I know
Java quite well and did some of my own projects. Know a bit of
JDBC and databases too. But that seems to be not enough to get an entry level job.
Interested in doing only back-end development for now. I want an entry level job (unpaid ok too) where I can learn things like hibernate ORM, Spring etc
on the job and also get some experience. Until I crack an interview, I will have to do some study (and some more projects) on my own. But there are
too many technologies to be studied. I want to get a list of topics/technologies which are bare-bones or must haves to be employable in an
entry level position.
I see that a lot of entry level java jobs ask for Java, Hibernate, Spring, XML besides REST,
SOAP,
JSF, JMS, JSON and so many names like these that I don't know about.
Maybe Java tech is not enough. Should I do HTML, CSS and JavaScript too ?
I am guessing that a basics/bare bones/must haves list has - Java, Hibernate, Spring, Eclipse, SVN/Sub Version or GIT, JDBC, SQL , XML or JSON, Any Scripting Language.
Would this be enough to get an entry level position ? Should I remove something from this list ?