Hey, I'm Jeevan — I've spent 7 years working as a Java/backend engineer, and I built this because most Java learning material teaches syntax, not judgment. It shows you loops and classes, but never the part that actually gets you hired: how a real engineer structures a service, what a senior dev flags in your code review, and how to talk about your own project in an interview without freezing up. Here, I share real-world Java + Spring Boot projects built the way production code actually looks — not toy examples. Each one comes with the reasoning behind the decisions, common interview questions tied to that exact project, and the kind of feedback you'd normally only get from a senior teammate. If you're a beginner or mid-level Java dev prepping for interviews or trying to build a portfolio that doesn't look like everyone else's to-do-list app, this is for you. Book a session if you want: — A walkthrough of how to approach a specific project — A review of your resume/portfolio project — Mock interview practice based on real-world Java systems I keep things practical, no fluff — just what actually moves the needle before an interview.