In the first recommended roadmap I saw, they recommended taking a course on database access technology and then moving on to JPA, but here they recommend moving on to a JPA course after MVC Part 2. Should I take MVC Part 2 and then JPA, and then take the database access technology course if I think I'm lacking in that area?

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If you have practical development experience, it's okay to go to JPA first. If not, I recommend learning DB access technology first and then moving on. Thank you.

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