AGILA

1. Learn english. Your english has not to be perfect, yet you should be able to read english Java literature and to write a little english documentation (aka javadoc) for the software you are developing.
2. Learn the basics. You should know what Java interfaces are, how generics work, and so on. That means, beside your programming skills you should know some theoratical aspects about Java.
3. Take one of the frameworks, tools, libraries, or whatever, and learn as much as possible about it. Then move to the next framework, tool, or whatever… In that way you will gather a lot of knowledge over time.

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