About this course
A full-stack Java developer is a professional who is proficient in both the front-end and back-end development of web applications using Java technologies. This means they are capable of working on both the client-side (user interface) and server-side (backend logic and database) aspects of web development. Here's an overview of the components and technologies involved in the full-stack Java development:
Front-End Development:
- HTML/CSS: These are the foundational technologies for creating the structure and styling of web pages.
- JavaScript: The primary scripting language for adding interactivity to web pages. It's commonly used in conjunction with frameworks and libraries to create dynamic user interfaces.
- Front-End Frameworks/Libraries: Full-stack Java developers might use frameworks like Angular, React, or Vue.js to build dynamic and responsive user interfaces.
Back-End Development:
- Java: The primary programming language used on the server-side. Java is known for its robustness, scalability, and widespread use in enterprise applications.
- Java EE (Enterprise Edition) / Jakarta EE: A collection of specifications and APIs that extend Java SE (Standard Edition) for building enterprise-level applications. It includes features like Servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans), JPA (Java Persistence API), etc.
- Spring Framework: A popular Java framework that provides a comprehensive platform for building Java applications. It simplifies various aspects of development, including dependency injection, data access, security, and more. Spring Boot, a part of the Spring ecosystem, is widely used for creating stand-alone, production-grade Spring applications.
- Database Management: Full-stack Java developers often work with databases to store and retrieve data. Common databases used with Java include MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and MongoDB.
- ORM (Object-Relational Mapping): Technologies like JPA and Hibernate are used to map Java objects to relational database tables, making it easier to interact with databases using Java code.
- RESTful APIs: Creating APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that follow the principles of Representational State Transfer (REST) is a common approach for communication between the front-end and back-end of web applications.
Tools and DevOps:
- Build Tools: Maven and Gradle are popular build automation tools for managing project dependencies and building Java applications.
- Version Control: Git is commonly used for version control, allowing developers to collaborate on code and track changes.
- IDE (Integrated Development Environment): IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse are popular Java IDEs that provide tools for coding, debugging, and deploying Java applications.
- Deployment: Java applications are often deployed to application servers like Apache Tomcat, WildFly (formerly JBoss), or cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure.
Security:
- Authentication and Authorization: Java developers implement security measures to control user access to certain parts of an application using technologies like Spring Security.
- Data Encryption: Secure transmission of sensitive data is ensured through encryption protocols like HTTPS.
- Input Validation: To prevent attacks like SQL injection and cross-site scripting, input validation and sanitization techniques are employed.
A full-stack Java developer should have a strong understanding of both front-end and back-end technologies, as well as the ability to integrate them to create seamless, functional web applications. Additionally, staying up-to-date with the latest trends and advancements in the Java ecosystem is crucial for delivering modern and efficient solutions.
FAQ
1) Is Java full stack easy to learn?
Yes, it’s easy but becoming a Java full-stack developer is a long journey that can be challenging and also you need to master the Java and JavaScript coding languages. Then you need to learn all the details of front-end and back-end development.
2) What is the expected salary of Java full stack developer in India?
Average salary of a Java Full Stack Developer in India is 4.0 LPA with salaries ranging from 2.5 LPA to 14.5 LPA based on location, company & experience.
3) Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course ?
Yes, you will be awarded with the certificate after completing the course.
4) I am complete beginner can I learn this course?
Absolutely, this course is beginner friendly and anyone can start their learnings from 1st day of tutorials.
5) Is financial aid available?
Yes. We have multiple channels through which you can apply for financial aid or a scholarship if you can’t afford the Course fee.
6) What is the duration of the Course?
The duration of the course will be approximately 4-5 months.
7) What are the skills required for Java full stack developer?
To excel as a java full stack developer, one should possess the following things: Proficiency in Java & Object-oriented programming, knowledge of front-end technologies, familiarity with frameworks, database management, familiarity of backend technologies, communication skills, problem solving approach.[
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Module 1: Introduction to Internet & Version Control
2 Parts
- 3:00 Hr
Session 1: Basics of Internet
- Basics of Internet
- About version control
1:30 Hours
Session 2: Git & GitHub Commands
- Git & GitHub commands
- Basics of Text editor and its setup
1:30 Hours
Module 10: Spring
2 Parts
- 3:00 Hr
Session 106: Introduction to Spring Concept
- Bean Factory and application Context
- Container Concepts
- Spring Data JPA Template
- AOP
- MVC
1:30 Hours
Session 107: Introduction to Spring Boot
- Introduction to STS
- Di with STS
- MVC, AOP
- Security, Role-based Authentication, OAuth2, Token based authentication
1:30 Hours
Module 9: Server-side Programming with Servlets
4 Parts
- 6:00 Hr
Session 102: Servlets Concept (part 1)
- Deploying a simple servlet in a Servlet Container (Tomcat)
- Life cycle of a Servlet
- Servlet interface
- Servlet Request Interface
1:30 Hours
Session 103: Servlets Concept (part 2)
- Servlet Response Interface
- Additional capabilities of HTTP Servlet
- Session tracking
- Servlet Programming with JDBC CRUD Operations
1:30 Hours
Session 104: JSP Basics
- Differences between Servlets and JSPs
- Running a simple JSP
- The JSP generated Servlet code
- JSP Implicit Objects
- JSP Syntax for Different JSP Elements
- Developing JSP Beans
1:30 Hours
Session 105: Introduction to ORM, JPA
- Session Factory, Session, Transaction
- Performing CRUD Operations with XML
- Performing CRUD Operations with Annotations
- Different ID Generation Strategies
- Hibernate with Inheritance
1:30 Hours
Module 8: RDBMS (MySQL)
3 Parts
- 4:30 Hr
Session 99: Introduction to Database & DBMS
- Data types
- Table, Record, Field
- SQL Queries,
- Database Normalization
1:30 Hours
Session 100: Joins & Queries Concept
- Joins, Sub Queries
- INSERT | UPDATE | DELETE Operations
- DDL Commands
- PL/SQL
1:30 Hours
Session 101: Overview of JDBC API
- Different types of JDBC Drivers
- JDBC URLS
- Driver Manager
- Establishing a connection with the database
- Creating and executing SQL Statements
- Working with Callable Statement
1:30 Hours
Module 7: Introduction to java
28 Parts
- 42:00 Hr
Session 72: Introduction to Programming
- Introduction to Java
- Why you must learn Java
- What is a Programming Language
- What is an Algorithm
- What is Syntax
- History of Java
- About Byte Code
- How Java Changed the Internet
- Java Buzzwords
1:30 Hours
Session 73: About JDK, JVM & JRE
- Installing JDK
- First Class using Text Editor
- Compiling and Running
- Anatomy of a Class
- File Extensions
- JDK vs JVM vs JRE
- Showing Output
- Importance of the main method
- Installing IDE (Intellij Idea)
1:30 Hours
Session 73: About JDK, JVM & JRE
- Installing JDK
- First Class using Text Editor
- Compiling and Running
- Anatomy of a Class
- File Extensions
- JDK vs JVM vs JRE
- Showing Output
- Importance of the main method
- Installing IDE (Intellij Idea)
1:30 Hours
Session 74: Data types, Literals & Comment
- Primitive data type
- Non primitive data type
- Literals
- Comment
1:30 Hours
Session 75: Variables & Keywords
- Variables
- Naming Conventions
- Keywords
1:30 Hours
Session 76: Input/Output & Escape Sequence
- User Input
- User Output
- Escape Sequences
1:30 Hours
Session 77: Type conversion & Type casting
- Type Conversion
- Type Casting
1:30 Hours
Session 78: Operators in C++
- Arithmetic Operators
- Assignment Operators
- Bitwise Operators
- Ternary Operators
- Unary Operators
- Relational operators
- Order of operation
- Shorthand operators
1:30 Hours
Session 79: Control Statement (If-else statement)
- If statement
- If-else statement
- If-else-if statement
- Switch statement
1:30 Hours
Session 80: Control statement (Loop statement)
- For loop
- While loop
- Do-while loop
- Break & continue keyword
1:30 Hours
Session 81: Introduction to Array
- Arrays syntax
- Arrays class
- Declaring & using arrays
- Size of an array
- Array of characters
- Memory allocation of array
1:30 Hours
Session 82: Multidimensional array
- Multidimensional arrays
- Declaring & using of 2D array
- Size of any 2D array
1:30 Hours
Session 83: Introduction to string
- Strings in java
- String class
- Declaring & using of string
1:30 Hours
Session 84: Introduction to StringBuilder
- Syntax of StringBuilder class
- Memory allocation
- String vs StringBuilder
1:30 Hours
Session 85: Introduction to String Buffer
- Syntax of String Buffer class
- Memory allocation
- String vs StringBuilder vs String Buffer
1:30 Hours
Session 86: Introduction to Functions (part 1)
- Function syntax
- Return statement in function
- Parameters in function
- Arguments in function
- Lambda expression
1:30 Hours
Session 87: Functions (part 2)
- Call by value & Call by reference
- Function overloading concept
- Overloading with different parameters
1:30 Hours
Session 88: Basics of Oops concept (part 1)
- Classes & Objects
- Process vs Object Oriented
- Instance Variables and Methods
- Declaring and Using Objects
- Nested and Inner Classes
1:30 Hours
Session 89: Basics of Oops concept (part 2)
- This & Static Keyword
- Constructors & Code Blocks
- Stack vs Heap Memory
- Garbage Collection & Finalize
- Getter and Setter
1:30 Hours
Session 90: Encapsulation & Abstraction in Java
- Encapsulation Concept
- Abstraction Concept
- Interfaces
- Difference btw Encapsulation & Abstraction
1:30 Hours
Session 91: Polymorphism in Java
- Polymorphism concept
- Function/Method overriding
- Function/Method overloading
- Constructor overloading
- Super keyword
1:30 Hours
Session 92: Inheritance in Java
- Inheritance & its access
- Types of Inheritance
- Single Inheritance
- Multiple Inheritance
- Hierarchical Inheritance
- Hybrid inheritance
1:30 Hours
Session 93: File Handling concept
- Exception & File Handling
- What is an Exception
- Try-Catch
- Types of Exception
- Throw and Throws
- Finally Block
- Custom Exceptions
- File Writer class
- File Reader class
1:30 Hours
Session 94: Generics & Interface
- Collections & Generics
- Generics & Diamond Operators
- List Interface
- Queue Interface
- Functional Interface
- Set Interface
- Variable Arguments
1:30 Hours
Session 95: Wrapper classes & Collections
- Wrapper Classes & Autoboxing
- Collections Library
- Collections Class
- Map Interface
- Enums
1:30 Hours
Session 96: Introduction to Multi-threading
- Intro to Multi-threading
- Multithreading & Executor Service
- Creating a Thread
- States of a Thread
- Thread Priority
- Join Method
- Synchronize keyword
- Thread Communication
- Intro to Executor Service
- Multiple Threads with Executor
- Returning Futures
1:30 Hours
Session 97: Functional Programming
- Functional Programming
- What is Functional Programming
- Lambda Expression
- What is a Stream
- Filtering & Reducing
- Method References
- Optional Class
- Intermediate vs Terminal Operations
- Max, Min, Collect to List
- Sort, Distinct, Map
1:30 Hours
Session 98: Pre-defined Libraries
- Using String class
- Using java.lang package
- Working with Data & Time
- Utility framework
- Collection framework
- I/O framework
1:30 Hours
Module 6: Introduction to jQuery
1 Parts
- 1:30 Hr
Session 71: jQuery Concept & Commands
- Introduction to jQuery
- jQuery Syntax
- jQuery Selectors
- jQuery Events
- jQuery Effects
- jQuery HTML
- jQuery Traversing
- jQuery AJAX & Misc
1:30 Hours
Module 5: Introduction to JavaScript:
33 Parts
- 49:30 Hr
Session 38: overview & variables in JS
- History of JavaScript
- JavaScript vs EcmaScript
- How javascript works
- Write first program in JS
- Variables in JS
- Difference btw Var, Let, Const
1:30 Hours
Session 39: String & its methods
- String Indexing & its methods
- Template Strings
1:30 Hours
Session 40: Datatype in JS
- About Null, undefined, BigInt, typeof
- Booleans & Comparison Operator
- Truthy & Falsy values
1:30 Hours
Session 41: Conditional operator
- If-else, if-elseif-else statement
- Nested if-else condition
1:30 Hours
Session 42: Ternary operator
- Ternary Operator
- && || operator
1:30 Hours
Session 43: For, While & do-while loop
- For Loop concept
- While loop
- Do while loop
1:30 Hours
Session 44: For of & For in loop
- For of loop
- For in loop
1:30 Hours
Session 45: switch statement, Break & continue keyword
- Switch statement
- Break & Continue keyword
1:30 Hours
Session 46: Introduction to array
- Intro to arrays
- Push, pop, shift, unshift
- Primitive vs reference data types
1:30 Hours
Session 47: Spread operator
- Clone array & spread operator
- Loop concept in array
1:30 Hours
Session 48: Array Destructuring
- Array Destructuring
- Array methods
- Foreach, Map, Filter, Reduce method
1:30 Hours
Session 49: Array Methods
- Sort, Find, Every, Some method
- Fill & splice method
- Iterables, Sets, Maps
1:30 Hours
Session 50: Functions
- Functions in JS
- Basics of function & its types
- Declaration, Expression & Arrow Function
1:30 Hours
Session 51: Nested function & Hoisting concept
- Hoisting concept
- Nested function
- Lexical scope, Block scope & function scope
- default & rest parameters
1:30 Hours
Session 52: Callback Functions
- parameter Destructuring
- function returning functions
- callback functions
1:30 Hours
Session 53: Oops in JS
- Oops concept in JS
- Methods, This keyword & window object
1:30 Hours
Session 54: Methods in objects
- Call, apply & bind methods
- Warnings
- Syntax for methods
1:30 Hours
Session 55: Prototype
- Difference btw __proto__[[prototype]] & prototype
- Use prototype
- New keyword
1:30 Hours
Session 56: Constructor & super keyword
- Constructor function with new
- Class keyword
- Super keyword
1:30 Hours
Session 57: Method overriding
- Method overriding
- Getters & Setters
- Static methods & properties
- Closures
1:30 Hours
Session 58: DOM Manipulation
- DOM Manipulation
- Async vs defer
- Dom tree, root node, element nodes, text nodes
1:30 Hours
Session 59: Query Selector
- Element selector using id
- Query Selector
- textContent & InnerText
1:30 Hours
Session 60: get & set attributes
- change in styles of elements using JS
- get & set attributes
- multiple elements selection
1:30 Hours
Session 61: innerHTML & classlist
- innerHTML
- classList
- add new elements to page
1:30 Hours
Session 62: Clone nodes
- create & insert adjacent elements
- clone nodes
- Methods to add elements on page
- Dimensions of the element
1:30 Hours
Session 63: Events & Async
- Events concept
- Asynchronous JS
- SetTimeout()
1:30 Hours
Session 64: callback queue
- Callback queue
- setInterval
- Callbacks in Asynchronous programming
1:30 Hours
Session 65: Promise concept
- Callback hell & pyramid of DOM
- Promise concept
1:30 Hours
Session 66: Network request
- Network request concept
- Microtask queue
- Function returning promise
1:30 Hours
Session 67: Promise with sync
- Promise & Set time out
- Promise with async and Await
1:30 Hours
Session 68: Introduction to Ajax
- Intro to Ajax, HTTP Request
1:30 Hours
Session 69: XHR request
- XHR requests & XHR chaining
- Error Handling in XHR requests
1:30 Hours
Session 70: API Fetching & Error handling in API
- Promisifying XHR requests
- Fetch API
- Error Handling in Fetch API
1:30 Hours
Module 4: Introduction to Bootstrap
6 Parts
- 9:00 Hr
Session 32: Basics & Layout
- Introduction of Bootstrap
- Bootstrap CDN & downloading process
- How to connect Bootstrap with html file
- Breakpoints, Containers
- Grid, columns & Classes
1:30 Hours
Session 33: Form & its operation
- Form control, select, check
- Radios, range, input group
- Floating labels, layout
- Validation
1:30 Hours
Session 34: Accordion, Alerts, Badges, Carousel, etc.
- Accordion
- Alerts, Badges
- Breadcrumb
- Button groups
- Buttons, Cards
- Carousel
- Close button
- Collapse, Dropdowns
- List group, Modal
- Navbar, Nav and tabs
1:30 Hours
Session 35: Off-canvas, pagination, progress, etc.
- Off-canvas, Pagination
- Placeholders, Popovers
- Progress, Scrolls
- Spinners, Toasts
- Tooltips, Content
- Customize, Extend
- Forms, Helpers
- Layout, Migrations
- Ratio & Position
1:30 Hours
Session 36: API, background, borders, display, flex, etc.
- API, Borders, flex
- Background, colors, display
- Float, interactions, overflow
- Shadows, sizing, spacing
- Text, alignment, visibility
- Icons
1:30 Hours
Session 37: Bootstrap based Project
- Landing page & web pages
1:30 Hours
Module 3: Introduction to CSS
21 Parts
- 31:30 Hr
Session 11: overview of CSS
- Introduction to CSS
- CSS syntax
- How to add CSS in html
- CSS selectors
- CSS comments
- CSS colors
- CSS backgrounds
1:30 Hours
Session 12: borders, margins & padding
- Borders
- Height and width
- Margins
- Padding
1:30 Hours
Session 13: Model box, text, links, units, fonts
- Model box
- Text
- Links
- Fonts
- Units
1:30 Hours
Session 14: Grid Concept in CSS
- Grid
1:30 Hours
Session 15: Flexbox Concept in CSS
- Flexbox
1:30 Hours
Session 16: box shadow, cursor, opacity & filter
- Cursor
- Box shadow
- Opacity
- Filter
1:30 Hours
Session 17: Gradients, ! important & overflow
- Image sprites
- Gradients
- Overflow
- ! important
- Resizable
1:30 Hours
Session 18: lists, tables, box-sizing & functions
- Lists
- Tables
- Functions
- Box sizing
1:30 Hours
Session 19: Initial vs inherit & object fit
- Initial vs inherit
- Object fit-property
1:30 Hours
Session 20: Pseudo-class & elements
- Pseudo-classes
- Pseudo-elements
1:30 Hours
Session 21: display & visibility
- Display and visibility
1:30 Hours
Session 22: position
- Position
1:30 Hours
Session 23: Layers & z-index
- Layers
- Z-index
1:30 Hours
Session 24: Float & clear
- Float and clear
1:30 Hours
Session 25: 2D & 3D transform
- 2D Transform
- 3D Transform
1:30 Hours
Session 26: animations & print style
- Animations
- Print style
1:30 Hours
Session 27: responsive web design
- Responsive web design
1:30 Hours
Session 28: viewport & media queries
- Viewport meta tag
- Media queries
1:30 Hours
Session 29: Specificity & advance selector
- Specificity
- Advance selector
1:30 Hours
Session 30: columns
- Multiple columns
1:30 Hours
Session 31: CSS-validations
- CSS - validations
- Tips for CSS
1:30 Hours
Module 2: Introduction to HTML
8 Parts
- 12:00 Hr
Session 3: overview
- Introduction to Html & its History
- Difference between Html 4 & Html 5
- Text editor & useful extension
- File extension & why we general use index.html
- Basic Structure of Html
- Doctype
1:30 Hours
Session 4: Tags, Elements & Attributes
- Elements & Attributes
- Indentation & Comments
- Headings & Paragraph
- Formatting, Quotation and citation
- Links, Email Links, Images & Marquee
1:30 Hours
Session 5: Tables
- Ordered list
- Unordered list & Description list
- Table & Nested table
- Div & span
- I-frame
- Project 1
1:30 Hours
Session 6: Audio & Video tag
- Audio & Video
- Embed pdf, Embeed you tube video & Embed Google maps
- Html Entities, Html symbols Emojis in Html
- Semantic elements
- Image maps
1:30 Hours
Session 7: Form & its operation
- Forms, Form input, Form file upload, Form method
- Form Attributes, Text area & Image button
- Select option, Radio Button, Checkbox, Data list
- Label, Field-set and legends
1:30 Hours
Session 8: SEO Tags & Script concept
- SEO Tags & Favicon
- Style in Head tag
- Script and no script
- Open graph and twitter card tag
1:30 Hours
Session 9: About meta tag
- Viewport meta tag
- Right to left website
- Project 2
1:30 Hours
Session 10: Html validation & Hosting
- W3c Html validation, Browser tools
- Writing html documents in Hindi
- Tips for html
- Void elements
- Website structure
- Website performance check up: understanding your site's ranking
- Hosting your website
1:30 Hours
Module 11: Spring Web Services
3 Parts
- 4:30 Hr
Session 108: Introduction to Web Service
- Basics of REST APIS
- Spring REST
1:30 Hours
Session 109: Introduction to Micro Service architecture
- Micro Service Architecture
- Advantages with Micro Service over Monolithinc architecture
- Develop and Deploy Micro Service application in localhost
- Introduction to Service Discovery
1:30 Hours
Session 110: Client & Server side discovery pattern
- Client-Side Discovery pattern
- Server-Side Discovery pattern
- Load Balancing configuration
1:30 Hours
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21 Oct 2023 | 13:13
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9 Nov 2023 | 19:05
Exceptional Java Full Stack course! Comprehensive material, practical projects, and knowledgeable instructors. The perfect blend of theory and hands-on experience. Ideal for anyone looking to dive into full-stack development with Java. Highly recommended!
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14 Nov 2023 | 13:30
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19 Oct 2023 | 15:19
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21 Nov 2023 | 16:10
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