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Java Full Stack Developer Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive 2-month roadmap for becoming a Java Full Stack Developer. It includes a week-by-week plan covering Java core concepts, backend development with Servlets and JSP, frontend basics with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, integration, deployment, and Spring Boot fundamentals, culminating in a final project. Tools required for the course include JDK, Eclipse, Apache Tomcat, MySQL, and VS Code.

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Java Full Stack Developer Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive 2-month roadmap for becoming a Java Full Stack Developer. It includes a week-by-week plan covering Java core concepts, backend development with Servlets and JSP, frontend basics with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, integration, deployment, and Spring Boot fundamentals, culminating in a final project. Tools required for the course include JDK, Eclipse, Apache Tomcat, MySQL, and VS Code.

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Java Full Stack Developer Roadmap (2 Months Plan)

Week 1–2: Java Core Revision (Day 1–14)

Day 1–2:

 OOPs Concepts: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, Abstraction

 Practice OOPs with real examples

Day 3:

 Exception Handling

 Practice try-catch-finally, throw, throws

Day 4:

 File I/O: FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader, Scanner

 Serialization and Deserialization

Day 5:

 Collections: List, Set, Map

 Practice with ArrayList, HashMap, HashSet

Day 6:

 Multi-threading Basics

 Lambda Expressions

Day 7:

 JDBC – Connect Java with MySQL

 Practice with simple queries and connection setup

Day 8:

 Mini JDBC project (Login System with DB)

Day 9–10:

 Revise and strengthen weak areas

 More practice with JDBC and Collections

Day 11–14:

 Final Java Core Revision

 Practice multiple mini problems from previous topics

Week 3–4: Java Backend Development (Day 15–28)


Day 15–18:

 Install Eclipse + Apache Tomcat

 Learn Servlets: doGet(), doPost(), HttpServlet, [Link]

Day 19–21:

 Create login and registration system using Servlet + HTML forms

 Practice Session Management (HttpSession)

Day 22–23:

 Learn JSP Basics

 Forward data from Servlet to JSP

Day 24–25:

 Maven: Install & understand [Link], dependencies

 Create a Maven web project

Day 26–28:

 Mini Project: User Management App with Servlet + JSP + JDBC

Week 5: Frontend Basics (VS Code) (Day 29–35)

Day 29–30:

 HTML5: Forms, Inputs, Layout elements

Day 31–32:

 CSS3: Styling, Flexbox, Grid

Day 33–34:

 JavaScript: Variables, Functions, Events, DOM

Day 35:

 Use VS Code Live Server

 Design responsive pages (Mobile-friendly)

Week 6: Integration + Deployment (Day 36–42)

Day 36–38:

 Integrate HTML frontend with Servlet backend

 Place HTML in WebContent/, use form action="/ServletName"

Day 39–42:
 Mini Project: Student Registration System

o Pages: Home, Register, Login, Dashboard (JSP)

o Backend: Servlet + JDBC + MySQL

Week 7: Spring Boot Basics (Day 43–49)

Day 43–44:

 Install Spring Boot plugin in Eclipse

 Create your first Spring Boot project

Day 45–46:

 REST APIs with @RestController, @GetMapping, @PostMapping

Day 47–48:

 Connect Spring Boot with MySQL using Spring Data JPA

Day 49:

 Serve static frontend files using Spring Boot

Week 8: Final Project (Spring Boot + Frontend) (Day 50–60)

Day 50–55:

 Plan and build a full-stack project

o Example: Task Manager, Book Store, Blog App

o Spring Boot backend (REST APIs)

o Frontend using HTML/CSS/JS (from VS Code)

Day 56–58:

 Test and debug

 Improve UI/UX

Day 59–60:

 Final review

 Host on GitHub (optional)

 Write README and documentation

Tools Required:

 JDK 17+
 Eclipse IDE

 Apache Tomcat 9/10

 MySQL / XAMPP

 VS Code + Live Server

 Git (optional)

Let me know if you want project ideas, folder structure, or code templates.

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