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Java Web Developer 6 Month Roadmap

The document outlines a 6-month roadmap for becoming a Java Web Developer, detailing monthly goals and topics to cover. It includes foundational Java programming, advanced Java tools, web basics, backend development with Java, Spring Boot framework, and final projects. Additionally, it provides tools to use and tips for success throughout the learning process.
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Java Web Developer 6 Month Roadmap

The document outlines a 6-month roadmap for becoming a Java Web Developer, detailing monthly goals and topics to cover. It includes foundational Java programming, advanced Java tools, web basics, backend development with Java, Spring Boot framework, and final projects. Additionally, it provides tools to use and tips for success throughout the learning process.
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■ Java Web Developer Roadmap (6 Months)

Month 1: Core Java (Strong Base)


Goal: Learn full Java programming.

• Java basics (variables, data types, input/output)

• Conditional statements & loops

• Arrays & Strings

• Methods and OOP (classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, etc.)

• Exception handling

• Collections (ArrayList, HashMap, Set)

• File handling

• Basic debugging

• Mini Projects: Calculator, Student Record System

Month 2: Advanced Java + Tools


• JDBC (connect Java with MySQL)

• Threads & Multithreading basics

• Java I/O (File, Buffer, Streams)

• Intro to Maven or Gradle

• Learn using Git & GitHub

• Mini Project: Library Management System

Month 3: Web Basics (Frontend)


• HTML5

• CSS3 (Flexbox, Grid, Styling)

• JavaScript (DOM, Events, Functions)

• Responsive design

• Mini Projects: Portfolio Website, To-Do List

Month 4: Java Web (Backend)


• Servlet & JSP

• HTTP request/response

• Session & Cookies

• MVC pattern

• Deploying apps on Tomcat server

• Mini Project: Login & Registration Web App


Month 5: Spring Boot Framework
• Spring Boot basics

• Controllers & REST APIs

• Spring Data JPA (connect to MySQL)

• Exception handling, Validation

• Thymeleaf templates

• Mini Project: Employee Management System, Student CRUD API

Month 6: Advanced + Final Projects


• JWT Authentication

• Deploying on Cloud (Render, AWS, Railway)

• Frontend + Backend connection (HTML calls Java APIs using JS fetch)

• Optional: Intro to React

• Mini Projects: E-Commerce Website, Blog Website, Notes App

Tools You’ll Use


• VS Code / IntelliJ IDEA

• MySQL

• Apache Tomcat

• Spring Boot

• Postman

• Git & GitHub

Tips for Success


• Code daily (even 1 hour helps)

• Push code to GitHub regularly

• Watch tutorials (freeCodeCamp, Telusko, Java Brains)

• Make projects each month

• Practice interview questions after 4th month

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