java full stack
JAVA FULL STACK
PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO JAVA
[Link] Started with Java [Link] Concepts and Syntax
Overview of Java’s history and significance. Variables, data types, and operators.
Setting up the Java Development Kit (JDK) and (IDE). Control flow (if-else, loops).
Input/output operations.
PART 2: OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOP) IN JAVA
[Link] and Objects [Link] and Polymorphism [Link] OOP Concepts
Creating classes and objects. Extending classes (inheritance). Enumerations.
Constructors and instance variables. Method overriding. Nested classes (static and inner
Access modifiers (public, private, protected).. Abstract classes and interfaces. classes).
3 Campaign objectives 7 Marketing team Object cloning.
PART
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3: EXCEPTION
Brand
HANDLING AND FILE
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I/OMarketing channels
[Link] Handling [Link] I/O and Serialization
Try-catch
5 blocks. and deadlines
Calendar Reading
9 andMarketing
writing files.
mix
Custom exceptions. Serialization and deserialization.
Finally
6 and resource management.
Budget 10 Performance indicators
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JAVA FULL STACK
PART 4: COLLECTIONS AND GENERICS
[Link] Framework [Link] [Link]
Type safety using generics. Create Custom Annotation
Lists, sets, and maps.
Generic classes and methods. Predefine Annotation
Iterators and enhanced for loops.
Sorting and searching.
PART 5: MULTITHREADING AND CONCURRENCY
[Link] [Link] Utilities
Creating threads. Extending classes (inheritance).
Synchronization and thread safety. Method overriding.
Thread pools. Abstract classes and interfaces.
3 Campaign objectives 7 Marketing team
PART
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6: ADVANCED
Brand
TOPICS 8 Marketing channels
[Link] and Annotations
Inspecting
5 classesand
Calendar at runtime.
deadlines 9 Marketing mix
Custom annotations.
6 Budget 10 Performance indicators
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JAVA FULL STACK
PART 7: WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH JAVA
[Link] and JSP [Link] Connectivity with JDBC 3 Create Project Module
Building dynamic web applications. Connecting to databases Login Form & Registration Form
Create Admin Dashboard
Handling HTTP requests and responses Manage basic CRUD Operation with MYSQL
Create navigation panel
JSP Page Life Cycle How to call procedure using JDBC
Create Security with Login &
Servet Page Life Cycle How to manage Join operation with JDBC. Logout
Run JSP & Servlet under Apache Tomcat Executing various SQL queries , AJAX, File uploading
What is JAR & War. Cookie, Session, Login, Admin Dashboard
Connect JSP toServlet Session and Cookie in Servlet
JSTL , JSP Tag, Servlet Navigation How to manage Cache in JSP Web page
4. HTML and CSS 5. JavaScript: 6. Bootstrap:
HTML5 tags and attributes. Variables, data types, and operators. Responsive design using Bootstrap.
CSS styling (selectors, properties, DOM manipulation (selecting elements, Bootstrap components (navbar,
responsive design). event handling). cards, modals)..
Intergrate HTML & CSS In JSP. Validate JSP Web form usinhg JS Create Page Layout under JSP with
Create Five web page application bootstrap
using JSP
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PART 9: REACT JSSTACK
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1: Getting Started 2: Components and Props 3: State and Lifecycle
Introduction to [Link] Understanding components Working with component state
Setting up the development environment Creating and using props Lifecycle methods
JSX syntax and creating components PropTypes and defaultProps Handling events
4: Forms and Events 5: React Router 6: Styling
IControlled vs. Uncontrolled components Setting up routing CSS Modules
Form submission and validation Creating nested routes Styled-components
Event handling in React Navigation with Link and NavLink Using third-party UI libraries
7: State Management with Redux 8: Asynchronous Data Fetching 9: React Hooks
Introduction to Redux Fetching data from APIs Introduction to Hooks
Setting up Redux in React Using async/await useState, useEffect
Actions, reducers, and the Redux store Handling loading states and errors Custom hooks
10: Testing 11: Advanced Topics
Introduction to testing libraries Context API
Writing unit tests Performance optimization
Snapshot testing Error boundaries
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PART 10: SPRING STACK java full stack
[Link] to Spring Framework [Link] Configuration
Overview of Spring Framework and its features XML-based and Annotation-based configuration
Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of Control (IoC) Configuration using @Configuration classes and
principles @ComponentScan
Spring Bean lifecycle and configuration.
[Link] Bean Scopes and Profiles [Link] AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)
Understanding different bean scopes (singleton, Understanding AOP concepts (aspects, join points, advice,
prototype, request, session, etc.) pointcuts)
Using Spring profiles for environment-specific AOP implementation using Spring AOP
configurations..
3 Campaign objectives 7 Marketing team
PART
4
11: SPRING
Brand
MVC (MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER)
8 Marketing channels
[Link] to Spring MVC [Link] MVC Configuration
MVC
5 architecture
Calendar and its components (Model, View,
and deadlines 9 Configuring
Marketing mix DispatcherServlet
Controller) Handler mapping and handler adapter configuration.
Request
6 flow in Spring MVC.
Budget 10 Performance indicators
[Link] and Request Handling [Link] and ViewResolver
Creating controllers using @Controller annotation Configuring view resolver for resolving views
Handling different types of requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) Working with different view technologies (JSP,
Request parameters and path variables Thymeleaf, etc.).
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PART 12: SPRING STACK java full stack
[Link] to Spring Boot [Link] Boot Starter Projects
Overview of Spring Boot features and advantages Creating a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializr
Auto-configuration and convention over configuration Understanding starter dependencies
[Link] Boot Configuration [Link] Boot Web Development
Externalizing configuration using properties and Building RESTful APIs with Spring Boot
YAML files Integrating Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA for
Customizing application properties database operations
3 Campaign objectives 7 Marketing team
PART
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13: MYSQL DATABASE INTEGRATION
8
Brand Marketing channels
[Link] to MySQL [Link] Basics [Link] Design and Modeling
Overview
5 of MySQL
Calendar database
and deadlines Understanding SQL 9 syntaxMarketing mix Entity-relationship modeling
management system CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Normalization and
Installing
6 MySQL
Budget server and client Data definition language
10 (DDL) and data
Performance indicators denormalization
manipulation language (DML) commands.
[Link] Database Connectivity (JDBC) [Link] Data JPA
Connecting Java applications to MySQL Introduction to Spring Data JPA
database using JDBC Creating repositories and defining query methods
Executing SQL queries and handling results Performing CRUD operations using Spring Data JPA
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JAVA FULL STACK
PART 14: SPRING CLOUD
1: Introduction and Setup 2: Configuration and Fault Tolerance
Overview of microservices architecture Externalized configuration with Spring Cloud Config
Introduction to Spring Cloud Fault tolerance with Hystrix
Setting up a Spring Boot project Circuit breaking and fallback mechanisms
Service registration and discovery with Eureka
3: API Gateway and Tracing 4: Communication and Resilience
API Gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway Service-to-service communication with Feign and
Distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth RestTemplate
and Zipkin Retry patterns with Spring Retry
5: Messaging and Security 6: Monitoring and Advanced Topics
Event-driven architecture with Spring Cloud Logging and monitoring with ELK stack and
Stream and Kafka Prometheus
Security with Spring Security and OAuth2 Advanced topics: distributed transactions, service
mesh
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JAVA FULL STACK
PART 15: ADDITIONAL TECH SKILLS
[Link] Intelligence (AI) [Link] Computing (AWS)
Basics of AI and machine learning. Setting up an AWS account.
chat gpt, prompt engineering Deploying applications on AWS (EC2, S3, Lambda).
3. Git and GitHub: [Link]:
Version control using Git. Deploying web applications to production servers.
Collaborating on GitHub repositories. Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.
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