Java Full Stack courses provide a deep dive into both front-end and back-end technologies, combining Java, frameworks, and modern web development tools. Students gain practical experience to build, deploy, and manage scalable applications across all layers of development.
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HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Fundamentals of web design, styling, and interactivity. Front-End Frameworks: Learning popular frameworks like Angular or React to build dynamic user interfaces. Responsive Web Design: Techniques for making web applications mobile-friendly and adaptive.
Core Java: Object-oriented programming concepts, exception handling, collections, and multi-threading. Spring Framework: Using Spring Boot to create robust back-end applications, including RESTful APIs and integration with databases. Java Persistence API (JPA): Working with databases using Hibernate for object-relational mapping (ORM).
SQL Databases: Designing and managing relational databases using MySQL or PostgreSQL. NoSQL Databases: Working with non-relational databases like MongoDB. Database Connectivity: Using JDBC and Spring Data for database integration.
Git: Managing version control and collaborating using Git and GitHub. Maven/Gradle: Automating build processes and project management. Integrated Development Environments (IDEs): Using tools like IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse for efficient coding.
Docker: Containerizing applications for consistent environments across development, testing, and production. Cloud Services: Deployment using cloud platforms like AWS or Heroku
JWT (JSON Web Tokens): Implementing secure authentication and authorization in applications. OAuth2: Using OAuth2 protocols for securing RESTful APIs.
JUnit: Unit testing for Java applications. Mockito: Mocking dependencies for testing isolated components. Selenium: Automated testing for web applications.