Java for Web Development

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About Course

Unlock the power of Java for building dynamic, secure, and scalable web applications with this comprehensive course. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced Java developer looking to dive into web development, this course will guide you through the essential tools, frameworks, and best practices for creating professional web applications using Java.

In this course, you will learn how to develop both front-end and back-end Java web applications, integrate with databases, create RESTful APIs, implement authentication and security features, and deploy your projects to the cloud. By the end, you will have the skills and knowledge to build full-fledged Java web applications using frameworks like Spring Boot and Spring MVC, and you’ll be ready to tackle real-world web development challenges.

Key Features of the Course:

  • Learn to build web applications using Java and popular frameworks like Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and JSP.

  • Gain hands-on experience with databases and RESTful web services.

  • Master front-end integration using Java-based templating engines like Thymeleaf.

  • Implement authentication and security features with Spring Security.

  • Get real-world projects that will build your portfolio and confidence in web development.

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What Will You Learn?

  • By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to:
  • Master Java for Web Development
  • Gain a strong understanding of how to use Java to create powerful, dynamic web applications.
  • Work with Spring Framework
  • Learn how to set up and build applications using Spring Boot and Spring MVC, including creating RESTful APIs.
  • Integrate Databases
  • Learn how to connect your Java applications to databases using JDBC and Spring Data JPA, and perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.
  • Build RESTful Web Services
  • Create lightweight, scalable RESTful APIs using Spring Boot and integrate them with front-end applications.
  • Develop Secure Web Applications
  • Implement user authentication and authorization using Spring Security, JWT, and OAuth2 to build secure web applications.
  • Work with Frontend Technologies
  • Integrate HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and AJAX with Java-based backends and use Thymeleaf for server-side templating.
  • Deploy Java Web Applications
  • Learn how to deploy your applications on cloud platforms like Heroku and AWS, and configure servers such as Apache Tomcat.
  • Build Full-Stack Web Applications
  • Combine front-end and back-end development to create complete, fully functional web applications.
  • Follow Industry Best Practices
  • Understand coding standards, error handling, debugging, and optimizing web applications for performance and security.
  • Prepare for a Career in Java Web Development
  • Build a portfolio of real-world projects and prepare for job opportunities or freelance work as a Java web developer.

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Java Web Development
Lesson 1.1: Overview of Java Web Development Lesson 1.2: Setting up Java Development Environment (JDK, IDE, Tomcat) Lesson 1.3: Introduction to Web Servers and Servlets Lesson 1.4: Understanding HTTP and Web Architecture

Module 2: Basics of Java for Web
Lesson 2.1: Java Fundamentals Review (Variables, Data Types, Loops, Functions) Lesson 2.2: Introduction to JavaServer Pages (JSP) Lesson 2.3: Creating and Configuring Web Applications in Java Lesson 2.4: Handling Form Data and User Input

Module 3: Working with Databases in Java
Lesson 3.1: Introduction to JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) Lesson 3.2: Connecting Java with Databases (MySQL/SQL Server) Lesson 3.3: Performing CRUD Operations Lesson 3.4: Using Spring Data JPA for Database Integration

Module 4: Introduction to Spring Framework
Lesson 4.1: What is Spring Framework? Lesson 4.2: Setting up Spring Boot Project Lesson 4.3: Introduction to Spring MVC (Model-View-Controller) Lesson 4.4: Creating a Simple Spring MVC Application

Module 5: Building RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot
Lesson 5.1: Introduction to RESTful APIs and JSON Lesson 5.2: Setting Up Spring Boot for REST API Development Lesson 5.3: Creating RESTful Endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) Lesson 5.4: Working with JSON Responses and Error Handling

Module 6: Advanced Java Web Development Concepts
Lesson 6.1: Spring Security for Authentication and Authorization Lesson 6.2: Implementing User Login, Logout, and Registration Lesson 6.3: Secure Web Applications using JWT and OAuth2 Lesson 6.4: Introduction to Spring Security Filters and Roles

Module 7: Front-End Integration with Java
Lesson 7.1: Introduction to Thymeleaf for Templating Lesson 7.2: Rendering Dynamic Content with Thymeleaf Lesson 7.3: Integrating Frontend (HTML/CSS/JS) with Java Backend Lesson 7.4: Working with AJAX to Handle Asynchronous Data

Module 8: Deploying Java Web Applications
Lesson 8.1: Deploying Java Web Apps to Apache Tomcat Server Lesson 8.2: Deploying Java Web Apps to Cloud Platforms (Heroku, AWS) Lesson 8.3: Configuring Web Servers and Databases for Production Lesson 8.4: Monitoring and Troubleshooting Deployed Web Applications

Module 9: Final Project
Lesson 9.1: Project Overview and Requirements Lesson 9.2: Building a Full-Stack Java Web Application (Project Phase 1) Lesson 9.3: Integrating Frontend and Backend (Project Phase 2) Lesson 9.4: Completing and Deploying the Final Project

Module 10: Best Practices and Final Thoughts
Lesson 10.1: Best Practices in Java Web Development Lesson 10.2: Debugging and Optimizing Java Web Apps Lesson 10.3: Final Tips for Becoming a Professional Java Developer Lesson 10.4: Career Pathways in Java Web Development

Bonus Content
Web Development Tools and Resources Popular Java Frameworks Overview Industry Trends in Java Web Development

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