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Highlights of Java FullStack Training

  • e-Careerpluz's Java Full Stack Development course covers both front-end and back-end parts of a web application. It involves using the Java programming language for server-side development, along with front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like Angular.
  • Apply your skills through real-world projects, from building simple CRUD applications to building complex, scalable web applications.
  • Learn from industry experts and experienced developers who will guide you through every step of the development process.

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Raise your career with a Certificate in Java Fullstack Development

Prepare for a career as a Web Developer with a comprehensive understanding of frameworks and database configurations, and a certification to verify your programming skills and knowledge.

  • Overview of HTML and Web Technologies
    • Understanding the role of HTML in web development
    • Introduction to CSS and JavaScript
  • Basic Structure of an HTML Document
    • Doctype declaration
    • Key elements: <html>, <head>, <body>
  • Text Elements
    • Headings, paragraphs, and formatting
    • Lists (ordered, unordered, and definition)
    • HTML Formatting Tags
    • Empty Tags
    • Tables and its Elements
    • Favicons
  • Hyperlinks
    • Creating links with the <a> tag
    • Understanding relative vs. absolute URLs
  • Images
    • Inserting images with the <img> tag
    • Image attributes (src, alt, width, height)
    • Html – Iframes
  • Audio and Video
    • Using <audio> and <video> elements
    • Accessibility and controls for multimedia
  • Form Basics
    • Understanding <form> and its attributes
    • Input types (text, email, password, etc.)
  • Advanced Input Types
    • HTML5 input types (date, range, color, etc.)
    • Client-side validation with HTML5 attributes
  • Submission Handling
    • Overview of form submission methods (GET vs. POST)
  • Semantic HTML5 Elements
    • Importance of semantic elements (e.g., <header>, <footer>, <nav>, <article>, <section>)
    • Html Block And Inline
  • Canvas for Graphics
    • Introduction to the <canvas> element for drawing
    • Basic JavaScript for canvas manipulation
  • Local Storage and Session Storage
    • Using web storage APIs for data persistence
  • Principles of Responsive Design
    • Understanding mobile-first design
    • Using media queries for layout adjustments
  • Viewport Tag and Mobile Optimization
    • Setting the viewport for mobile devices
  • Web Accessibility Standards
    • Importance of accessible design
    • Implementing ARIA roles and attributes
  • SEO Best Practices
    • Semantic HTML for improved SEO
    • Using appropriate tags and metadata
  • HTML Editors and IDEs
    • Overview of popular HTML editors (VS Code, Sublime Text)
  • Version Control with Git
    • Introduction to Git and GitHub for version control
    • Basic commands for managing projects
  • Building a Complete Web Page
    • Integrating all learned skills into a single project
    • Focus on layout, design, and interactivity
  • Overview of CSS
    • What is CSS, and how does it work with HTML
    • Types of CSS (Inline, Internal, External)
  • Basic Syntax
    • Selectors, properties, and values
    • Selector and its Types:
      • Universal Selector (*)
      • Element Selector
      • Class Selector (.)
      • ID Selector (#)
      • Descendant Selector
      • Child Selector (>)
      • Adjacent Sibling Selector (+)
      • General Sibling Selector (~)
  • Colors and Fonts
    • Using RGB, HEX, HSL for colors
    • Applying fonts and Google Fonts
  • CSS Box Model
    • Margin, Border, Padding, and Content
Assignment: Create a webpage with basic styling for fonts, colors, and spacing.
  • Advanced Selectors
    • Attribute selectors, combinators (>, +, ~)
  • Pseudo-Classes
    • :hover, :nth-child(), :not()
  • Pseudo-Elements
    • ::before, ::after
Assignment: Design a card component using pseudo-elements for decoration.
  • CSS Display Types
    • block, inline, inline-block, none
  • Positioning
    • Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed, Sticky
  • CSS Flexbox
    • Creating flexible layouts
    • Alignment with justify-content and align-items
  • CSS Grid Layout
    • Defining grids with rows and columns
    • Grid areas and auto-placement
Assignment: Build a responsive portfolio layout using Flexbox and Grid.
  • Introduction to Responsive Design
    • Principles and benefits
  • Media Queries
    • Using breakpoints for different screen sizes
    • Example: @media (max-width: 768px)
  • Container Queries (New Feature)
    • Adapting styles based on parent containers
  • CSS Units for Responsiveness
    • rem, em, vw, vh, clamp()
Assignment: Create a responsive webpage using media queries and CSS units.
  • CSS Transitions
    • Adding smooth changes on hover/focus
  • Keyframe Animations
    • Using @keyframes for complex animations
    • Animation properties (duration, timing function, delay)
  • View Transition API
    • New in 2024: Smooth page transitions
Assignment: Design a webpage with interactive buttons and animations.
  • CSS Variables (--var)
    • Declaring reusable values (e.g., colors, fonts)
    • Implementing light/dark themes with CSS variables
  • CSS Nesting
    • Writing cleaner, nested styles without preprocessors
Assignment: Create a theme-switching webpage with nested CSS rules and variables.
  • Optimizing Critical CSS
    • Delivering only essential CSS during page load
  • Minimizing Repaints and Reflows
    • Using efficient selectors and avoiding heavy styles
  • Hardware-Accelerated Properties
    • Leveraging transform and opacity for smooth animations
Assignment: Analyze and optimize the CSS of a webpage using Chrome DevTools.
  • Objective: Build a fully responsive multi-page website that includes:
    • A home page, about page, and contact form
    • Layout using CSS Grid and Flexbox
    • Theme switcher with CSS variables and layers
    • Interactive animations and transitions
  • Topics:
    • Overview of JavaScript
    • JavaScript in browsers vs. Node.js
    • Setting up the development environment (VS Code, browser dev tools)
  • Assignment:
    • Set up a simple HTML page with a linked JavaScript file. Write a program that displays "Hello, World!" in the console.
  • Topics:
    • Variables (var, let, const)
    • Data types (strings, numbers, booleans, objects, arrays)
    • Operators (arithmetic, comparison, logical)
  • Assignment:
    • Create a simple calculator that takes user input and performs basic arithmetic operations.
  • Topics:
    • Conditional statements (if, else, switch)
    • Loops (for, while, do...while)
  • Assignment:
    • Write a program to find all prime numbers up to a given number using loops.
  • Topics:
    • Function declarations, expressions, and arrow functions
    • Parameters and return values
    • Scope and closures
  • Assignment:
    • Create a function that accepts an array of numbers and returns the sum of the even numbers.
  • Topics:
    • Understanding objects and properties
    • Constructor functions
    • this keyword
  • Assignment:
    • Create a simple object representing a car with properties like make, model, and year, and a method that returns a description of the car.
  • Topics:
    • Prototypal inheritance
    • ES6 classes
    • Inheritance and method overriding
  • Assignment:
    • Refactor the car object into a class. Create a subclass for electric cars that adds a battery size property and overrides a method to include battery details.
  • Topics:
    • Creating and manipulating objects
    • Array methods (map, filter, reduce)
    • Understanding JSON
  • Assignment:
    • Build a simple contact book application that stores and displays contacts (name, phone, email) using an array of objects.
  • Topics:
    • Template literals
    • Destructuring assignments
    • Spread and rest operators
    • Modules (import/export)
  • Assignment:
    • Refactor the contact book application to use ES6 modules, splitting functionality into separate files.
  • Topics:
    • Understanding callbacks
    • Promises and error handling
    • Async/await
  • Assignment:
    • Create a simple fetch application that retrieves data from a public API (e.g., JSONPlaceholder) and displays it on the page.
  • Topics:
    • Selecting and modifying DOM elements
    • Event handling
    • Form handling
  • Assignment:
    • Enhance the fetch application to include a search feature, allowing users to filter displayed data based on input.
  • Topics:
    • Using browser developer tools for debugging
    • Common debugging techniques
  • Topics:
    • Bringing it all together
    • Planning and building a small project
  • Assignment:
    • Create a simple web application (e.g., a to-do list app) that incorporates all learned concepts:
      • OOP principles (using classes)
      • CRUD operations
      • Local storage for data persistence
      • Basic styling with CSS
  • What is Bootstrap?
    • Overview of Bootstrap 5 framework
    • History and evolution (Bootstrap 3, 4, 5)
    • Advantages: responsive design, speed, cross-browser compatibility
  • Setting Up Bootstrap
    • Adding Bootstrap via CDN
    • Understanding Bootstrap files: bootstrap.css, bootstrap.js, and popper.js
    • Setting up Bootstrap locally using npm
  • Introduction to Responsive Design
    • What is mobile-first design?
    • Media queries and breakpoints in Bootstrap
  • Practical Assignment 1:
    • Create a Simple Webpage:
      • Include text, an image, and a link
      • Ensure responsiveness across screen sizes
  • Understanding the Bootstrap Grid System
    • The 12-column grid system in Bootstrap
    • Introduction to containers: .container and .container-fluid
    • Using rows and columns for layouts
  • Responsive Grid Layouts
    • Creating layouts for various screen sizes
    • Using classes like .col-sm-, .col-md-, .col-lg-
    • Using offsets and flex utilities for alignment
  • Nesting Grids
    • Multi-level layouts with nested columns
  • Practical Assignment 2:
    • Build a Two-Column Layout:
      • Create a webpage with a two-column layout
      • Ensure columns stack on smaller screens
      • Add text in the left column and an image/sidebar in the right column
  • Navigation Bars
    • Create a navbar with links and a brand
    • Make the navbar responsive using .navbar-expand
    • Add dropdown menus
  • Buttons and Button Groups
    • Types of buttons (primary, secondary, danger, etc.)
    • Creating button groups and adjusting sizes
  • Forms in Bootstrap
    • Create forms with input, textarea, and controls
    • Include checkboxes, radio buttons, and select menus
    • Implement form validation
  • Cards
    • Create cards with images, text, and buttons
  • Alerts
    • Types of alerts (success, warning, danger)
    • Create dismissible alerts
  • Practical Assignment 3:
    • Create a Contact Form with a Navbar:
      • Include input fields for name, email, and message
      • Add a submit button and success alert
      • Include a responsive navbar
  • Spacing Utilities
    • Margin and padding utilities (.m-*, .p-*, .mt-*, .mb-*)
    • Using spacing for layout control
  • Typography Utilities
    • Text alignment (.text-center, .text-left, .text-right)
    • Font size and weight (.fs-*, .fw-*)
    • Text color utilities (.text-primary, .text-success)
  • Display Utilities
    • Visibility control (.d-none, .d-block, .d-flex)
    • Responsive display classes
  • Border and Border-Radius Utilities
    • Applying borders and border-radius (.border, .rounded)
  • Background Utilities
    • Adding background colors (.bg-primary, .bg-light, .bg-dark)
  • Practical Assignment 4:
    • Create a Landing Page:
      • Design a landing page with a hero section (heading, description, call-to-action button)
      • Use spacing, text alignment, and background utilities
  • Using Breakpoints
    • Understanding breakpoints: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, xxl
    • Control content for different screen sizes using column classes and flex utilities
  • Responsive Images
    • Making images responsive with .img-fluid
    • Handling images and media in a responsive layout
  • Visibility Utilities
    • Hide/show elements based on screen size (.d-none, .d-sm-block, .d-md-none)
  • Practical Assignment 5:
    • Build a Responsive Portfolio Website:
      • Create sections like About, Projects, Contact
      • Ensure the layout is responsive (stacked on small screens, horizontal on larger ones)
      • Make use of responsive images and visibility utilities
  • Modals
    • Use modals for dynamic content
    • Customize modal headers, footers, and body
  • Carousels
    • Implement carousels (slideshow) with images, text, and buttons
  • Offcanvas Navigation
    • What is Offcanvas and how to implement sidebar navigation
    • Make navigation mobile-friendly
  • Bootstrap Icons
    • Add and customize Bootstrap Icons
    • Align icons within buttons and navbars
  • Practical Assignment 6:
    • Create a Responsive E-commerce Website:
      • Build an e-commerce homepage with a product carousel, product cards, and an offcanvas sidebar
      • Use a modal for product details
  • Create a Personal Website or Blog
    • Include multiple pages like Home, About, Blog, and Contact
    • Use navbar, cards, forms, modals, and responsive layouts throughout the project
  • Deploying Your Website
    • Learn how to deploy your Bootstrap-based website using platforms like GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel
  • Topics:
    • Using browser developer tools for debugging
    • Common debugging techniques

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Skills covered in JAVA FullStack Developer at e-Careerpluz

  • Learn the basics of the Java programming language, including object-oriented programming concepts, data structures, and methods.
  • Learn Spring Boot, a powerful framework for building Java-based web applications.
  • Learn front-end development with JavaScript and React, popular libraries for building user interfaces.
  • Understand database management principles and learn how to design, query, and manage relational databases using MySQL or PostgreSQL.
  • Design and implement RESTful APIs using SpringBoot, and learn best practices for building scalable and maintainable APIs.
  • Use Spring Security to implement user authentication and authorization mechanisms to secure your web applications.
  • Learn deployment and DevOps practices, including containerization.