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  • Java Full Stack Development means making the front-end and back-end of an app.For the front-end, people use HTML. They also use CSS and JavaScript. These help build the look of a website. For the back-end, people use Java. They use Spring Boot too. Hibernate helps with the database. A full stack developer works on both sides. They handle everything from the look of the page to how the data is saved.
  • Many companies now want full stack developers. This is because more people use online apps. These developers build apps that work well and grow fast.
  • If you want to learn, you can join a Java Full Stack Developer Course in Pune. It teaches you all the tools. You learn step by step. You build real apps. This course can help you get a good job in tech.

Java Full Stack Developer Course in Pune

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  • The course provides end-to-end knowledge of both client-side and server-side technologies. It helps learners understand the full application lifecycle and the integration of front-end and back-end.
  • You will learn:
    • HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Angular/React for UI development

      Core Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate for back-end development

      REST APIs for communication between client and server

      MySQL or MongoDB for database operations

      Git, GitHub, Jenkins for DevOps basics

      Hosting applications on AWS or Heroku

  • Hands-on projects help solidify your learning and prepare you for real job roles. With Java Full Stack Classes in Pune, you gain practical skills through mentorship and live projects.

  • Java remains one of the most stable and secure languages. With the full stack model, companies hire developers who can manage both ends of a project.
  • Here's what makes Java Full Stack valuable:
    • Versatile Language: Java works across platforms

      Industry Use: Java is used in banking, telecom, and e-commerce

      Cost Saving: One developer handles front-end and back-end

      Speed: Projects move faster with one full stack expert

  • A Full Stack Java Course in Pune offers the right blend of theory and practical exposure to these benefits.

  • Java full stack developers in India earn between 5 to 12 LPA depending on experience. In Pune, freshers earn around 5 to 6 LPA, while experienced developers can reach 10 to 15 LPA.
  • Some common roles include:
    • Java Full Stack Developer

      Software Engineer (Full Stack)

      Backend Engineer with Front-End Exposure

      Application Developer

  • After training, many students land jobs within 2-3 months. Java Full Stack Developer Course Fees in Pune are affordable, with options for weekend and weekday batches.

  • After training, you can progress to roles like:
    • Senior Full Stack Developer

      Solution Architect

      Tech Lead

      DevOps Engineer

  • As companies adopt cloud and microservices, full stack developers are needed to manage end-to-end application development.

  • Typical tasks include:
    • Designing the UI using Angular or React

      Writing Java APIs using Spring Boot

      Connecting apps to databases

      Performing unit testing and integration testing

      Version control using Git and deploying with CI/CD tools

  • You will also fix bugs, collaborate with teams, and manage software releases. Full stack developers often work with both front-end and back-end tasks. You may also write SQL queries and handle API security. Daily stand-up meetings are common where developers share updates.
  • Sometimes, you will help with cloud deployments. Learning Docker and Jenkins is useful. You will work closely with testers to ensure software quality.
  • By joining a Java Full Stack Developer Course Pune, learners are well-prepared for these responsibilities. The course teaches real projects. It also helps you build a strong resume. Trainers guide you with job-ready skills. This training builds your confidence to work in top IT companies. It opens many job opportunities in India and abroad.

  • This course is ideal for:
    • Fresh graduates from CS/IT backgrounds

      Backend developers wanting front-end skills

      UI developers aiming to master Java

      Career switchers to development

  • You get help from teachers. You learn by doing projects. You use real tools that companies use. This makes you ready for a job.

  • Industries hiring Java full stack developers include:
    • IT Services & Consulting

      Banking and FinTech

      E-commerce and Retail

      Healthcare and Insurance

      EdTech and SaaS Companies

  • A good Full Stack Java Course in Pune helps you build a solid portfolio and opens doors to these domains.

  • After course completion, you receive:
    • Course Completion Certificate

      Project Certificate

      Internship Letter (for eligible students)

      Resume and LinkedIn guidance

  • These credentials strengthen your job applications and LinkedIn profile. They show that you have finished the training. They also show you did hands-on work. Companies like to see these certificates. They know you have real skills. The internship letter helps freshers. It proves that you worked in a real setup.
  • Resume help makes your profile better. It shows your strengths. LinkedIn tips help you connect with others. These things matter. They make you look ready for jobs. Many students get calls after showing these. So always collect your certificates. Keep them safe. Add them to your profile. It will help a lot.

  • Java Full Stack Developer Course Fees in Pune range from 20,000 to 50,000. Fees vary based on course duration, live project opportunities, and placement support.
    • Some institutes offer EMI options, scholarships, or placement-linked programs. You can choose weekend or weekday classes. Some places give free demo sessions. You can also ask for trial classes.

      Big institutes may cost more. But they also give better help. They may offer resume building and mock interviews. You get to build real apps. Some give job help too.

      Online courses are cheaper. But classroom courses give real classroom experience. You can talk to teachers. You can ask questions anytime. It feels more personal. Some students learn better this way.

  • Many Java Full Stack Classes in Pune offer strong placement support. These classes help students in many ways.
    • They teach how to make a good resume. A good resume shows your skills. It helps you get more job calls.

      They also take mock interviews. These are practice interviews. Experts ask real questions. You get to practice your answers. You also learn how to speak with confidence.

      Real-time project help is also given. Trainers, check your projects. They guide you on how to make them better. This shows that you are ready for real jobs.

      There is aptitude training too. You learn how to solve puzzles and math questions. These skills help in company tests.

      You also get job referrals. These are job leads from the training center. If you do well, you get sent for interviews. This increases your chances of getting placed.

  • Many students who took this training now work at top companies. Some names are Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, and Capgemini. These companies hire full stack developers often. With the right training and support, you can get a job too. Join a course and start preparing for your future.

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    Introduction

    • Software architecture and its flow to design a layout
    • Technologies needed For Full Stack
    • Current market requirements on UI/UX
    • Difference between UI/UX design
    • UI/UX Developer roles and Responsibilities
    • Figma design and prototypes

    HTML

    • Basics
      • HTML5 & difference between previous versions
      • Structure of HTML Page & DOM
      • Tags, Attributes, HTML Elements, Style attribute
      • Heading tags (H1H6), Tags, Paragraph tag
      • Typography, Inserting images & formats, Margin, Padding, Borders
      • Hyperlinks, buttons, Colors
      • Meta tags and use in SEO
      • Create layout using div and section tags
      • Difference between Inline and block-level elements
      • Table, Lists, Forms & Controls, Inserting Maps
    • HTML5
      • Header, Footer, Nav, Audio, Video tags
      • Use of Geolocation API
      • Canvas and SVG
      • User preferences and Local storage

    CSS 3

    • Introduction
      • CSS3 and difference with previous versions
      • CSS Types, Syntex, Property Values
      • Selectors, Box Model, DOM
      • Background, Display, Position, height & width and many more properties.
      • Difference between display none and visibility hidden property
    • More Properties
      • CSS Overflow, blur, opacity
      • CSS Float and Clear
      • Pseudo Class and Element
      • Animations with keyframes
      • text effects(shadow)
      • Transform, translate, transition Property
      • Flexbox property in depth and web fonts
      • Web page layout and Media Queries

    JavaScript

    • Introduction, History and Syntax
    • How to use JS in different ways
    • Popup Boxes, alerts, prompt, confirm
    • var, let, const
    • Variables
    • Data Types
    • Operators
    • Conditional Statements & Loops
    • Functions
    • Arrays & Strings
    • Events
    • Object and its property
    • Set, Map and type of
    • This keyword, AJAX, JSON
    • Destructuring, Precedence and RegExp
    • Strict mode and Hoisting
    • Concept of Modern JavaScript (ES6)
      • Introduction to ECMAScript 2015
      • Var, Let and Const in JavaScript
      • Template literals (Template strings) in ES6
      • New Strings Methods in ES6
      • Array Destructuring & Object Destructuring in ES6
      • Fat Arrow Function
      • Default & REST Parameters in ES6
      • Spread & Exponentiation Operator in ES6
      • Math Object in JavaScript
      • New Numbers & Global Methods
      • OOPS (Classes, Object & Inheritance) in ES6
      • Async Await in JavaScript
      • Error Handling in JavaScript
      • Make Multiple AJAX Call using Function
      • Fetch API in Promises in JavaScript

    Bootstrap 5

    • Introduction
    • Bootstrap5 and comparison with previous versions
    • How to download or start with CDN
    • Grid System and Flex Concept in bootstrap 5
    • Typography, Colors, Buttons
    • Images, tables, Alerts, Badges, spinner
    • Cards, Pagination, list groups
    • Dropdown and collapse concept
    • Responsive Forms (Contact Form)
    • Navbar and footer
    • Carousel and Modal
    • Tooltip, popover and Toast
    • Scroll spy and offcanvas
    • Utilities

    jQuery

    • Introduction and uses
    • Selectors and Events in jQuery
    • jQuery Effects
      • Hide/Show, Fade, Slide, Animate, stop(), call back
    • jQuery HTML
      • get, set, add/remove, CSS classes, css()
    • jQuery Traversing
      • Finding elements using jQuery techniques & Filtering elements
    • jQuery AJAX
      • Advantages with Ajax and its limitations
      • Samples working with Ajax
      • Different data formats used in Ajax (string, xml, Json, etc)
      • XML and JSON difference
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    Introduction, prerequisites and uses

    Modern Java Script and React js

    Package Manager (yarn, npm, pnpm, bun with vite)

    Environment Setup, download and install with VS Code

    Basic Syntex and Folder Structure

    JSX and its Attributes

    Render Multiple Elements

    React fragment

    Java script Expression in JSX

    CSS styling in React

    Tailwind CSS in React

    React Components

    Module import and Export

    Event Propagation in react

    Props in react

    Arrays in React

    JS Map Method in react

    Conditional Statement in react

    Looping in JSX

    Hooks in React

    State concept in react

    • useState
    • useEffect
    • useContext
    • useCallback
    • use Param
    • useLocation
    • useRef

    Fetch API Data in React

    Axios With Get & Post

    Form in React with Login Form Submition

    Use Bootstrap5 in React

    Router and create a navbar in react

    Component Lifecycle

    Animations in React

    Project:- Build a web application using React JS.

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    Introduction:

    • Java History and Versions
    • Differences between java and others
    • Java Features
    • Java Naming Conventions

    Java Architecture

    • Introduction to Java architecture: JDK, JRE, and JVM.
    • Java Installation and setup with VS code
    • Text-Editors
    • Run and Compile a Java Files
    • Explain the Java file Structure

    Language Fundamentals

    • Operators
    • Identifiers
    • Literals
    • Data Types and Type casting
    • Java Statements
    • Arrays
    • Variable and Identifiers
    • Data Types and Type casting
    • Tokens and Literals in Java
    • Operators
    • Arrays and Strings in Java
    • User input with Scanner Class
    • Control Flow Statement in java
      • Decision Making Statements :- If-else and switch statement
      • Loop Statement :- While, do-while, for and for-each loops
      • Jump Statement :- Break and Continue

    Methods in Java

    • Create and Call Methods
    • Parameters and Arguments
    • Recursion in Methods
    • Method Overloading & Scopes

    OOPS

    • Introduction
    • Class and Objects
    • Attributes and Methods with example
    • Constructors and its parameters
    • Modifiers
    • Encapsulations
      • set methods
    • Inheritance concept (
      • sub class
      • super class
    • Java Methods
      • Methods Overloading
      • Recursion
      • Overloading Vs Overriding
    • Java Aggregation
    • Polymorphism in Java
    • Static, This and final Keyword in java
    • Abstraction and interface
    • Enums in Java
    • Array List, Linked List and List Sorting in Java
    • Java Map Interface, and
      • HashMap
      • HashSet
    • Wrapper classes in Java
    • Types of classes
      • Nested classes
      • Member inner Class
      • Anonymous Inner class
      • Local Inner class
      • Static nested class
    • Wrapper classes in Java
    • Abstraction and interface
    • Enums in Java
    • Exceptional handling in Java
    • Regular expression (RegEx) in Java
    • Multi threading in Java
    • Synchronization
      • Thread Synchronization
      • Dead Lock
    • I/O Streams in Java
    • lambda expression in Java
    • File Handling in Java (CRUD)
    • Generics in java
    • Collection Framework Concepts

    Packages:

    • What is a package
    • Adv. of packages
      • Modularity
      • Reusability
      • Abstraction
      • Security
    • Types of packages
      • Predefined packages
      • User defined packages
    • Jar files preparation
    • Executable Jar files
    • Batch files preparation

    Annotations:

    • What is Annotation
    • Adv of annotations
    • Comments Vs Annotations
    • Built-in Annotations
      • Override
      • Inherited
      • Deprecated
      • Target
      • Suppress Warnings
      • Documented
      • Retention
    • User Defined Annotations

    Networking:

    • Standalone Appl. Vs Distributed Appl.
    • Client-Server Arch.
    • Socket Vs Server Socket
    • Network Appl. Arch.
    • Socket Programming.

    Reflection API:

    • Class
    • Field
    • Method
    • Constructor

    Garbage Collection:

    • Introduction
    • Approaches to make an object for GC
    • Methods for requesting JVM to run GC
    • Finalization
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    Collection Framework

    • Collection Architecure
    • List and its implementations
      • Array List
      • LinkedList
    • List Sorting
    • Hash Set
    • Hash Map
    • Queue and its implementations
      • Priority Queue
      • Blocking Queue
      • Priority Blocking Queue
      • Linked Blocking Queue
    • Iterators
      • Iterator
      • List Iterator
      • Enums
    • RegExp
    • Exceptions
    • Threads
    • Lambda

    JSP and Servlet

    • Introduction to Web Development
      • Overview of Web Technologies
      • Difference between Java Servlets and CGI
      • Introduction to Java EE
      • Understanding Web Servers and Application Servers
      • Setting Up the Development Environment (Eclipse/VS Code with plugins)
    • Servlet Basics
      • Introduction to Servlets
      • Servlet Lifecycle (init, service, destroy)
      • Writing Your First Servlet
      • Deployment Descriptor (web.xml)
      • Servlet Mapping and URL Patterns
      • Handling GET and POST Requests
      • ServletConfig and ServletContext
    • Advanced Servlet Concepts
      • Request Dispatching (forward and include)
      • Session Management (Cookies, HttpSession, URL Rewriting)
      • Servlet Filters (Introduction to Filters, Creating and Configuring Filters, Use Cases: Logging, Authentication, Compression)
      • Error Handling in Servlets
      • Listeners in Servlets (Servlet Request Listener, Http Session Listener, ContextListener)
    • Introduction to JSP
      • Understanding JSP and its Advantages
      • JSP vs. Servlets
      • JSP Lifecycle
      • Writing Your First JSP Page
      • Scripting Elements (Scriptlets, Declarations, Expressions)
      • JSP Directives (page, include, taglib)
      • JSP Implicit Objects (request, response, session, application, out, config, page, pageContext)
    • Advanced JSP Concepts
      • JSP Actions and Custom Tags (Standard Action Tags-include, forward, param, useBean, setProperty, getProperty), (Introduction to JSTL-JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library), (Custom Tag Libraries-Creating and Using)
      • Expression Language (EL) (Syntax and Operators, Using EL to Access Data, Implicit Objects in EL, Integrating EL with JSP and JSTL
      • Error Handling in JSP
      • JSP with JavaBeans (Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern using JSP and Servlets)
    • Integrating JSP and Servlets
      • Passing Data between Servlets and JSP
      • Using JSP as a View Layer
      • MVC Pattern Implementation (Controller {Servlet}, Model {JavaBean}, View {JSP}
      • Application Design with JSP and Servlets
    • Deployment
      • Introduction to RESTful Web Services with Servlets (Creating REST APIs using Servlets, JSON and XML Handling)
      • Packaging and Deploying Web Applications (WAR File Structure, Deployment on Tomcat or Other Application Servers)
      • Version Control with Git
      • Performance Optimization Techniques (Caching Strategies, Minimizing HTTP Requests, Lazy Loading Resources)
      • Security Best Practices (Preventing SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF))

    JDBC

    • Introduction to JDBC
      • Overview of JDBC: What is JDBC, Importance of JDBC in Java applications, JDBC Architecture and API components
      • Setting Up the Environment: (Installing and setting up JDK, Configuring a database (e.g. MySQL), Setting up a development environment (Eclipse, IntelliJ, or VS Code), Adding JDBC driver libraries to the project)
    • JDBC Basics
      • Understanding JDBC Drivers:(Types of JDBC drivers (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4), Loading and registering JDBC drivers)
      • Connecting to a Database: (JDBC URL, Username, and Password, Establishing a connection using DriverManager, Handling SQLException and understanding error codes)
      • Basic CRUD Operations: (Create: Inserting records using PreparedStatement, Read: Querying records using Statement and ResultSet, Update: Modifying records using PreparedStatement, Delete: Removing records from the database)
    • Advanced JDBC Concepts
      • Prepared Statement vs Statement: (Differences between Statement and PreparedStatement, Using PreparedStatement for dynamic queries, Preventing SQL Injection with PreparedStatement)
      • Batch Processing: (Introduction to batch processing, Adding multiple queries to a batch, Executing batch updates for performance optimization)
      • ResultSet: (Navigating the ResultSet (next, previous, absolute, relative), Working with different types of ResultSet (forward-only, scroll-sensitive, scroll-insensitive), Retrieving data from a ResultSet, Updating a ResultSet and reflecting changes in the database)
    • Transaction Management
      • Introduction to Transactions: (What is a transaction, ACID properties-Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability)
      • Managing Transactions in JDBC:(Auto-commit mode in JDBC, Manually handling transactions with commit() and rollback(), Savepoints in transactions, Handling transaction isolation levels (READ_UNCOMMITTED, READ_COMMITTED, REPEATABLE_READ, SERIALIZABLE)
    • Advanced Database Operations
      • Callable Statement: (Calling stored procedures and functions, Passing IN and OUT parameters, Handling CallableStatement results)
      • Handling Large Objects (LOBs): (Storing and retrieving BLOBs (Binary Large Objects) and CLOBs, (Character Large Objects), Managing large data efficiently in JDBC)
    • Connection Pooling
      • Introduction to Connection Pooling: (What is connection pooling, Benefits of using a connection pool
      • Implementing Connection Pooling: (Setting up Apache DBCP for connection pooling, Configuring connection pool parameters (e.g., pool size, timeout))
    • Error Handling in JDBC
      • Error Handling in JDBC: (Understanding SQLException and SQLWarning, Handling SQL exceptions, Logging and debugging database operations, Resource management (closing connections, statements, and result sets), Avoiding common pitfalls (e.g., SQL Injection, inefficient queries))
    • Security in JDBC Applications
      • Preventing SQL Injection: (Understanding SQL Injection attacks, Using PreparedStatement to prevent SQL Injection, Validating and sanitizing user input)
    • Deployment of JDBC
      • Packaging and Deploying JDBC Applications: (Creating executable JARs with JDBC dependencies, Configuring databases for production environments, Best practices for deploying JDBC applications in production)
      • Maintaining and Scaling JDBC Applications: (Monitoring database connections and performance, Scaling applications to handle larger databases, Planning for database migrations and upgrades, Analyzing and optimizing query performance, Efficient use of indexes and query optimization, Profiling and monitoring JDBC performance)
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    Introduction to Hibernate

    • What is Hibernate (Overview of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)., Benefits of using Hibernate over JDBC.)
    • Setting Up Hibernate (Installing Hibernate and setting up a basic Java project., Adding Hibernate dependencies (Maven/Gradle)., Configuring Hibernate with hibernate.cfg.xml.)

    Basic Hibernate Concepts

    • Hibernate Configuration (Understanding hibernate.cfg.xml., Configuring database connection settings.)
    • Creating Your First Entity (Annotating a Java class with @Entity., Defining primary keys with @Id.)
    • Basic CRUD Operations (Create: Saving an entity to the database with session.save()., Read: Retrieving an entity by ID with session.get()., Update: Updating an entity with session.update()., Delete: Deleting an entity with session.delete().)

    Mapping Relationships

    • One-to-One Relationship (Mapping one-to-one relationships with @OneToOne.)
    • One-to-Many and Many-to-One Relationships (Mapping one-to-many and many-to-one relationships with @OneToMany and @ManyToOne.)
    • Many-to-Many Relationship (Mapping many-to-many relationships with @ManyToMany.)

    Advanced Entity Mapping

    • Inheritance Mapping (Single Table strategy, Table Per Class strategy, Joined Table strategy, Using inheritance strategies: @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.SINGLE_TABLE), @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.TABLE_PER_CLASS), and @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED).
    • Component Mapping (Mapping composite types with @Embeddable and @Embedded.)
    • Collection Mapping (Mapping collections (lists, sets) with @ElementCollection.)

    Querying with Hibernate

    • Hibernate Query Language (HQL) (Writing basic HQL queries to retrieve and manipulate data, Using parameters in HQL queries.)
    • Criteria API (Introduction to Criteria API for building queries programmatically.)
    • Native SQL Queries (Executing native SQL queries and mapping results to entities.)

    Transactions and Concurrency

    • Transaction Management (Managing transactions with session.beginTransaction(), transaction.commit(), and transaction.rollback().)
    • Concurrency Control (Basic understanding of optimistic and pessimistic locking.)

    Performance Optimization

    • Caching (Introduction to first-level cache., Basic overview of second-level caching (optional for beginners).)
    • Lazy vs. Eager Loading (Understanding fetch strategies and their impact on performance.)
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    Introduction to Spring Framework

    • Overview of Spring Framework
    • Importance and Benefits of Spring
    • Core Components of Spring
    • Setting up a Spring Project

    Spring Core Concepts

    • Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI)
      • Understanding IoC and DI
      • Configuring Beans in Spring
      • Spring IoC Container and Application Context
    • Spring Beans and Scopes
      • Bean Lifecycle
      • Bean Scopes (Singleton, Prototype, etc.)
      • Bean Factory vs. ApplicationContext
    • Spring Configuration
      • XML Configuration
      • Java-based Configuration
      • Annotations-based Configuration

    Annotations and @Autowired in Spring

    • Spring Annotations Overview
      • Introduction to Annotations in Spring
      • Commonly Used Annotations
    • Core Annotations
      • @Component, @Service, @Repository, @Controller
      • @Configuration and @Bean
    • Dependency Injection Annotations
      • @Autowired
      • @Qualifier and @Primary
      • @Value for Property Injection
    • Other Useful Annotations
      • @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy
      • @Scope for Bean Scopes
      • @Aspect for Aspect-Oriented Programming

    Spring AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)

    • Introduction to AOP
    • AOP Concepts: Aspect, Advice, Pointcut, Joinpoint
    • Using AOP in Spring
    • Implementing Cross-Cutting Concerns (Logging, Security, Transactions)

    Three-Layer Architecture in Spring

    • Introduction to Three-Layer Architecture
      • Overview of Presentation, Service, and Data Access Layers
      • Importance of Layered Architecture in Software Development
    • Presentation Layer
      • Handling User Inputs and Displaying Outputs
      • Controllers in Spring MVC
      • View Technologies (JSP, Thymeleaf)
    • Service Layer
      • Business Logic Implementation
      • Creating and Managing Services
      • Service Interfaces and Implementations
    • Data Access Layer
      • Interaction with Databases
      • Repositories and DAOs in Spring
      • Using Spring Data JPA for Data Access

    Spring Data Access

    • Spring JDBC
      • Introduction to Spring JDBC
      • Setting Up JDBC (mySQL) in Spring
      • Data Source Configuration
      • Pain JDBC Vs Spring JDBC
      • Named Parameter JDBC Template (Parameter values through Map, Parameter Values through SQL Parameter Source, Map SQL Parameter Source, Bean Property SQL Parameter Source)
      • DAO Support Classes (JDBC DAO Support, Named Parameter JDBC DAO Support, Simple JDBC DAO Support, Connection Pooling in Spring JDBC)
    • Spring ORM
      • Overview of ORM and JPA
      • Integrating Hibernate with Spring
      • Spring Data JPA
    • Transaction Management
      • Programmatic vs. Declarative Transactions
      • Transaction Propagation and Isolation Levels

    Spring MVC

    • Introduction to Spring MVC
      • MVC Design Pattern
      • Setting up Spring MVC Project
    • Controllers
      • Creating Controllers
      • Request Mapping and Response Handling
      • Form Handling in Spring MVC
    • Views
      • View Resolvers and View Technologies (JSP)
      • Model and Model And View
    • Validation and Exception Handling
      • Input Validation in Spring MVC
      • Global and Controller-Level Exception Handling

    Introduction to Spring Boot

    • Advantages of Spring Boot
    • Spring Boot Architecture
    • Setting up a Spring Boot Project with Spring initializer and VS Code

    Spring Boot Core Concepts

    • Spring Boot Starters
      • Understanding Spring Boot Starters
      • Commonly Used Starters
    • Spring Boot Auto Configuration
      • Auto Configuration Overview
      • Customizing Auto Configuration
    • Spring Boot Configuration
      • application.properties and application.yml
      • Profiles in Spring Boot
      • POM.xml
      • Beans
    • Spring Boot DevTools
      • Enabling and Using Spring Boot DevTools

    Building RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot

    • Introduction to RESTful Web Services
    • Creating RESTful Services(CRUD) in Spring Boot
    • Handling HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
    • Content Negotiation and Versioning
    • Exception Handling in RESTful Services
    • Securing REST APIs with Spring Security

    Spring Boot Data Access

    • Spring Data JPA with Spring Boot
      • Setting up Spring Data JPA in Spring Boot
      • Creating Repositories
      • Query Methods and Custom Queries
    • Spring Boot with Relational Databases
      • Using MySQL with Spring Boot

    Spring Boot Testing

    • Introduction to Testing in Spring Boot
    • Debugging with VS Code

    Spring Security

    • Introduction to Spring Security
    • Securing Web Applications
    • Role-Based Access Control
    • Spring Security XML Based Example
    • Spring Security Java Based Example

    Microservices with Spring Boot

    • Introduction to Microservices Architecture
    • Building Microservices with Spring Boot
    • Service Discovery with Eureka
    • API Gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway
    • Circuit Breakers with Resilience4j/Hystrix
    • Distributed Tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth

    Advanced Spring Boot Features

    • Spring Boot Actuator
      • Monitoring and Managing Spring Boot Applications
      • Customizing Actuator Endpoints

    Capstone Projects

    • Project
      • Employee Management application with CRUD operations using Spring Boot. This will cover creating, reading, updating, and deleting employee records with three layer architecture.
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SELF ASSESSMENT

Learn, Grow & Test your skill with Online Assessment Exam to
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Mock Interviews

Prepare & Practice for real-life job interviews by joining the Mock Interviews drive at Croma Campus and learn to perform with confidence with our expert team.Not sure of Interview environments? Don’t worry, our team will familiarize you and help you in giving your best shot even under heavy pressures.Our Mock Interviews are conducted by trailblazing industry-experts having years of experience and they will surely help you to improve your chances of getting hired in real.
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FAQ's

Basic programming knowledge helps, but the course starts with fundamentals.

Most full-time courses last 3-6 months. Weekend options may take longer.

Yes, you get certificates after completing projects and assessments.

Yes, many institutes offer hybrid and online Java full stack courses.

Java, Spring Boot, Angular/React, MySQL, REST APIs, Git, Jenkins, and basic AWS.

Very good. Java full-stack skills are in high demand. You can apply for roles in software companies, startups, and IT consultancies.

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