
About Course
Full-stack development is one of the milestones in the field of advanced technology. It’s also the most demanding profession around the world. Courses that introduce you to essential components of taking on end-to-end development can help you build the critical skills you need. If you’re already familiar with one aspect of development, courses that teach you the other component help you build your resume and pad your abilities. Many companies are looking for that one person who can take on the entire product lifecycle, so make sure you’ve got everything you need to become a full stack developer.
Our Full Stack Programs are:
- Java Full Stack development
- Python Full Stack Development
- Dot Net Full Stack Development
- MEAN Stack Development
- MERN Stack Development
What Will You Learn?
- Frontend Development
- Backend Development
- Mean Stack, which includes MongoDB, Express, Angular JS, and Node.js
- Mern Stack, which includes MongoDB, Express, React JS, and Node.js
Course Content
Introduction
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Programming language Types and Paradigms
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Computer Programming Hierarchy
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How Computer Architecture Affects a Language?
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Why Java?
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Flavors of Java
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Java Designing Goal
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Role of Java Programmer in Industry
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Features of Java Language
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JVM –The heart of Java
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Java’s Magic Byte code
Language Fundamentals
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The Java Environment
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Installing Java
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Java Program Development
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Java Source File Structure
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Compilation
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Executions
Basic Language Elements
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Lexical Tokens, Identifiers
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Keywords, Literals, Comments
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Primitive Data types, Operators
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Assignments
Object Oriented Programming
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Class Fundamentals
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Object & Object reference
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Object Life time & Garbage Collection.
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Creating and Operating Objects
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Constructor & initialization code block.
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Access Control, Modifiers, Methods
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Nested, Inner Class &Anonymous Classes
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Abstract Class & Interfaces
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Defining Methods, Argument Passing Mechanism
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Method Overloading
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Dealing with Static Members. Finalize () Method.
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Use of “this “reference
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Use of Modifiers with Classes & Methods
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Cloning Objects, shallow and deep cloning
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Generic Class Types
Extending Classes and Inheritance
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Use and Benefits of Inheritance in OOP
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Types of Inheritance in Java
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Inheriting Data Members and Methods
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Role of Constructors in inheritance
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Overriding Super Class Methods
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Use of “super”
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Polymorphism in inheritance
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Type Compatibility and Conversion
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Implementing interfaces
Package
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Organizing Classes and Interfaces in Packages.
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Package as Access Protection
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Defining Package
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Import and Static Import
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Naming Convention for Packages
Exception Handling
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The Idea behind Exception
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Exceptions & Errors
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Types of Exception
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Control Flow In Exceptions
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Use of try, catch, finally, throw, throws in Exception Handling.
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In-built and User Defined Exceptions
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Checked and Un-Checked Exceptions
Array & String
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Defining an Array
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Initializing & Accessing Array
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Multi –Dimensional Array
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Operation on String
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Mutable & Immutable String
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Using Collection Bases Loop for String
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Tokenizing a String
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Creating Strings using StringBuffer
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StringUtil
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StringJoiner
Thread
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Understanding Threads
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Needs of Multi-Threaded Programming
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Thread Life-Cycle
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Thread Priorities
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Synchronizing Threads
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Inter Communication of Threads
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A Collection of Useful Classes
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Utility Methods for Arrays
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List, Set, Queue, Map(including internal Implementation)
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Stream API
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Observable and Observer Objects
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Date & Times
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using scanner
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Regular Expression
Input/output Operation in Java (Java.Io Package)
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Understanding Streams
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Reading and Writing to Files
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Buffer and Buffer Management
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Read/Write Operations with File Channel
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Serializing Objects
Database Programming Using JDBC
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Introduction to JDBC
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JDBC Drivers & Architecture
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CURD operation Using JDBC
Core Java Advance Features
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Lambda expressions
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Method references
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Functional interfaces,
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Stream API
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Default methods
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Static methods in interface
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Optional class
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Collectors class
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ForEach() method
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Parallel array sorting
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Parallel array sorting
Design Pattern
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Factory Pattern
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Abstract Factory Pattern
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Singleton Pattern
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Prototype Pattern
Structural Design Pattern
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Adapter Pattern
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Composite Pattern
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Decorator Pattern
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Facade Pattern
Behavioral Design Pattern
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Chain of Responsibility Pattern
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Command Pattern
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Interpreter Pattern
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Iterator Pattern
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Mediator Pattern
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Memento Pattern
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Observer Pattern
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State Pattern
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Strategy Pattern
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Template Pattern
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Visitor Pattern
SQL
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Introduction
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Introduction to DBMS
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Introduction to Data Management
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File system concepts
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Database Models
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Hierarchal Model
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Network Model
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Relational Model
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Introduction to Oracle
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History of Oracle
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Oracle products and features
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Oracle versions and releases
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About SQL & SQL*PLUS
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SQL*NET
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Introduction to SQL
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Sub-language Commands
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Data Retrieval Language (DRL)
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Data Definition Language (DDL)
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Data Manipulation Language (DML)
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Transaction Control Language (TCL)
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Database security and Privileges
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Working with DRL
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Select statement
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Distinct Selection
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‘Where’ Clause
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‘Order by’ Clauses
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Working with DDL and DML
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DDL commands
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Database objects and object types
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Working with Tables
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Data Types
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Table partitions Create, Alter
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Add, Modify, Drop Insert, Update,
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Delete
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Commit, Rollback
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Oracle Built-in Functions
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Arithmetic Functions Character
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Functions Date Functions Queries
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with Single Row Functions
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Misc Functions
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Working with Regular Expressions
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Constraints
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Constraints
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Data Integrity Concepts
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Different types of Constraints
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Table Level and Column Level
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Composite Constraints
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Check Constraint and
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Restrictions Referential Integrity
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Sub Queries
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Normal Sub Queries.
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Co-related Sub Queries.
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Updating Using Co-Related.
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Deleting Co-Related
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Using Exists and Not Exists
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Inline Queries
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Miscellaneous Sub-queries.
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Joins
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Joining Tables
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Simple Joins
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Outer Joins
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Self Joins
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Joins with Inline Queries
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ANSI Join Syntax
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Select Statement with Misc Options
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Set Operators
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Pseudo Columns
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Views, Synonyms & Indexes
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Simple & Complex Views
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Modifying the View Query
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Synonyms
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Indexes
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Sequences
Servlets
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Servlet Overview
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Life cycle of Servlet
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Handling Client HTTP Request & Server HTTP Response
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Initializing Parameters & ServletContext
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Initializing a Servlet
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ServletContext initialization Parameters
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ServletContext Attributes (Context binder)
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Session Management, Request Dispatcher & Redirecting
JSP
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Overview of JSP
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JSP Architecture & life cycle
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Components of Java Server Pages
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Implicit Objects & Standard JSP Tags
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Scope of JSP objects
Hibernate
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Why Object Relational Mapping (ORM)?
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What is ORM?
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Java ORM Frameworks
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Hibernate Overview
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Hibernate Advantages
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Supported Databases
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Supported Technologies
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Hibernate Architecture
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Configuration Object
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SessionFactoryObject
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Session Object
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Transaction Object
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Query Object
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Criteria Object
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Hibernate Environment
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Downloading Hibernate
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Installing Hibernate
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Hibernate Prerequisites
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Hibernate Configuration
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Hibernate Properties
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Hibernate with MySQL Database
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Hibernate Sessions
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Session Interface Methods
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Hibernate Persistent Class
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A simple POJO example:
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Hibernate Mapping Files
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Hibernate Mapping Types
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Primitive types
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Date and time types
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Binary and large object types
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Association Mappings
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Hibernate Many-to-One Mappings
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Define RDBMS Tables
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Define POJO Classes
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Define Hibernate Mapping File
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Compilation and Execution
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Hibernate One-to-Many Mappings
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Define RDBMS Tables
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Define POJO Classes
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Define Hibernate Mapping File
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Create Application Class
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Compilation and Execution
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Hibernate Many-to-Many Mappings
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Define RDBMS Tables
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Define POJO Classes
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Define Hibernate Mapping File
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Create Application Class
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Compilation and Execution
Spring
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Introduction to Spring Framework
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What is Spring Framework, Benefits of Spring
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The Spring architecture
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IOC – Inversion of control, wiring beans
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Bean containers, lifecycle of beans in containers
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AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming)
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AOP concepts
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DAO Support In Spring
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Spring with Hibernate Configurations Cord Operations
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Spring MVC Framework
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Spring Security
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Drawbacks of Spring Acegi Security
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What is Spring Security?
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Spring Security Features
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Spring Security Levels
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Spring Security Advantages
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Spring Security Sub-Modules
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Spring Transaction Management
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Basic Of Spring Boot
Advance Java Design Patterns
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MVC
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MVVM
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MVW
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SPA
Rest-Web Services
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Web Service overview
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What is web service?
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WS Components
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JAX-RS Tutorial
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JAX-RS Jersey
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JAX-RS Annotations
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JAX-RS File Download
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JAX-RS File Upload
Databases
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SQL Server or Oracle 10/11/12C, MySQL
IDE
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Eclipse or Netbeans, MyEclipse
Servers
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Tomcat or Web Logic, JBoss
HTML
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Introduction of HTML, CSS
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what is HTML & CSS?
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HTML Tags, Attributes & Elements
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File & Folder Naming Conventions
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Typical Website File & Folder Structure
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Managing Your Production Files
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Tools of the Trade
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Starting Your First Web Page
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The Doctype
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The Basic Structure of an HTML Document
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Page Title
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Headings
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Paragraphs
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Emphasis & Strong Emphasis
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HTML Parent/Child Structure
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Hyperlinks
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lists
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Images
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Address
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Tables
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Forms
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HTML Special Characters
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IDs & Classes
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Span & Div+
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Header & Footer
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Nav, Section & Article
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Aside
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Time
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Abbreviations & Quotes
CSS
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The Style Rule
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Inline styles
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Internal styles
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External styles
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CSS Selectors, Properties & Values
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Inheritance of Styles
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Pixels, Percentages, Points & Ems!
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ID Selectors
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Class Selectors
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Descendant Selectors
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Grouping Selectors
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Get Your Hands Dirty!
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The Box Model
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Colours (or Colors)
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Text Styling & Formatting
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Sexy Typography
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Borders
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Background Images
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Styling Forms
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Styling Links
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Block & Inline Elements
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Float & Clear
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CSS Positioning
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CSS Specificity
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Final Website Walk Through
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About the Course Files
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HTML: Coding the Header & Hero
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HTML: Coding the General Content
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HTML: Coding the News & Events
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HTML: Coding the Footer
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CSS: Adding Normalize.css
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CSS: General Styles & Typography
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CSS: Styling the Header
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CSS: Styling the Hero
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CSS: Styling the General Content
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CSS: Styling the News & Events
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CSS: Styling the Footer
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The Finished Product & Conclusion
JavaScript
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Introduction
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“Hello World” with JavaScript
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Little History
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Variables
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Using ‘REPL’ style console
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Data Types
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Flavor of JavaScript
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The String data type
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The Number data type
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The Boolean data type
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Comments
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Operators
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Expressions
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‘if-else’ statement
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‘switch’ statement
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The ‘while’ loop
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The ‘for’ loop
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break’ and ‘continue’
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Functions
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Variable Scope
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Type Conversion
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JavaScript in a web page
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Using external JavaScript files
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Objects & Arrays
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What are objects?
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Object properties
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JSON- JavaScript Object Notation
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The ‘global’ object
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The ‘global’ object
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Arrays in JavaScript
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Sparse Arrays
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Arrays as objects
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Length of an array
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Iterating over an array
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Deleting elements of an array
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Methods in an array
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Sorting arrays
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Functional Programming with JavaScript
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Coverage
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Functional paradigm
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Higher Order functions
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Anonymous functions
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Nested functions
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Closures
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List Comprehension – filter function
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List Comprehension – map function
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List Comprehension – reduce function
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Accessing variable number of arguments
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Object Oriented Programming with JavaScript
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Coverage
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Functions as Objects
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The ‘this’ keyword
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Constructor functions
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Using the ‘prototype’ property
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Inheritance using ‘prototype
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Miscellaneous
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Coverage
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Error handling
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Debugging
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DOM: Document Object Mode
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A simple slideshow
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‘setTimeout’ function
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Browser events
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Event bubbling and propagation
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The event object
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AJAX overview
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Using XMLHttpRequest object
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Using var keyword for local variables
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How browsers work
Angular
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What is Angular
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Architecture of Angular Apps
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Setting Up the Development Environment
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Your First Angular App
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Structure of Angular Projects
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Webpack
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Draft Angular Version History
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How to Take This Course
Typescript
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Introduction
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What is TypeScript
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Your First TypeScript Program
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Declaring Variables
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Types
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Type Assertions
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Arrow Functions
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Interfaces
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Classes
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Objects
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Constructors
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Access Modifiers
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Access Modifiers in Constructor Parameters
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Properties
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Modules
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Exercise
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Solution
Angular Fundamentals
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Introduction
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Building Blocks of Angular Apps
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Components
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Generating Components Using Angular CLI
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Templates
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Directives
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Services
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Dependency Injection
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Generating Services Using Angular CLI
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Authors Page
Displaying Data And Handling Events
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Introduction
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Property Binding
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Attribute Binding
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Adding Bootstrap
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Class Binding
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Style Binding
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Event Binding
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Event Filtering
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Template Variables
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Two-way Binding
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Pipes
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Custom Pipes
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Favorite Component
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Title Casing
Building Reusable Components
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Introduction
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Component API
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Input Properties
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Aliasing Input Properties
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Output Properties
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Passing Event Data
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Aliasing Output Properties
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Templates
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Styles
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View Encapsulation
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ngContent
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ngContainer
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Like Component
Directives
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Introduction
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ngIf
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Hidden Property
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ngSwitchCase
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ngFor
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ngFor and Change Detection
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ngFor and trackBy
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The Leading Asterisk
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ngClass
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ngStyle
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Safe Traversal Operator
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Creating Custom Directives
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ZippyComponent
Reactive Forms
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Introduction
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Building a Bootstrap Form
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Creating Controls Programmatically
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Specific Validation Errors
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Implementing Custom Validation
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Asynchronous Operation
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Asynchronous Validation
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Showing a Loader Image
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Validating the Form Upon Submit
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Nested FormGroups
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FormArray
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FormBuilder
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Quick Recap
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Change Password Form
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Adding Validation
Template-Driven Forms
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Introduction
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Building a Bootstrap Form
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Types of Forms
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ngModel
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Adding Validation
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Specific Validation Errors
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Styling Invalid Input Fields
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Cleaner Templates
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ngForm
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ngModelGroup
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Control Classes and Directives
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Disabling the Submit Button
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Working with Check Boxes
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Working with Drop-down Lists
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Working with Radio Buttons
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Course Form
Consuming Http Services
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Introduction
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JSONPlaceHolder
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Getting Data
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Creating Data
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Updating Data
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Deleting Data
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OnIine Interface
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Separation of Concerns
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Extracting a Service
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Handling Errors
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Handling Unexpected Errors
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Handling Expected Errors
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Throwing Application-specific Errors
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Handling Bad Request Errors
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Importing Observable Operators and Factory Methods
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Global Error Handling
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Extracting a Reusable Error Handling Method
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Extracting a Reusable Data Service
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The Map Operator
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Optimistic vs Pessimistic Updates
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Observables vs Promises
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GitHub Followers Page
Routing and Navigation
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Introduction
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Routing in a Nutshell
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Configuring Routes
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RouterOutlet
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RouterLink
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RouterLinkActive
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Getting the Route Parameters
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Why Route Parameters Are Observable
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Routes with Multiple Parameters
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Query Parameters
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Subscribing to Multiple Observables
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SwitchMap Operator
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Programmatic Navigation
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Blog Archives