This course covers all the necessary skills and technologies for becoming a Java developer, blending theory and extensive practical work. It focuses on server-side development technologies including Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Spring Data, Spring Cloud, Hibernate, REST & HTTP protocols, SQL databases, Docker, and more. Students will build multiple microservices applications that can be showcased in interviews, with detailed video explanations for all assignments.
The course begins with fundamental concepts, quickly progressing to more complex tasks, and emphasizes the importance of dedicating time to complete assignments and study additional materials. It draws from the instructor’s personal journey from a beginner to a senior Java developer in Silicon Valley, aiming to provide students with all the essential information for a successful start in their careers.
In addition to Java, the course also covers databases, SQL query writing, networking protocols, algorithms, and their complexities. Students will gradually develop full-fledged server applications that can confidently be discussed in interviews, complete with code to show.
Interview preparation is integrated, featuring video formats of real interview questions related to covered topics, ensuring a solid theoretical and practical understanding for securing a first job as a Java developer. The course will employ technologies such as Spring Framework, Hibernate, and Docker, exploring their structures and benefits.
No prior knowledge or specialized education is required—basic mathematical knowledge at a school level suffices. Some assignments may seem challenging, but each will be thoroughly explained in a video format. Students are encouraged to ask questions for further clarification.
Java is a powerful object-oriented language, and the covered technologies are applicable to various programming challenges. This foundational knowledge will allow students to pivot to different areas in programming as needed. The instructor wishes students success in learning new technologies and looks forward to their participation in classes.