WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH JAVA FULL STACK PROGRAM

HTML

 New in HTML5
 New DOCTYPE and Character Set
 New and Depreciated Elements
 Semantic Markup
 Simplifying Selection using the Selectors API
 JavaScript Logging and Debugging
 Window.JSON
 DOM Level

Using HTML5

 Currently available features

 Browser Support
 Detective native availability of features
 Working with emulation
 Create a web page that verifies the availability of new HTML5 features.

Understanding HTML5 Markup

 HTML5 Page Structure

 HTML5 DOCTYPE
 HTML5 markup structural elements
 Semantic elements
 Create a web page that make usage of new structural and semantic elements like
main, section, aside, article, header, footer and other semantic elements.

HTML5 Forms

 HTML Forms VsXForms

 Functional Forms
 New Form Attributes and Functions
 Placeholder Attribute
 Autocomplete Attribute
 Autofocus Attribute
 List Attribute and datalist Element
 Min and Max attributes
 ValueAsNumber attribute
 Required Attribute
 Checking Forms with Validation
 Validation Feedback
 Develop a product entry form which uses HTML5 form elements and validation
attributes.
HTML 5 Audio & Video

 The Audio and Video Elements

 Understanding Audio and Video
 Working with Audio and Video Containers
 Understanding Audio and Video Codecs
 Create a web page that displays multiple video and audio using HTML5 video and
audio elements..

HTML 5 Storage

 Overview of HTML5 Web Storage

 Browser Support for HTML4 Web Storage
 Using the HTML5 Web Storage
 Checking for Browser Support
 Setting and Retrieving Values
 Plugging Data Leaks
 Create a web page that sites and gets data Run HTML5 web storage.

CSS3 Overview

 Introducing CSS3
 CSS3 Colors, Gradients and Multiple Backgrounds
 Rounded Corners and Border-Radius
 CSS3 Transforms
 Transitions
 Animations & 2D Transformations
 Web Fonts with @font-face
 CSS3 Multicolumn Layouts
 Develop a web page that enhances the richness of the page using
 CSS3,colours,gradients,border radius, animation, transformations and transitions.

CSS3 Flexbox

 Introduction
 Box Model basics
 Container
 Direction
 Wrapping
 Justifying & Alignments
 Display order
 Flexibility
 Alignment
 Create a page that displays product gallery layout coded with flexbox.
CSS Grid

 Introduction
 Grid Layout
 Grid Elements
 Placing Grid Lines
 Attaching Elements to the Grid
 Order and Align Items in Grid Layout
 Grid Flow
 Opening Grid Spaces
 Create a page that displays product gallery layout coded with CSS grid

JavaScript

 What is JavaScript?
 What Is AJAX?

Developer Essentials

 The development workflow

 Selecting the right tools for the job
 Just enough HTML and CSS
 Understanding objects
 Understanding variables
 Making comparisons
 Understanding events

Starting to Code

 Writing your first script

 Internal vs. external scripts
 Using comments in scripts
 Using the NoScript tag in HTML

Interacting with Users

 Creating alert dialogs

 Understanding conditional statements
 Getting confirmations from users
 Creating prompts for users
 Understanding functions
 Making links smarter
 Using switch/case statements
 Handling errors
JavaScript Language Essentials

 Getting started
 Creating loops
 Passing values to functions
 Detecting objects
 Reading arrays
 Returning values from functions
 Writing arrays
 Building do and while loops
 Re-using functions

Creating Rollovers and More

 Creating a basic image rollover

 How to write a better rollover
 Creating a three-state rollover
 Making rollovers accessible and 508 compliant Making disjointed rollovers
 Creating slideshows
 Displaying random images

Building Smarter Forms

 Getting started
 Creating jump menus
 Creating dynamic menus
 Requiring fields
 Cross-checking fields
 Displaying more informative errors
 Verifying radio button selections
 Setting one field with another field
 Verifying email addresses

Handling Events

 Responding to window events

 Responding to mouse movements
 Responding to mouse clicks
 Responding to onBlur form events
 Responding to onFocus form events
 Responding to keyboard events
Working with Cookies

 Demystifying cookies
 Writing a cookie
 Reading a cookie
 Displaying a cookie
 Counting with cookies
 Deleting cookies
 Handling multiple cookies
 Cookies in action

The DOM, Nodes, and Objects

 Understanding the DOM

 Adding nodes to the DOM
 Deleting nodes from the DOM
 Deleting specific nodes
 Inserting nodes into the DOM
 Replacing nodes in the DOM

Working with Dates and Times

 Displaying dates
 Displaying times
 Creating a countdown

Real-World Applications of JavaScript

 Creating sliding menus

 Creating pop-up menus
 Creating slideshows with captions
 Creating a stylesheet switcher

JQuery

J Query Introduction

 Target Background
 References
 Unit Topics
 What Is jQuery?
 Benefits of Using a JavaScript Library
 jQuery Example
 CSS Selectors
  How to Use jQuery
 Practical Usage Notes
 Background – DOM
 Background - DOM Ready Events
 Background - JavaScript Functions
 The jQuery Function Object
 What Does the $() Function Take as Argument? What Does the $() Function do?
 The jQuery Wrapper
 The jQuery Wrapper as an Array-Like Object Note: innerHTML() vs. .html()
 jQuery Wrapper Chaining
 API Function Notation
 Handling DOM Ready Event
 xhtml Note

Selectors

 Background: The Sizzle Selector Engine Selecting Elements by Attribute

 Pseudo-Selectors
 Form Pseudo-Selectors
 Faster Selection
 Selecting Elements Using Relationships
 Selecting Elements Using Filters
 More on Chaining: .end()
 Testing Elements
 Is the Selection Empty?
 Saving Selections
 Iterating Through Selected Elements Using .each() JavaScript Methods
 JavaScript "this"
 Function Context
 The Function call() Method
 .each() Revisited

Style Class Manipulation

 Two Options
 Specifying Style Properties
 Setting Style Properties
 .addClass() / .removeClass()
 Defining a Stylesheet
 Setting & Getting Dimensions
 Attributes
DOM Manipulation

 The $ Function Revisited

 Getters and Setters
 The text() Element Method
 Appending DOM Elements
 Removing DOM Elements
 Performance

Events

 Event Overview
 Old School: Event Handling Using HTML Element Attributes Unobtrusive JavaScript
 Unobtrusive JavaScript Example
 Multiple Handlers
 Using jQuery Wrapper Event Registration Methods The .bind() Method
 Event Propagation
 Handlers for Elements Before They Exist!
 The Event Object
 Triggering Events

Utility Functions

 The jQuery Object Revisited

 Functions May Have Methods
 A jQuery Utility Function: $.trim()
 $.each()
 Example jQuery Utility Functions

Bootstrap

 • Introduction of Bootstrap (Responsive)

 • Typography
 • Tables
 • Images, Buttons
 • Grid Structure-Type of columns
 • Forms
 • Jumbortron,
 • well,
 • Panel
 • Navbar, Nav Tab
 • Carousel
Core Java

History of Java

 What is Java , Java Flavors, characteristics

 JVM Architecture
 Bytecode
 Class Loader
 Unicode
 Classpath
 Path

Fundamentals of Java Programming

 Obect oriented concepts ( OOP )

 Keywords, Datatypes, Variables, Operators, Casting
 Selection statement ( if, switch )
 Control statements ( while, do while , for )
 Conditional statements ( if, else, elseif, ?
 static
 Arrays

Object Oriented Programming with Java

 Classes and Objects

 Structure of a class – its internals ( Data Members, methods )
 Using static
 Constructor
 this keyword
 modifiers
 playing with the object ( copying, casting )
 Garbage collection
 Abstract class

Inheritance

 Basics (extends keyword )

 Modifiers and their scope
 Deriving a class
 super, final keyword
 why java does not support multiple inheritance?
Polymorphism

 overloading a method
 overloading a constructor
 method overriding
 accessing base class method

Packages and Interfaces

 basics
 modifiers and their scope chart
 setting classpath
 compiling and accessing a packaged class
 types of packages
 user defined package

Exploring java.lang package

 String, StringBuffer, Arrays,

 Wrapper classes

Exception Handling

 Basics
 Hierarchy of exceptions
 Handling exception – Try, catch, finally, throw, throws
 User defined exceptions

Threads

 Basics, Thread class , Runnable Interface

 Thread model
 Life cycle – start(), run()
 Scheduling
 Deadlocks / concurrency issues
 Synchronization – as a block, as a modifier
 Daemon thread

I/O Streams

 Introduction
 Hierarchy of streams
 IO Stream, Byte Stream, Character Streams
 BufferedInputStream, BufferedOutputStream
 Reader and Writer class
 BufferedReader, PrintWriter
  Serialization

Collection Framework

 basics, hierarchy
 legacy classes – Vector, Queue, Stack, Enumeration, Dictionary, Properties
 List, ArrayList, LinkedList
 Set, HashSet, TreeSet,
 Map, HashMap, TreeMap,
 Generics
 Annotations
 Boxing / Unboxing
 Enums

J2EE Servlets Fundamentals

 Introduction to J2EE
 Client Server architecture
 URL, Port Number, Request, Response
 Need for servlets
 Servlet fundamentals
 Setting up a web project in Eclipse
 Configuring and running the web app with servlets
 GET and POST request in web application with demo
 Servlet lifecycle
 Forwarding and redirection
 Idempotent requests
 Initialization parameters and attributes
 Need for conversational state between client and server
 Session management basics
 Cookies to exchange session information
 URL Rewriting to exchange session information
 Session object APIs
 Listeners in J2EE
 Filters in J2EE
 Summary and quizzes

JSP

 Need of JSP
 Creating a JSP and running in a web application
 JSP lifecycle
 JSP elements: Scriptlets, expressions, declaration
 JSP standard actions
 JSP directives
 JSTL overview and usage
  Summary and quizzes

Spring BootnTraining Content

Introduction to spring boot

 Types of software architectures

 SOA and Monolith Architecture
 Why Microservices
 Detailed MicroService Architecture – App Layer – Business Layer
 Enteprise Layer – Infra Layer
 Need of Spring Boot
 Difference between Spring & Spring Boot
 Advantages with Micro Services

Building Spring Boot Application

 Normal Spring Manual Approach

 Maven Overview
 Spring Initializer
 STS
 Eclipse with STS Plugin
 Understanding the Spring Boot auto configuration

Rest Annotation with In Memory Database & CRUD Operations

 H2
 Derby
 HSQL
 Redis Cache
 PostMan or Swagger Overview

Rest Annotation with Relation DB

 MySql
 PostGresSQL

JPA Repository Concepts

 Crud Repository
 JPA Query Concepts
 NamedQueries
 QueryAnnotation
 AsyncResults
 Pagination and Sorting
Actuator Concepts

 Production Monitoring
 Health Check Concepts
 Security Measurements

Spring Boot Custom Logging

 Logging Level
 Patterns Changes
 Rolling Logs

Spring Boot Profile Components

 Introduction
 Multiple Properties
 YML File
 Command Line Runner Example
 Real time scenarios of components

Auto Configuration

 Introduction
 @Conditional Flow
 Customize conditional annotations
 Spring Boot built in conditional annotations

Thymleaf Concepts

 Introduction
 Example on Web Application
 Validatins on Web Applications
 Internalization i18n Concepts

Integration with Spring Web

 Using Spring Web MVC

 Using Spring Restful
 Need of embedded servers & customization

Spring Boot Security

 Basics
 Basic Authentication
 Form Based Authentication
 Authorization
  Role Based Access Control
 Attribute Based Access Control
 LDAP Based
 SSL Security
 TLS Security

Database Concepts

 Spring JDBC
 Database to CSV
 Spring Batch
 Flyway Database Migration
 Liquid Database Migration
 Flyway vs Liquid
 Hikari Connection Pool

Core Concepts

 Spring Boot AOP

 Spring Boot Cache
 Guava Cache integration
 Caffenine Cache
 EH Cache
 MultiResourceItemReader
 Spring MVC vs JAX-RS
 SprinBoot with Jersey
 Junit Integration
 Rest Integration Test Cases