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Java Full Stack Syllabus and Roadmap (1)

The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus and roadmap for becoming a Java Full Stack Developer, covering frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React, as well as backend development using Core Java, JEE, and Spring Framework. It includes database management with SQL and NoSQL, tools for version control, testing methodologies, and DevOps practices. The roadmap suggests a structured learning path over six months, culminating in the development of a portfolio with multiple projects and preparation for job interviews.

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The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus and roadmap for becoming a Java Full Stack Developer, covering frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React, as well as backend development using Core Java, JEE, and Spring Framework. It includes database management with SQL and NoSQL, tools for version control, testing methodologies, and DevOps practices. The roadmap suggests a structured learning path over six months, culminating in the development of a portfolio with multiple projects and preparation for job interviews.

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Java Full Stack Developer Syllabus & Roadmap

Java Full Stack Developer Syllabus

1. Frontend Development

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a. HTML & CSS

- HTML5 (forms, tables, semantic tags)

- CSS3 (selectors, box model, flexbox, grid)

- Responsive design (Media Queries, Mobile-first)

b. JavaScript (JS)

- Variables, Data types, Operators

- Functions, DOM Manipulation

- Events, Arrays, Objects

- ES6+ Features (arrow functions, spread/rest, destructuring)

- Promises & async/await

c. TypeScript (optional but useful)

d. Frontend Framework (React.js preferred)

- Components, Props, State

- Hooks (useState, useEffect)

- Routing (React Router)

- Axios/Fetch for API calls

- Form handling and validation

- Redux or Context API

2. Backend Development (Java Stack)

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a. Core Java

- OOP: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, Abstraction

- Collections (List, Map, Set)


- Exception Handling, Multithreading

- File I/O, Streams, Lambda Expressions

b. JEE / Jakarta EE

- Servlets, JSP, MVC Architecture

- Filters and Listeners

c. Spring Framework

- Spring Core (IoC, DI)

- Spring MVC

- Spring Boot (REST APIs, Annotations)

- Spring Data JPA / Hibernate (ORM, CRUD, Relationships)

- Spring Security (Basics, JWT)

- Spring Validation

3. Database

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a. SQL

- MySQL / PostgreSQL

- CRUD, Joins, Indexes, Views

- Stored Procedures & Functions

b. NoSQL

- MongoDB (CRUD, Collections)

4. Tools & Version Control

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- Git & GitHub

- Maven / Gradle

- CI/CD Basics (GitHub Actions / Jenkins)

5. Testing

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- JUnit, Mockito, Postman

6. DevOps & Deployment

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- Docker (basics, containerizing apps)

- Deploying Full Stack apps to Heroku / Render / AWS

7. Projects

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- Mini CRUD Project (Todo App)

- Major Full Stack Project (E-commerce Clone)

Roadmap to Learn Java Full Stack

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Month 1-2:

- Master HTML, CSS, JavaScript

- Build small frontend projects

Month 3:

- Learn React.js (or Angular)

- Build interactive UI projects

Month 4:

- Learn Core Java & OOP

- Practice Java problems

Month 5:

- Learn Spring Boot & REST APIs

- Connect backend with React

Month 6:

- Learn SQL, Spring Data JPA, Security

- Build full stack projects


- Learn Git, Docker & Deployment

Final Goal:

- Build portfolio with 2+ projects

- Host code on GitHub

- Prepare for interviews

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