About this course
This course is a complete Java EE learning solution geared especially toward beginners who have limited or no prior Java EE knowledge and experience.
We will build a full Java EE airline management application from scratch, and learn Java EE theory and practice in the process.
The initial release of the course covers the following topics:
* Servlets and JSP - Understand and build web apps with Servlets and JSP
* Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) - Understand and build robust EJB back end services
* Java Persistence API (JPA) - Understand and use JPA to interact between applications and databases
* REST Web Services (JAX-RS) - Expose REST web services that allow remote applications and JavaScript to interact with an application
* Understand and use resource and dependency injections
Teaching philosophy
No dull slides that leave you asking how do I actually do anything of what's shown.
I will show you everything in detail - installation, coding and deployment. I will not rush or skip any steps. I will show you the whole process.
If you see a piece of code on my screen, you will see me typing it from scratch and running it. I would never show Java code that I created before recording a lesson. All code will be typed and explained during the lessons from scratch.
Please see the sample videos, to get a sense of what the course is like.
What are the requirements?
- Basic knowledge in object oriented programming (i.e. know the relationship between a class and an object) ideally in Java
- Basic understanding of Java syntax
What am I going to get from this course?
- Over 83 lectures and 17 hours of content!
- Become a proficient Java EE developer
- Understand and build web apps with Servlets and JSP
- Understand and build robust EJB back end services
- Understand and use JPA to interact between applications and databases
- Expose REST web services that allow remote applications and JavaScript to interact with an application
- Understand and use resource and dependency injections
What is the target audience?
- Be interested in learning Java EE even if you don't have previous experience with it.
- If you've never done any programming, you may prefer a programming fundamentals course first.
