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Java Backend Development
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By Deepak Sir Best Seller
  •   Lectures : 310+
      Price : Rs. 4999   Rs. 19999   75% off
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Java Backend Development (with 6 Projects) Course

Course Introduction :

The Java Backend Development is totally Professional Course with industry-focused concepts. It covers Core Java, Advanced Java (JDBC, Servlets, JSP), Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Hibernate, RESTful APIs, Microservices and Frontend Technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap).
With real-world examples, best practices, and hands-on coding, this course ensures practical expertise. A real-world project enhances full-stack application-building skills, preparing learners for roles like Java Backend or Full Stack Developer and Software Engineer in enterprise application development.

Key Features :

    Industry Level Concepts
    Download Notes, Programs & Project Source Code
    600+ Interview Questions & Tasks
    Mock Interviews & Career Guidance
    Hands-on Coding Practices
    Get Course Completion Certificate
    Learn at Your Pace, Anytime - Anywhere
    Placement Support

Course Content

Module 1 : Core Java

  • 1.1   Introduction To All Languages
  • 1.2   Introduction To Java; Difference Between C, C++ & Java
  • 1.3   Difference Between Java & Python; Java Features
  • 1.4   Java Software's Download & Install
  • 1.5   Steps To Create Java First Program
  • 1.6   Java Program Structure & Explanation
  • 1.7   Compile & Run Java Program
  • 1.8   main() Method Deep Explanation
  • 1.9   Deep Explanation of Compilation & Execution Of Java Program

  • 2.1   Data Types
  • 2.2   Type Casting
  • 2.3   Number Systems
  • 2.4   Variables
  • 2.5   Literals & Operators
  • 2.6   Keywords & Identifiers

  • 3.1   Selection Statements (if, if-else, if-else-if, switch)
  • 3.2   Iteration Or Looping Statements (for, while & do-while loop)
  • 3.3   Jump Statements (break, continue & return)
  • 3.4   Control Statements Programs
  • 3.5   Star Pattern Programs
  • 3.6   Numbers & Alphabets Patterns Programs

  • 4.1   Programming Paradiagm
  • 4.2   Class, Objects & Methods
  • 4.3   Constructors
  • 4.4   Deep Explanation Of Object Creation
  • 4.5   Relationship In Java Classes - Part 1 (IS-A or Inheritance)
  • 4.6   Relationship In Java Classes - Part 2 (HAS-A or Association)
  • 4.7   Dependency Injection & Relationship In Java Classes - Part 3 (USES-A)
  • 4.8   Polymorphism - Part 1 (Method Overloading)
  • 4.9   Polymorphism - Part 2 (Method Overriding)
  • 4.10   Data Hiding & Abstraction
  • 4.11   Interfaces
  • 4.12   Encapsulation
  • 4.13   "this" Keyword
  • 4.14   "super" & "final" Keywords
  • 4.15   "static variables" & "static blocks"
  • 4.16   Nested Classes In Java
  • 4.17   "static methods" & "static nested class"
  • 4.18   Packages - Part 1 (Pre-defined Packages)
  • 4.19   Packages - Part 2 (User-defined Packages)
  • 4.20   Packages - Part 3 (jar Files & Menifest File)

  • 5.1   Introduction & Programs for AWT & Swing
  • 5.2   Event Handling in AWT

  • 6.1   TicTacToe Game - Design
  • 6.2   TicTacToe Game - Backend
  • 6.3   TicTacToe Game - Register & Login
  • 6.4   TicTacToe Game - Store Game Details

  • 7.1   Error & Exception Introduction
  • 7.2   Checked & Unchecked Exceptions
  • 7.3   "throw" & "throws" Keyword
  • 7.4   "try-catch" Block & Different Combinations
  • 7.5   "finally" Block; "try-catch-finally" Different Combinations
  • 7.6   User Defined Exceptions

  • 8.1   String Introduction
  • 8.2   String Class Constructors & Methods
  • 8.3   StringBuffer, StringBuilder & StringTokenizer Classes
  • 8.4   String Programs

  • 9.1   Multithreading Introduction
  • 9.2   Thread Creation (Using Runnable Interface)
  • 9.3   Thread Creation (Using Thread Class) & Case Studies
  • 9.4   Thread Life Cycle
  • 9.5   Thread Class Methods (Explanation & Programs)
  • 9.6   Synchronization
  • 9.7   ThreadGroup Class
  • 9.8   Thread-Pool Framework
  • 9.9   Callable & Future Interface
  • 9.10   ThreadLocal Class

  • 10.1   Java IO Introduction
  • 10.2   Byte Stream Classes & Explanation
  • 10.3   Character Stream Classes & Explanation
  • 10.4   Dynamic Input Approach
  • 10.5   File Handling With Programs
  • 10.6   Serialization, Deserialization & Externalization

  • 11.1   Notepad Editor - Designing
  • 11.2   Notepad Editor - Backend

  • 12.1   Netword Introduction
  • 12.2   Socket Programming
  • 12.3   RMI Explanation

  • 13.1   Chatting Application Backend
  • 13.2   Chatting Application On Multiple Systems

  • 14.1   Data Structure & Arrays Introduction
  • 14.2   Single Dimensional Array (1-D Array)
  • 14.3   Multi-Dimensional Array (2-D Array)
  • 14.4   Multi-Dimensional Array (3-D Array)
  • 14.5   Matrix Array
  • 14.6   Jagged Array
  • 14.7   Anonymous Array
  • 14.8   "Array" Class
  • 14.9   Array Programs (Sorting, Searching, Insertion & Deletion)
  • 14.10   Array More Programs

  • 15.1   Introduction To Collections Framework
  • 15.2   Collection Interface
  • 15.3   List (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.4   List Implemented Classes (ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector & Stack)
  • 15.5   Cursors In Collections (Enumeration, Iterator & ListIterator)
  • 15.6   Set (Interface), SortedSet (Interface) & NavigableSet (Interface)
  • 15.7   Set Implemented Classes (HashSet, LinkedHashSet & TreeSet)
  • 15.8   Comparable & Comparator Interface
  • 15.9   Queue (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.10   Queue Implemented Classes (PriorityQueue, Deque & ArrayDeque)
  • 15.11   Abstract Design Pattern
  • 15.12   Map (Interface) & Entry (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.13   Map Implemented Classes (HashMap, LinkedHashMap, IdentityHashMap & WeakHashMap)
  • 15.14   SortedMap (Interface) & NavigableMap (Interface)
  • 15.15   TreeMap (Class)
  • 15.16   Hashtable (Class); Working Of Hashtable & HashMap
  • 15.17   Dictionary, Properties & Concurrent Collections
  • 15.18   Generics

  • 16.1   Default & Static Methods In Interface
  • 16.2   Functional Interfaces
  • 16.3   Lambda Functions
  • 16.4   Predicate, Function, Consumer, Supplier (Functional Interfaces)
  • 16.5   Stream API
  • 16.6   Method Reference & Constructor Reference
  • 16.7   Date & Time API

  • 17.1   Download & Install MySQL 8 Database
  • 17.2   SQL Queries
  • 17.3   JDBC Select Query
  • 17.4   JDBC Insert, Update & Delete Queries
  • 17.5   JDBC Development

  • 18.1   Project Documentation; SDLC Life Cycle
  • 18.2   Project Designing Basics
  • 18.3   StartProject & Login Page
  • 18.4   Optimized Database Code
  • 18.5   Regex Introduction & Programs
  • 18.6   JTable; Update & Delete Employee
  • 18.7   Insert Images In Database
  • 18.8   Login To Different Modules
  • 18.9   Profile Page
  • 18.10   View & Update Employee Profile
  • 18.11   Item Details & Add To Cart
  • 18.12   Update & Delete Items From Cart
  • 18.13   Generate Total Bill
  • 18.14   Customer Billing
  • 18.15   Customer Shopping Details
  • 18.16   Import & Export Database

  • 19.1   Introduction & Programs
  • 19.2   Digital Clock

  • 20.1   Game Design
  • 20.2   Game Logic & Backend
  • 20.3   Game Score

Module 2 : Spring & Spring Boot (Backend + API)

  • 1.1   Advance Java Terminologies
  • 1.2   Spring Introduction
  • 1.3   Spring Container (IOC Container)
  • 1.4   POJO and JavaBean classes
  • 1.5   Spring First Program; Bean Factory & Application Context
  • 1.6   "id" and "name" attribute
  • 1.7   Java Configuration File
  • 1.8   @Component; Bean Scope
  • 1.9   Bean Life Cycle Deep Explanation
  • 1.10   Properties Configuration using XML, Java & Annotations
  • 1.11   Properties Configuration using XML (constructor-arg tag)
  • 1.12   Dependency Injection (DI)
  • 1.13   Setter Method DI vs Constructor DI
  • 1.14   P-Namespace and C-Namespace
  • 1.15   DI using Java Config File
  • 1.16   Autowiring Introduction
  • 1.17   XML Based Autowiring
  • 1.18   Autowiring using Annotations

  • 2.1   Maven Deep Explanation
  • 2.2   Purpose and benefits of using Maven
  • 2.3   POM File
  • 2.4   Maven using CMD
  • 2.5   Maven Project in Eclipse

  • 3.1   Spring Boot Introduction
  • 3.2   Spring Boot Program Deep Explanation
  • 3.3   Install STS Tool in Eclipse and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 3.4   Download & Install STS IDE and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 3.5   Spring Initializr
  • 3.6   Auto Configurations in Spring Boot
  • 3.7   Starters with Dependencies
  • 3.8   Dependency Management
  • 3.9   POM and BOM; Application Properties
  • 3.10   Spring Boot Basic Programs
  • 3.11   Logging Deep Explanation
  • 3.12   Logging using "Java Logging API"
  • 3.13   Java Logging API - Task
  • 3.14   "SLF4J" - Logging Facade
  • 3.15   Logging using "Logback"
  • 3.16   Spring Boot Logging

  • 4.1   AOP Introduction
  • 4.2   AOP Terminologies
  • 4.3   Spring Boot AOP Programs

  • 5.1   Database Introduction
  • 5.2   Download & Install MySQL
  • 5.3   SQL Introduction & SQL Commands
  • 5.4   JDBC Introduction; Database Connection
  • 5.5   JDBC CRUD Operations - Part 1 (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 5.6   ResultSet Working
  • 5.7   JDBC Development Approach
  • 5.8   Statement vs PreparedStatement
  • 5.9   SQL Injection Attack
  • 5.10   Batch Updations
  • 5.11   Transaction Management
  • 5.12   DataSource
  • 5.13   Connection Pooling

  • 6.1   Spring Boot with JDBC Introduction; DataSource
  • 6.2   JdbcTemplate; CRUD Operations (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 6.3   Plain-JDBC vs Spring-JDBC
  • 6.4   Spring Connection Pooling
  • 6.5   NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
  • 6.6   Batch Updates in Spring Boot
  • 6.7   Connection Pooling in Spring Boot

  • 7.1   Design Pattern Introduction
  • 7.2   DAO Introduction & programs
  • 7.3   Spring Boot JDBC - DAO

  • 8.1   ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • 8.2   Data Persistency
  • 8.3   Hibernate Introduction & Its Architecture
  • 8.4   Hibernate Program (Using XML Mapping)
  • 8.5   Hibernate Program (Using Annotations Mapping)
  • 8.6   Hibernate Auto-Increment
  • 8.7   Hibernate CRUD Operations
  • 8.8   Spring Boot with Hibernate

  • 9.1   JPA Introduction
  • 9.2   Java Persistence API Classes & Interfaces
  • 9.3   JPA Program Explanation
  • 9.4   JPA CRUD Operations
  • 9.5   JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
  • 9.6   Named Queries in JPA
  • 9.7   Native SQL Queries in JPA
  • 9.8   Spring Boot with JPA

  • 10.1   Spring Data JPA Introduction
  • 10.2   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 1 - Core CRUD Operations
  • 10.3   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 2 - Query Methods

  • 11.1   Web Application Introduction
  • 11.2   Servlet Introduction and First Program
  • 11.3   HttpServlet Hierarchy
  • 11.4   Servlet Life Cycle
  • 11.5   "web.xml" file Explanation
  • 11.6   Annotations in Java & Servlet
  • 11.7   Request Object (HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse)
  • 11.8   Http Methods; Difference between GET & POST
  • 11.9   Servlet Communication; sendRedirect() vs RequestDispatcher
  • 11.10   Session Management (HttpSession)
  • 11.11   HttpSession Internal Working
  • 11.12   Cookies
  • 11.13   URL-Rewritting
  • 11.14   Hidden Form Field
  • 11.15   ServletContext
  • 11.16   ServletConfig
  • 11.17   Filters in Servlet
  • 11.18   JSP Introduction
  • 11.19   JSP Life Cycle
  • 11.20   JSP Tags Categories
  • 11.21   JSP Scripting Tags (Scripting, Directive & Expression Tag)
  • 11.22   JSP Directive Tags (Page, Include & Taglib Directive Tag)
  • 11.23   JSP Action Tags (Standard & Custom Action Tags)
  • 11.24   JSP Implicit Objects
  • 11.25   Expression Language
  • 11.26   JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
  • 11.27   MVC Design Pattern

  • 12.1   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Introduction & Architecture
  • 12.2   Spring MVC Components Deep Explanaition
  • 12.3   Steps to create Spring WEB-MVC Program
  • 12.4   Controller, Handler Methods, HTTP Request Method Annotations
  • 12.5   Data Transfer in Controllers (Model & ModelAndView)
  • 12.6   HttpSession & @SessionAttributes
  • 12.7   Spring Form Tag Library; @ModelAttribute
  • 12.8   Spring Form Validations
  • 12.9   Error & Exception Handling
  • 12.10   Thymeleaf Introduction
  • 12.11   Thymeleaf Installation
  • 12.12   Spring Boot First Web-Mvc Program
  • 12.13   Spring Boot with Thymeleaf Programs

  • 13.1   Download & Install Visual Studio Code
  • 13.2   HTML Introduction & Programs
  • 13.3   CSS Introduction & Programs
  • 13.4   JavaScript Introduction & Programs
  • 13.5   JavaScript Functions & Events Programs
  • 13.6   jQuery Introduction & Programs
  • 13.7   Bootstrap Introduction & Programs
  • 13.8   AJAX Introduction & Programs

  • 14.1   Education CRM Project Requirements & Documentation
  • 14.2   User Modules Designing - Index, Login, Register, Profile & MyEnrollments Page
  • 14.3   Admin Modules Designing - Login & Profile Page
  • 14.4   User Module Backend - Login & Register
  • 14.5   User Module Backend - Client & Server Side Validations
  • 14.6   User Module Backend - Get Course Details From Database
  • 14.7   User Module Backend - Payment Gateway Integration
  • 14.8   User Module Backend - Store Purchased Course in Database
  • 14.9   User Module Backend - Generate Order Id and Store in Database
  • 14.10   User Module Backend - Get All Logged In User Purchased Course
  • 14.11   Admin Module Backend - Login, Profile, Add & View Courses
  • 14.12   Admin Module Backend - Edit & Delete Courses
  • 14.13   Admin Module Backend - Pagination
  • 14.14   Admin Module Backend - Employee Management
  • 14.15   Employee Module Frontend & Backend for Login
  • 14.16   Employee Module Backend - Sell Course
  • 14.17   Employee Module Backend - New Inquiry
  • 14.18   Employee Module Backend - Inquiry Management
  • 14.19   Employee Module Backend - Follow Ups
  • 14.20   Admin Module Backend - Employee Sales Information
  • 14.21   Admin Module Backend - Dashboard Graphs & Charts
  • 14.22   Admin Module Backend - Customer Management & Feedback

  • 15.1   API & Web Services Deep Explanation
  • 15.2   SOAP vs REST
  • 15.3   Create RESTful Web Services and Programs
  • 15.4   RESTful Web Service Annotations
  • 15.5   RESTful Web Service CRUD Operations
  • 15.6   RESTful Web Service Response Handling (ResponseEntity & Optional)
  • 15.7   Error & Exception Handling in RESTful Web service
  • 15.8   Jackson Introduction; Data Binding Programs
  • 15.9   Streaming API & Tree Model Programs
  • 15.10   Jackson Annotations
  • 15.11   Read Online API in Spring Boot Web App
  • 15.12   Pagination

  • 16.1   Spring Security Introduction & Flow Explanation
  • 16.2   Spring Security Classes & Interfaces
  • 16.3   In-Memory & Web Based Authentication Programs
  • 16.4   Form-based Authentication
  • 16.5   Database (ORM) Authentication
  • 16.6   O-Auth 2.0 Deep Explanation
  • 16.7   O-Auth 2.0 Program (Generate Token)
  • 16.8   Open ID Connect (Sign In With Google)
  • 16.9   JWT (JSON Web Token) Introduction
  • 16.10   JWT Program Explanation

  • 17.1   Microservices Introduction & Programs
  • 17.2   Microservices Architecture & Deep Explanation
  • 17.3   API Gateway (Spring Cloud Gateway) Program; YAML File
  • 17.4   Service Discovery Server (Eureka) Program
  • 17.5   API Gateway & Service Discovery Server Program
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I’m Deepak, a Software Engineer with 13+ years of experience in Java Full Stack Development. I specialize in Core Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, React and Enterprise Technologies (also Android JavaScript & Python).
In my course, you’ll learn from basics to advanced concepts with real-world examples and projects, ensuring hands-on experience to build industry-ready applications. Let’s code and innovate together! 🚀

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  • Practical Experience with 18+ Projects
  • Trained 35k+ Students in Java Full Stack
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The Java Backend Development Course is an Industry-Level Professional Course covering Core Java, Advanced Java (JDBC, Servlets, JSP), Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Hibernate, RESTful APIs, and Microservices. It also includes Frontend Technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap, along with interview preparation and best coding practices. Gain hands-on experience in building full-stack applications and become industry-ready.

After completing Java Backend Development Course, you can be considered for the following job roles:
  • Web developer
  • Java Backend Developer or Java Full Stack Developer
  • Software Developer/Engineer
  • Application Developer
  • API Developer
  • Enterprise Java Developer
  • Microservices Developer
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Cloud Developer

This Java Backend Development Course is ideal for:
  • Students and professionals who wish to become Java developers
  • Web / Enterprise Developers
  • Software developers
  • Backend Developer
  • Engineering graduates

There is no prerequisites for this course. If anyone is having zero knowledge of programming or from Non-IT / Non-CSE background then he/she can also join this course. This course is designed for beginners as well as intermediate learners.

If you want to create your future in Java technology and want to become Java Backend Developer, with practical concepts and real world examples then you should purchase this course. This course is totally practical based with interview preparation.

To enroll, you need to register or login on the Smart Programming platform and purchase the course through the provided link. As soon as you pay, course will be added automatically in your my-enrollments section within 1 minute.

You can reach out via Whats App or Call at +91 98887-55565 or +91 62838-30308 for any additional questions or support.

Yes, upon completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion.

Yes, you can download the attachments i.e. course material (notes, project source code, images etc).

Yes, Course is accessible on our mobile app as wel as on Laptop.

In this course we have provided 4 minor projects and 3 major projects which you can also add in your resume. All the projects are of industry level using different design patterns and best coding style.

Yes, you can interact instructor by whats app or call.

Yes, Demo lectures are available. Just register on our website and check demo course in my-enrollments section.

If you forgot login credentials just click on forget password, you will get one mail to change the password and its done.

This course takes approx. 3 months to complete (if you devote 2-3 hours on daily basis) or it may also take 6 months (if you devote only weekends).

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