Course: Mastering the Web: A Full Stack Development Adventure with

Java, Spring Boot, and React

Duration: 120 Hours

Become a well-rounded web developer with this comprehensive course!

This immersive journey equips you with the skills to conquer both the front-end (HTML, CSS,
JavaScript) and back-end (languages like Java, Spring Boot, JPA) of web development. Through
hands-on projects and practical learning, you'll transform theoretical knowledge into real-world
applications.

Key Highlights:

● Solid Foundation: Master the fundamentals of front-end and back-end development for a
comprehensive skillset.
● Hands-on Learning: Build your portfolio with practical projects that solidify your
understanding and prepare you for professional challenges.
● Problem-Solving Skills: Develop the critical ability to approach coding challenges creatively
and find effective solutions.
● API Expertise: Learn to work with APIs, the building blocks of modern web applications
that interact seamlessly with external services.
● Thriving Community: Connect with instructors and fellow students, fostering a valuable
network of support and collaboration.

By the end of this course, you'll be ready to:

● Launch your developer career with confidence, equipped with a robust portfolio
showcasing your skills.
● Navigate the evolving web development landscape through continuous learning and
exploration of new technologies.
● Tackle any web development project with a comprehensive understanding of both
front-end and back-end technologies.

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Module 1: Computer Programming and Query Language (40 Hours)

Computer programming and query languages are the foundation of building and interacting with
the digital world. While they might seem like separate entities, they work hand-in-hand to bring
applications and data to life.

Computer Programming: The Builder

● Imagine programming as the architect and construction crew. It provides the instructions
and tools to create software applications.
● Programmers use specific languages (like Java, or Python) to define the logic and
functionality of an application.
● These languages allow programmers to:
○ Define variables to store data.
○ Use control flow statements (if/else, loops) to make decisions and repeat actions.
○ Create functions, reusable blocks of code, for efficient development.
○ Interact with databases and other systems to retrieve and manipulate data.

Query Languages: The Data Whisperer

● Databases store vast amounts of information. Query languages act as a translator, allowing
you to communicate with and retrieve specific data.
● The most popular query language is SQL (Structured Query Language).
● With SQL, you can:
○ Search for specific data within a database based on criteria.
○ Filter, sort, and group data to generate meaningful reports.
○ Update or delete existing data within the database (with caution!).
● SQL empowers you to extract insights and knowledge hidden within large datasets.

The Synergy: Working Together

Programming languages and query languages work together to create powerful applications. Here's how:

● Building Database-Driven Applications: Programmers use programming languages to write

applications that connect to databases using SQL queries.
● Retrieving and Manipulating Data: Applications can use SQL queries to retrieve specific
data needed for various functionalities.
● Dynamic Content: Programs can dynamically generate content based on data retrieved
from databases using queries.

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Here are the topics which we ‘ll cover in this session:
Programming in Java
Basics: Grammar, Tokens, Datatypes, Input/Output Statements
Control Flow: Conditional Statements, Control Statements (if/else, switch), Loops (for, while)
Functions: Defining and using functions
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):
Classes and Objects: Creating and manipulating objects
Inheritance: Reusing code through inheritance
Polymorphism: Compile-time and Run-time polymorphism
Abstraction: Hiding implementation details
Packages and Interfaces: Organizing code and defining contracts
Exception Handling: Dealing with errors in your code
Multithreading: Running multiple tasks concurrently
File Handling: Reading from and writing to files
Regular Expressions: Pattern matching for text manipulation
Data Structures in Java: Introduction to Algorithms, Algorithm analysis (time and space
complexity), Asymptotic notation (O, Ω, Θ), Linear Data Structures (Arrays, Linked Lists,
Stacks, Queues), Non-Linear Data Structures (Trees, Heaps, Graphs), Graph Algorithms
(Kruskal's algorithm, Prim's algorithm), Hashing (Hash functions, collision resolution
techniques), Hashing Applications (hash tables, dictionaries).
Algorithm Design Techniques: Divide and Conquer (Merge sort, Quick sort, Binary
search), Greedy Algorithm (Activity selection problem, Huffman coding), Dynamic
Programming (Fibonacci numbers, matrix chain multiplication, knapsack problem),
Backtracking (N-Queen problem, Sudoku solver)

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 Dive into Databases: SQL Essentials and Beyond
SQL Datatypes: Understanding different data types used in databases
Constraints:
Primary Key: Enforcing unique identifier for a table row
Foreign Key: Linking data across tables
Unique: Ensuring values are unique within a column
Basic SQL Syntax and Structure:
Statements: SELECT (retrieving data), INSERT (adding data), UPDATE
(modifying data), DELETE (removing data)
Queries: Structure (SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE)
SELECT Statement: Retrieving data, using DISTINCT for filtering duplicates, sorting
with ORDER BY, grouping with GROUP BY
Filtering and Sorting Data: Using WHERE and ORDER BY clauses with conditions (AND, OR)
Joins and Subqueries: Combining data from multiple tables
SQL Functions: String, numeric, and date/time functions for data manipulation
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Module 2: Frontend Development: The Face of the Web (20 Hours)

Frontend development is all about creating the interactive and visually appealing user interface (UI)
that we see and interact with when we visit a website. It's the part of web development that users
directly experience.

Here's a breakdown of the key elements:

The Building Blocks:

● HTML (HyperText Markup Language): The foundation of any web page. It defines the
structure and content of the page, like headings, paragraphs, images, and forms.
● CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): Controls the visual presentation of the web page. With CSS,
you can define styles like fonts, colors, layouts, and animations to create a visually appealing
and user-friendly experience.
● JavaScript: Adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages. It allows you to respond to
user actions (clicks, scrolls, etc.), manipulate the page content, and create dynamic effects.

Beyond the Basics:

● Frameworks and Libraries: Many frameworks and libraries built on top of these core
technologies offer pre-built components and functionalities, allowing developers to build
complex UIs efficiently. Popular examples include React, Angular, and Vue.js.
● Responsive Design: Ensures websites look good and function well on all devices, from desktops
to mobile phones. It involves designing flexible layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.
● Accessibility: Making websites usable by everyone, regardless of abilities. This includes
features like alt text for images, keyboard navigation, and screen reader compatibility.

Why is it Important?

A well-designed frontend is crucial for a successful website. Here's why:

● First Impression: It creates the first impression for users. A visually appealing and
user-friendly interface keeps users engaged and coming back.
● Usability: It determines how easy it is for users to navigate, find info, and interact with websites.
● Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Search engines consider website usability when ranking
pages. A well-designed frontend can contribute to better SEO.
● Conversion Rates: Ultimately, good frontend development can increase conversions,
whether it's completing a purchase, signing up for a service, or taking a desired action.

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Getting Started:

If you're interested in frontend development, there are plenty of online resources, tutorials, and
bootcamps to get you started. Learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is the foundation, and then you
can explore frameworks and libraries as your skills progress. With dedication and practice, you can
become a frontend developer and play a crucial role in crafting engaging and user-friendly web
experiences.

Here are the topics which we ‘ll cover in this session:

Introduction to Web Development
Basics: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Development Environment: Setting up tools for coding and testing
HTML Fundamentals
Structure: Understanding the building blocks of an HTML document
HTML Tags/Elements and Attributes: Defining content and structure with tags and
attributes
Forms and Input Elements: Creating interactive forms for user input
CSS Basics
Styling HTML: Using CSS selectors, properties, and values to control appearance
Box Model and Positioning: Laying out elements on a web page
Introduction to JavaScript
Basics: Variables, data types, operators, control flow (if/else, loops)
Arrays and Strings: Working with collections of data and text manipulation
Functions, Classes, and Objects: Writing reusable code and organizing data
Intermediate JavaScript
DOM Manipulation: Selecting and modifying HTML elements using the Document
Object Model (DOM)
Event Handling: Responding to user interactions with the web page
Asynchronous JavaScript: Handling tasks that take time to complete (callbacks,
promises, async/await)
Fetch API: Making HTTP requests to interact with servers
Error Handling: Dealing with errors in your JavaScript code

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 Introduction to React
Setting Up: Creating a React development environment
JSX Syntax and Components: Building reusable UI components with JSX
State and Props: Managing data within components and passing data between
components
React Components and Lifecycle: Understanding different types of React
components (class and functional) and their lifecycle methods
React Router and State Management
React Router: Implementing navigation and routing within your React application
State Management with Redux: Managing application state in a centralized way
using Redux
Advanced React Concepts
Hooks and Context API: Using hooks for state management and context API for
sharing data across components
API Integration and Deployment: Making API calls to fetch data and deploying
React applications to production
Java Server Page
JSP tags and expressions
JSTL
SpEL
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Module 3: Backend Development: The Unsung Hero of the Web (30 Hours)

While you might be dazzled by the flashy interfaces and interactive elements of a website, the true
power lies behind the scenes. Backend development is the backbone of any web application,
handling the crucial tasks that keep things running smoothly.

Here's a glimpse into the world of backend development:

The Hidden Orchestrator:

● Imagine a restaurant kitchen. Front-end development is like the waiter taking your order
and presenting the food. Backend development is the entire kitchen staff, tirelessly
preparing and delivering the meal.
● Backend developers build the server-side logic of an application. They write code that:
○ Stores and manages data in databases (like user information, product details, etc.).
○ Processes user requests and generates appropriate responses.
○ Handles complex calculations and business logic behind the scenes.
○ Interacts with external services (payment gateways, social media APIs) to
facilitate functionalities.

Essential Technologies:

● Programming Languages: Backend developers use various languages like Java, Python, PHP,
Ruby on Rails, and Node.js to build robust server-side applications.
● Databases: Storing and retrieving data efficiently is paramount. Backend developers choose and
manage databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB depending on the application's needs.
● Frameworks: Frameworks like Spring Boot (Java), Django (Python), and Express.js (Node.js)
provide pre-built structures and tools for efficient backend development.
● APIs (Application Programming Interfaces): APIs act as messengers, allowing backend
components to communicate with each other and external services seamlessly.

Benefits of a Strong Backend:

● Performance and Scalability: A well-designed backend ensures the application can handle
high traffic volumes and user loads without compromising performance.
● Security: Backend developers implement security measures to protect sensitive user data
and prevent unauthorized access.
● Reliability: Robust backend code ensures applications function reliably and consistently.
● Maintainability: Clean and organized backend code is easier to maintain and update in the future.

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Beyond the Basics

● Microservices Architecture: Breaking down an application into smaller, independent

services offers greater flexibility, scalability, and maintainability.
● Cloud Computing: Leveraging cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud allows for
easier deployment, scaling, and management of backend infrastructure.
● DevOps: Collaboration between developers and operations teams streamlines the
development and deployment process.

In Conclusion:

Backend development might not be as visible as the frontend, but it's the unsung hero that makes
the web work. If you're interested in a challenging and rewarding career that shapes the very
foundation of our digital experiences, then backend development might be the perfect path for you!

Here are the topics which we ‘ll cover in this session:

Introduction to Spring Boot

Overview of the Spring Framework:
A brief history and key features of the Spring framework.
Understanding Spring's layered architecture (core, web, data access).
Benefits of Spring Boot:
Rapid application development with minimal configuration.
Auto-configuration for common tasks (e.g., database connection pool).
Convention over configuration approach.
Setting Up a Spring Boot Project:
Exploring different methods for creating a Spring Boot project (e.g., Spring
Initializr, IDE plugins).
Understanding the basic structure of a Spring Boot project.
Dependency management with Maven or Gradle.
Building and Running a Simple Spring Boot Application:
Creating a simple "Hello World" application.
Understanding Spring Boot's starter dependencies for specific functionalities.
Running the application as a standalone executable.

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 Introduction to Hibernate and JPA
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM):
Bridging the gap between object-oriented programming and relational databases.
Benefits of using ORM frameworks like Hibernate.
Introduction to JPA (Java Persistence API):
Standard specification for object-relational mapping in Java.
Annotations for defining entities and database mappings.
Configuring Hibernate in a Spring Boot Project:
Integrating Hibernate with Spring Boot for seamless data persistence.
Defining configuration properties for database connection details.
Creating and Persisting Entities with JPA:
Representing data models as Java classes annotated with JPA annotations
(@Entity, @Id, etc.).
Persisting entity objects to the database using JPA repositories.
CRUD Operations with JPA:
Performing Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations on entities using
repositories.
CRUD method signatures (findById, save, deleteById, etc.).
Querying by specific properties or criteria.
Building REST APIs with Spring Boot
RESTful Web Services:
Principles of REST architecture (statelessness, resources, representations).
HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for interacting with resources.
Creating RESTful APIs with Spring MVC:
Building REST controllers with Spring MVC annotations (@Controller, @RequestMapping).
Handling HTTP requests and responses in controllers.
Defining request parameters and path variables for dynamic routing.
Returning JSON or XML data formats for API responses.
Spring Data JPA:
Simplifying data access with Spring Data JPA repositories.
Leveraging pre-defined methods for CRUD operations (save, findOne, findAll).
Creating custom queries with JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language) or native SQL.
Transaction Management with JPA:
Ensuring data integrity with transactions.
Understanding Spring's transaction management mechanism
(@Transactional annotation).

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 Advanced Spring Boot Concepts
Spring Boot Security:
Introduction to Spring Security for securing applications.
Implementing basic authentication and authorization mechanisms.
Securing REST APIs by protecting endpoints with authentication.
Spring Boot Actuator and Monitoring:
Built-in tools provided by Spring Boot for application monitoring and management.
Accessing actuator endpoints for health checks, metrics, and configuration details.
Customizing actuator endpoints for specific needs.
Microservices Architecture
● Microservices Architecture Overview:
○ Decomposing applications into smaller, independent services.
○ Benefits of microservices architecture (scalability, fault tolerance).
○ Challenges and considerations in microservices development.
● Spring Cloud Basics:
○ Introduction to Spring Cloud, a suite of libraries for building microservices.
○ Service discovery with Eureka for registering and resolving service instances.
○ Load balancing with Ribbon for distributing requests across service instances.
Microservices with Spring Cloud
● API Gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway:
○ Implementing an API Gateway as a single entry point for microservices.
○ Routing incoming requests to appropriate microservices based on paths.
● Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin:
○ Tracking requests across multiple microservices for debugging and monitoring.
○ Integrating Spring Cloud Sleuth for tracing and Zipkin for centralized visualization.
Additional Topics
○ Email: Sending emails using libraries like Spring Mail or JavaMail API for notifications or alerts.
○ Messaging Queues: Leveraging message queues (e.g., RabbitMQ, Kafka) for
asynchronous communication between services or handling high-volume tasks.
○ Payment Gateways: Integrate with payment (e.g., Razorpay, PayPal) for secure online
transactions.
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Module 4: DevOps & Testing: Bridging the Gap Between Development
and Operations (20 Hours)

DevOps and Testing are two crucial aspects of software development that work hand-in-hand to
ensure smooth, efficient, and high-quality application delivery. Let's break down what each entails
and how they collaborate:

DevOps: The Bridge Builders

● Imagine DevOps as a team that builds a bridge between developers and operations teams.
● DevOps engineers focus on automating and streamlining the entire software development lifecycle.
● Their goal is to:
○ Break down silos between development and operations.
○ Facilitate faster and more reliable software releases.
○ Improve communication and collaboration throughout the development process.

Key DevOps Tools and Practices:

● Version Control Systems (VCS): Tools like Git allow developers to track code changes,
collaborate effectively, and revert to previous versions if needed.
● Continuous Integration (CI): Automating code building, testing, and integration at frequent
intervals to identify and fix bugs early in the development process.
● Continuous Delivery (CD): Automating the deployment process, allowing for faster and
more frequent releases with reduced risks.
● Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Defining and managing infrastructure resources (servers,
networks) through code, ensuring consistency and repeatability.
● Configuration Management: Tools like Ansible or Puppet automate the configuration of
servers and infrastructure, ensuring consistency across environments.

Benefits of DevOps:

● Faster Release Cycles: DevOps practices enable faster and more frequent deployments,
allowing businesses to respond to market demands quickly.
● Improved Quality: Automating testing and deployment reduces the risk of human error and
improves software quality.
● Enhanced Collaboration: DevOps fosters closer collaboration between developers and
operations teams, leading to a more unified workflow.
● Increased Efficiency: Automating repetitive tasks frees up developers and operations
personnel to focus on more strategic initiatives.

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Software Testing: The Quality Guardians

● Testing ensures the software functions as intended and meets user expectations.
● Testers identify bugs and defects before the software reaches production.
● There are different types of testing, each with its focus:
○ Unit Testing: Verifying the functionality of individual units of code (functions,
classes).
○ Integration Testing: Ensuring different modules of an application work together
seamlessly.
○ Functional Testing: Testing the software against its intended functionalities and
user stories.
○ Non-Functional Testing: Evaluating non-functional aspects of the software like
performance, security, and usability.

DevOps and Testing: A Powerful Partnership

● DevOps and testing complement each other for a successful SDLC.

● By automating testing within the CI/CD pipeline, developers receive feedback on code
changes quickly.
● This allows teams to identify and fix bugs early, preventing them from reaching production.

Additional Considerations:

● Test Automation: Automating repetitive testing tasks reduces manual effort and increases
test coverage.
● Shift-Left Testing: Integrating testing into earlier stages of the development process for
faster feedback and improved quality.
● Performance Testing: Simulating real-world usage scenarios to identify potential
performance bottlenecks.
● Security Testing: Ensuring the software is secure from vulnerabilities and attacks.

By working together, DevOps and testing teams can create a robust and efficient development
process, ultimately leading to the delivery of high-quality software that meets user needs.

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Here are the topics which we ‘ll cover in this session:

DevOps Tools
● Linux Commands:
○ Understanding basic Linux commands for file manipulation, navigation,
process management, and permissions.
○ Learning how to navigate the Linux shell and execute commands efficiently.
○ Scripting with Bash for automating repetitive tasks (optional).
● GitHub:
○ Version control system (VCS) fundamentals: committing, branching,
merging, and conflict resolution.
○ Utilizing GitHub for code hosting, collaboration, and version control.
○ Understanding pull requests and code review practices.
● CI & CD Pipeline:
○ Principles of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD).
○ Setting up a CI/CD pipeline using tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, or CircleCI.
○ Automating build, test, and deployment processes within the pipeline.
○ Understanding the benefits of CI/CD for faster and reliable software
delivery.
● Maven:
○ A build automation tool for Java projects.
○ Understanding Maven project structure, dependencies, and lifecycle phases.
○ Building and managing Spring Boot applications with Maven.
Spring Boot and Microservices Deployment
● Containerization with Docker:
○ Docker basics: images, containers, registries.
○ Building Docker images for Spring Boot applications.
○ Running Spring Boot applications in Docker containers for isolation and
portability.
○ Docker Hub for sharing and deploying containerized applications.
● Orchestration with Kubernetes (Optional):
○ Introduction to container orchestration and Kubernetes.
○ Managing and scaling containerized applications with Kubernetes clusters.
○ Understanding Kubernetes concepts like pods, deployments, services, and
namespaces (optional).
○ Deploying and managing Spring Boot microservices in a Kubernetes cluster
(optional).

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 Software Testing
● Test Scope Dependencies:
○ Defining the scope of testing for Spring Boot applications - unit vs.
integration vs. functional testing.
○ Understanding how different test types relate to each other.
● Testing Spring Boot Applications:
○ Techniques for testing Spring Boot applications effectively.
○ Detecting the type of web application (e.g., REST API) and tailoring testing approaches.
● Testing Strategies:
○ Mock Environments: Using mocks and stubs to isolate components and test
logic independently.
○ Testing with a Running Server: Testing integration between Spring Boot
application and external services (databases, APIs).
○ JMX Monitoring: Utilizing JMX for monitoring and testing application behavior.
● Advanced Testing Techniques:
○ Mocking and Spying: Techniques for mocking external dependencies and
testing behavior with mock objects.
○ Test Automation: Automating repetitive testing tasks with frameworks like
JUnit and Spring Test.
■ Spring Boot Test Auto-configuration: Leveraging Spring Boot's
built-in test configurations (JSON, MVC, WebFlux, etc.).
■ Test Utilities: Exploring additional tools like
ConfigFileApplicationContextInitializer, TestPropertyValues, and
OutputCapture for configuring and capturing test outputs.
○ TestRestTemplate: Testing RESTful APIs using a RestTemplate client.
○ Spring REST Docs: Generating API documentation automatically from tests
with Spring REST Docs.
○ User Configuration and Slicing: Techniques for isolating specific parts of the
application for testing.
Additional Resources:
● Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) Pipeline with Docker and
Kubernetes Tutorials
● Spring Boot Testing Documentation
● Best Practices for Testing Microservices
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Module 5: Cloud Computing and AWS: A Match Made in the Digital Sky (10 Hours)

In today's digital world, cloud computing has become the backbone of many businesses and
organizations. It offers a flexible, scalable, and cost-effective way to access computing resources
like storage, servers, databases, and applications over the internet.

What is Cloud Computing?

Imagine a vast network of interconnected data centers around the globe, offering computing
resources on-demand. That's the essence of cloud computing. Instead of owning and maintaining
physical hardware, users rent access to the resources they need, paying only for what they use.

Benefits of Cloud Computing:

● Scalability: Easily scale resources up or down to meet changing demands.

● Cost-efficiency: Pay-as-you-go model eliminates upfront hardware costs.
● Flexibility: Access resources from anywhere with an internet connection.
● Reliability: Cloud providers offer high availability and disaster recovery.
● Security: Cloud platforms implement robust security measures.

Enter AWS: The Cloud Leader

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's leading cloud computing platform, offering a vast array
of services for individuals, businesses, and enterprises. Here's what makes AWS stand out:

● Broad Range of Services: From compute power (EC2) and storage (S3) to databases (RDS),
networking (VPC), and machine learning (SageMaker), AWS caters to diverse needs.
● Scalability and Elasticity: Easily adjust resources based on your workload.
● Security and Reliability: AWS prioritizes data security and offers robust disaster recovery
options.
● Global Reach: AWS has a massive global infrastructure with data centers around the world.
● Pay-as-You-Go Model: You only pay for the resources you use.

Getting Started with AWS:

● Free Tier: AWS offers a free tier that allows you to experiment with core services at no cost.
● Learning Resources: AWS provides extensive documentation, tutorials, and online courses
to get you started.
● Certifications: AWS certifications validate your cloud computing skills and expertise.

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Beyond the Basics:

● Serverless Computing: Focus on your code without managing servers using AWS Lambda.
● Cloud Security: AWS offers a wide range of security services to protect your data and
applications.
● Machine Learning and AI: Leverage AWS services like SageMaker to train and deploy
machine learning models.
● Big Data Analytics: Analyze large datasets and gain insights with services like Amazon
Redshift.

Cloud computing with AWS opens doors to a world of possibilities. By understanding its
advantages and exploring what AWS offers, you can leverage this technology to build, deploy, and
scale your applications efficiently.

Here are the topics which we ‘ll cover in this session:

AMAZON VIRTUAL PRIVATE CLOUD (VPC)

VPC Fundamentals
VPC concepts, components, and CIDR notation
Subnets, route tables, and security groups
VPC peering and VPN connections
VPC Advanced Topics
Network ACLs and Security Group best practices
VPC Flow Logs and troubleshooting
VPC Endpoints and AWS Direct Connect
COMPUTE SERVICES IN AWS
Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
Launching and configuring EC2 instances
EC2 instance types and pricing
Auto Scaling and Load Balancing
AWS Lambda
Serverless computing concepts
Creating and deploying Lambda functions
Integrating Lambda with other AWS services
DATABASE SERVICES IN AWS
Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service)
Setting up and managing RDS instances
Multi-AZ deployments and read replicas
Backups, restores, and snapshots

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 STORAGE SERVICES IN AWS
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service)
S3 bucket creation and configuration
Versioning, lifecycle policies, and permissions
Transfer Acceleration and S3 Transfer
Manager
Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store) and Glacier
EBS volume types and snapshots
Glacier storage classes and archival policies
DNS AND CLOUD DEVELOPMENT
Amazon Route 53
Domain registration and DNS fundamentals
Route 53 configuration for various use cases
Health checks and DNS failover
AWS Cloud9 and Developer Tools
Cloud9 IDE setup and configuration
Integration with AWS CodeStar and
CodeCommit
MICROSOFT 365
Setting up account in Microsoft 365
Configuring business email
Azure Active Directory
Microsoft Teams
OneDrive
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Course Wrap-Up: A Celebration of Achievements!

Congratulations! You've successfully completed your full-stack development course. This is a

significant accomplishment, and it's time to celebrate the key highlights, skills you've gained, and
plan your next steps in your exciting developer journey.

Key Highlights:

● Mastered the Fundamentals: You've built a strong foundation in both front-end (HTML,
CSS, JavaScript) and back-end development (languages like Java, Spring Boot, JPA). This
comprehensive understanding will empower you to tackle web development projects
effectively.
● Hands-on Learning: Through practical exercises and projects, you've gained the practical
skills needed to apply your theoretical knowledge. Building real-world applications solidifies
your understanding and prepares you for professional challenges.
● Problem-Solving Skills: This course has honed your problem-solving skills. You've learned
to approach development challenges creatively, debug code, and find solutions to complex
issues.
● Understanding of APIs: You've gained valuable knowledge on working with APIs, which act
as the glue between different components of an application. This skill will be critical in
building modern web applications.
● Community and Collaboration: You've likely interacted with fellow students and
instructors, fostering a sense of community and collaboration. This network can be a
valuable resource as you continue your development journey.

What You've Accomplished:

● Built Your Portfolio: You now have a portfolio of projects showcasing your front-end and
back-end development skills. This portfolio is a powerful tool for potential employers to
assess your abilities.
● Increased Confidence: You've gained confidence in your coding skills and your ability to
tackle complex development tasks. This self-belief is crucial for success in the developer
world.
● Expanded Your Knowledge Base: You've broadened your understanding of the technologies
that power the web. This foundation will allow you to continuously learn and adapt to the
ever-evolving landscape of web development.

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Next Steps:

● Continue Learning: The world of technology is constantly evolving. Stay up-to-date with
the latest trends and frameworks by attending meetups, conferences, or taking online
courses.
● Build Personal Projects: Don't stop building! Create personal projects that spark your
interest. This will not only hone your skills but also allow you to explore new technologies
and showcase your creativity.
● Start Contributing to Open Source: Consider contributing to open-source projects. This is
a fantastic way to learn from other developers, gain valuable experience, and build your
reputation in the developer community.
● Start Applying for Jobs: With your newly acquired skills and projects, start applying for
entry-level developer positions. Be confident in your abilities and highlight your passion for
coding.
● Consider Further Education: If you're aiming for specialized roles, explore additional
certifications or courses that cater to specific areas like mobile development or backend
frameworks.

Remember, becoming a successful developer is a continuous learning process. Embrace the journey,
stay curious, and keep building! You've taken a significant step forward, and with continued
dedication and passion, you can achieve great things in the exciting world of web development.

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Conclusion: Launching Your Full-Stack Journey

Congratulations! You've reached the culmination of your full-stack development course. This
intensive journey has equipped you with the essential skills to navigate both the front-end and
back-end of web development. You've not only mastered the fundamentals of languages like HTML,
CSS, JavaScript, and Java/Python, but you've also gained practical experience building real-world
applications.

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This course has been a springboard, launching you into the dynamic world of web development.
Look back with pride on the key highlights of your learning journey:

● Solid Foundation: You've established a comprehensive understanding of front-end

development and back-end technologies. This dual knowledge equips you to tackle any web
development challenge with confidence.
● Practical Skills: Through hands-on exercises and projects, you've honed your ability to
translate theory into practice. You're now adept at writing clean code, debugging issues, and
building functional applications.
● Problem-Solving Prowess: This course has sharpened your problem-solving skills. You've
learned to approach development obstacles creatively, finding solutions and navigating
complex coding challenges.
● API Expertise: No modern web application exists in a vacuum. You've gained crucial knowledge on
working with APIs, a fundamental skill for building applications that interact with external services.
● Collaborative Spirit: Through collaboration with instructors and fellow students, you've
fostered a sense of community within the developer world. This network will serve as a
valuable source of support and knowledge as you continue your journey.

The completion of this course marks not an ending, but a remarkable beginning. Here's how you can
leverage your newfound skills and propel yourself forward:

● Showcase Your Expertise: You've likely built a portfolio of projects showcasing your
front-end and back-end capabilities. Use this portfolio as a powerful tool to attract
potential employers and demonstrate your skills.
● Embrace Continuous Learning: The tech world is constantly evolving. Stay on top of the latest
trends and frameworks by attending meetups, conferences, or taking additional online courses.
● Build with Passion: Don't let the learning stop! Continue developing personal projects that
pique your interest. This not only hones your skills but also allows you to explore new
technologies and unleash your creativity.
● Give Back to the Community: Consider contributing to open-source projects. This is a fantastic way to
learn from other developers, gain valuable experience, and build reputation within the dev community.
● Prepare for Takeoff: With your skills honed and portfolio polished, it's time to take flight! Start applying
for entry-level developer positions. Be confident in your abilities and showcase your passion for coding.
● Consider Further Specialization: If your career aspirations lie in a specific area, explore
additional certifications or courses that cater to front-end frameworks, mobile
development, or advanced back-end technologies.

Remember, the path to becoming a successful developer is a lifelong journey of learning and exploration.
Stay curious, embrace challenges, and keep building! You've laid a strong foundation, and with dedication
and passion, you can achieve great things in the ever-evolving world of web development.

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