1 (800) 409–5108

info@nsitsolutions.com

Facebook-f Twitter Auxicon-youtube Pinterest-p

Java Full Stack Development

Front-End Development:

1. HTML/CSS:

Understanding HTML5 semantics

CSS layout techniques (flexbox, grid)

Responsive design principles

CSS pre-processors (e.g., SASS, LESS)

 

2. JavaScript:

Core JavaScript concepts (variables, data types, loops, conditionals)

DOM manipulation

Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, Async/Await)

ES6/ES7 features (arrow functions, DE structuring, etc.)

AJAX and Fetch API for API calls

1
2

Front-End Frameworks:

1. JS or Angular (Choose one):

Components, Props, State (React)

Directives, Services, Dependency Injection (Angular)

js (Optional)

Components, Vuex for state management

Package Managers

 

2. NPM or Yarn:

Dependency management and script execution

 

3. Module Bundlers:

Webpack or Parcel

Bundling and optimizing assets

Version Control:

1. Git:

Branching, Merging, Pull Requests, Conflicts

Back-End Development:

1. Java:

  • Core Java concepts (OOP, Collections, Threads)
  • Java 8 features (Streams, Lambdas)
3
4
5

Server-Side Framework:

1. Spring Boot:

Dependency Injection, Spring MVC, Spring Data JPA

Servlets and JSP (optional for legacy applications)

 

2. Database:

SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL, or other RDBMS)

Joins, Indexing, Transactions

 

3. ORM (Hibernate, JPA):

Object-relational mapping

 

4. RESTful APIs:

Designing and implementing RESTful APIs with Spring Boot

Serialization/Deserialization (e.g., JSON)

 

5. Authentication and Authorization:

JWT (JSON Web Tokens)

OAuth 2.0

 

6. Testing:

Unit Testing (JUnit, Mockito)

Integration Testing (Spring Boot Test)

Build Tools:

1. Maven or Gradle:

  • Project management and build automation
9
4
10

Database and Persistence:

1. Database Design:

Normalization, Indexing, Relationships

 

2. NoSQL Databases (Optional):

MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis

Data Access Patterns:

CRUD operations, Transactions

 

3. Deployment and DevOps:

Containerization:

 

4. Docker:

Creating and managing containers

 

5. Orchestration:

Kubernetes (basic understanding)

 

6. Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD):

Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, or similar tools

 

7. Cloud Platforms:

AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure (basic understanding)

Front-End Build and Automation:

1. Gulp or Grunt:

Automating front-end workflows

 

2. Testing:

Jest or Mocha for JavaScript testing

 

14
7

Version Control and Collaboration:

1. Git:

Advanced Git workflows (Gitflow, etc.)


2. Collaboration Tools:

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket

Other Considerations:

1. Security:

Understanding common security vulnerabilities (Cross-Site Scripting, SQL Injection, etc.)

2. Performance Optimization:

Front-end and back-end performance best practices

 

3. Logging and Monitoring:

Tools like ELK Stack, Prometheus, Grafana

 

4. Agile/Scrum:

Familiarity with Agile methodologies and tools like Jira

Remember that practical hands-on experience is crucial. Building projects, contributing to open-source, and participating in coding challenges can greatly enhance your skills as a full-stack Java developer. Keep up with the latest trends and technologies in the Java ecosystem to stay relevant in the field.

12
13
Shopping Basket