Java Project Step by step Build An Email Administration Application

Email Administration Application

Full Step by step tutorial of EMAIL ADMINISTRATION APPLICATION.

This is the real world java projects which will help you know how to combine the concepts together.

Many people fail interviews because:
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They don't grasp object-oriented programming concepts
They can't apply object-oriented design in an actual program
They haven't practiced developing their applications by hand
They haven't debugged their code and overcome challenges

What is the target audience?
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Current students or recent graduates
Anyone looking to practice Java
Someone preparing for a Java interview
Someone starting a new Java project
Anyone wanting a refresher on object-oriented programming or application architecture

What are the requirements?
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Familiar with Java development environment
Knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts recommended

Hope this project makes your concept strong!

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[enth]

this is the exact kinda of thing that beginners need instead of another video rephrasing everything from a textbook. I can't believe you don't have more views/subs. keep up the good work and i look forward to new uploads regarding java/c++/python

[josephthecreator]

This project was INCREDIBLE for so many reasons:

1) It wasn't a 12 hour block of instruction. Rather, it was concise, flowed very well, and got straight to the point within an hour.
2) The cadence was perfect (for me), and I was easy to follow along while actually absorbing what was being taught.
3) Instead of everything being copy & pasted, you actually typed in REAL TIME and EXPLAINED "what" and "why".
4) There were actual errors when you ran the program in which you touched upon how to correct.

BEST project tutorial I've done thus far. Thank you for the quality content and experience to learn!

[ericbiscayne]

It is very considered of you to keep in mind your subscribers may not be familiar with some of the concepts in Java, when you say "in case you don't know this...", because it makes you feel less stupid, and yet, you've learned something new. Thanks a lot 4 being so cool. I like you!!!

[grigiotitans]

I just completed this step by step guide and it's been extremely helpful in understanding java.

[mtdev]

These tutorials helps people that just finished the courses like me. Thanks a lot.

[michelrwekaza]

I really liked this example and the way the lecture handled it. I wish you could bring up more projects. It has the merit and
power of choosing the right type of application that illustrate brilliantly OOP concepts. Please let me see more. I had enough of good OOP theory ....More projects example can inspire to think of personal ones ! Cheers.

[mohamedelfadli]

That's exactly what I need to know as a bigginer in coding. to see how the concepts applied in real life project. please keep up producing shuch kind of vedios. Thank you.

[naturallyadapted]

As a fun exercise I decided to add a password input check to input an admin password before you can retrieve a password. Not sure if it's a best practice for the example but it was an additional step that I wanted to implement

[psgamer]

its so helpful that he debugs the errors without cutting them out of the video!

[krizz]

Wish you did a switch statement for the choices and just default blank. Would be more useful to people too as not many people understand the effectiveness of a switch statement or even understand how to use them effectively. Also would have been nice to have seen this developed using the factory design pattern. Other than that, great video!

[methodraw]

I really enjoyed the tone and cadence of the instructor. One of my favs so far!

I'm working on coalescing my self-study and this video is great practice for me as a beginner to do just that.

[lbqnwfc]

Eureka! I finally got you. This is the first time I felt catching the big picture. I am sure I will learn for real here. Thank you!

[furkanerdem]

Straight to the point, very clear and understandable project for a beginner 👏

[mayankkumarsharma]

You are really a guru the way that you teach ❤️ Love and respect

[runningpanda]

That was really helpful for beginners, many thanks~~

[dadasajad]

Thank you sir. I am completely done with this project after studentdatabase.

[akinaksoy]

You are perfect. Please continue this kind of videos.

[guzinreidelas]

This is not an Indian tutorial, but it was very informative.

[prabanjan]

Oh, my god, dude. Amazing content but woulda been cool if we had more.

[MohammadAli-qpgx]

Thanks, nice tutorial. The only issue is that you would better to enlarge the font size for more convenient use.