Complete Java Full Stack: AWS, Spring Boot, Microservices

Complete Java Full Stack: AWS, Spring Boot, Microservices

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This course is designed for the people:-
📌 who are not able to make projects on their own
📌 who want to prepare for fullstack with backend heavy or backend development
📌 who wants to learn while building & apply after learning sufficient theory
📌 who wants to build resume with industry grade projects
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🚀 If you are a beginner, you can check out our ongoing live cohort where:-
⭐ you get live weekly sessions (1.5-2hrs long)
⭐ live doubt sessions, projects building sessions
⭐ assignments, super peers to guide you, mock interviews
⭐ language:- english, duration:- 1year+

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4 Major Projects along the way:-
🎫 Ticket Booking System [Learn object mapping, file i/o, java core concepts, functional interfaces etc]
🌐 Building your own multithreaded Web server in Java [socket programming, operating systems concepts in development, networking and multithreading]
👨 Building a realtime user activity tracking backend [learn kafka event streaming, spring boot producer and consumer, using linux concpets]
💰 Build expense tracker app [learn microservices, api gateways, authentication, authorization, integrating AI or LLMs in our datascience microservice, react native, debugging, deployments on AWS from zero]
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Note:-
- We give Homeworks, assignments and hints to extend our projects further and people made very cool alternatives or more projects after referring our projects.
- I will pin different projects in the comment section that people are building.
- Please go through the links of respective timeline given below
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timeline and links:-
00:00:00-00:06:45 Intro, Projects covered, Info
00:06:46-00:30:58 JVM, JDK, Java internals
00:30:59-01:08:25 Java Basics
01:08:26-01:43:46 Java advanced: Optionals, Streams, maps and more
01:43:47-02:00:33 Ticket Booking Planning (Sorry only 16mins video is portrait, but nothing missed)

02:00:34-03:25:00 Ticket Booking completed with Java advanced

03:25:01-04:37:53 Project 1: Building multithreaded Web server
🔗 Web server repo:-

04:37:54-05:11:38 Spring beans, Ioc, gradle & interview questions

05:11:39-05:36:20 Spring Proxies, Reflections, Cacheable, CGLIB

05:36:21-06:03:24 Spring AOP, Point cuts, Proxies usage

06:03:25-06:13:50 Expense Tracker App: HLD
06:13:51-06:40:15 Authentication, Authorization, JWT, Refresh tokens

06:40:16-07:07:31 SQL vs NoSQL, VMs, VPS
🗒️ Note:- No need to use VM, do everything in your local system only

07:07:32-07:37:28 Low Level design, DB modelling

07:37:29-09:23:30 Spring security with JWT, Refresh tokens, Auth service

09:23:31-10:01:00 Linux crash course
🗒️ Note:- No need to use AWS lightsail, do everything in your local system only

10:01:01-11:17:16 Kafka & RabbitMQ crash course

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#java #microservices #projects

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Projects that people are making after referring our projects from this playlist:-

[ashwani]

Learning from an industry expert and a cred software engineer and a person from iit Gandhinagar will bring a lots of value thank you for this course lovepreet you are doing a great job. Love from Karnal

[shraddhashah]

Thank you for making this course. I am a developer with 6 years of frontend experience; the first hour is gold for a refresher. You earned a subscriber.

[RitikTiwary-hx]

Thanks I searched everywhere on the internet, searching for the best resources for springboot and java . But hands down this is the best resource. I like the way of your understanding things, instead of just presenting everything like a book, you take us to every concept in a slow and beautiful manner. Explain everything in a detail manner and at the same keep us hooked to the end. I love hindi explanation because they don't use fancy words . As the instructor who is teaching in hindi has to first understand the whole concept to explain to it's hindi audience so this was great.
I have also used your channel for driver development course, and since then I had realized this is channel is a goldmine.

[RuntimeCodeException]

I am proud of myself that I decided to start with this course.

[SuryaVempa]

The main thing I loved about this video is that he teaches how to hold the spoon, not spoon-feeding you.

[karankamani]

as a java developer, so many new things to learn, very deep concepts which no buddy tells in market... keep it up...💖

[shadowslayer]

GOD course! Best part is that he made it for everyone who have experience coding in other languages and know how to build logic, search and try to resolve a problem on their own but are absolute beginners in JAVA because of language switch which fits exactly most people's requirements. Starting it today! Wish me luck guys... Hopefully will finish it in less than a week.

[sheemabraza]

First of all thank you from the bottom of the heart ❤️.The only suggestion is that please bring more videos like this that helps in master in back-end in java. Bring more project videos that helps in understanding the difficult concept of spring boot .

[suvankitsahoo]

Best new year gift 🙏🏻 With your guidance I was able to get into Amazon this year . Thanks a lot, and keep sharing such gems.

[saisaurav]

Bro this is next level, JFS is costing min 20k in the market, you are providing it for free hatsoff bro 🔥🔥

[Shiva.]

aise hi complete series ka talash tha mujhe, Thanks sir 🙏🙏

[vrushali]

Har ek naya concept samajhne ke baad bas ek hi baat mann karta hai – Thank you so much! ❤

[VictorFienkelstein]

Saaaheb addicted to your explanation and teaching style. You're truly a gem. Thank you so much for this playlist .

[anirbanojha]

Started this course yesterday, completed the Ticket booking coding section will start from building multi-threaded web server but before that took the pull from git repo and noticed that some of the functionalities are not working, so as per your suggestion decided to debug and after 1.30 hrs of continuous debugging session able to complete all the functionalities. Thanks for such an insightful course and also motivating us to debug and find solutions on our own so that our confidence can boost up.

[shakuntalagupta]

Just started the video, and it's already making things so clear...

[adityabedi]

Hi Sir i've been following your channel from beingning and your can see my comment on backend mastery first 12 videos after that i stopped the playlist because of some issue but i made a project using video 12 jwt, spring security conncept and make a finance management application this was my first spring boot project but the only difference is i didn't use sql server on vm but intead use my local sql. Now i again started the series and i will start running sql server on vm. Thanks for making these amazing videos.

[Ram-mtvk]

Thankyou for making these type of Videos I'm someone who's struggling from Tutorial hell from the past 2 years.
I'm gonna follow your Java Fullstack Roadmap and this video and implement all the steps you've mentioned.

[saadman_i]

watched for 30 mins 🎉wanna complete it full 11 hrs
you explained so well tip-top
regards 🔥🎉😊

[KomalSingh-qrmu]

This course is better than the paid resource ....Thank you so much 🫡🫡 day 1 ..majja a gya concepts pdh kr