Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
9 Hour(s) 54 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
John Purcell
Rating
Course Overview
Learn how to create dynamic websites using the Java programming language with this java web application tutorial
In this Java web application tutorial I'll show you how to create dynamic websites using the core technologies of Java web programming. If you want to create your own interactive websites, if you know some Java and you want to take your skills to the next level, or if you want hot skills for the job marketplace, this Java web application tutorial course is for you.
In this Java web application tutorial course you'll learn how to:
- Leverage the power of Java to create dynamic websites
- Deploy your applications for free on the Internet
- Use and understand core server-side Java web technologies
I'll show you how to take your basic Java knowledge and use it to create websites using the same technologies (servlets, JSPs and JSTL) that everyone from self-employed web developers to huge corporations use to create modern interactive web sites.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 64 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Section 2 Nuts and Bolts
- Section 3 Beans and Forms
- Section 4 Some Useful Objects
- Section 5 Databases
- Section 6 Sending Emails
- Section 7 Simplify Your Code With JSTL
- Section 8 Source Code
- Section 9 Where Now?
- Section 10 Extra!
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the core technologies of modern Java web programming
- Know how to develop and deploy your own websites using Java
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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CCông ty Co phan Giao duc Truc tuyen FUNiX
Very clear instructions
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SSang Nguyen Tan
I think this is the best basic Java Web course for those who are beginning to learn about Java Web Application programming. It provides short and easy to understand instruction videos yet covers all the basic technology you need on the way to become a Web App developer.
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MMick Sexton
Slow but thorough, very good resource. While I have some experience with Android, Spark, and a little Spring, I found this to be very helpful in my understanding of what Java servlets, beans, and JSP's are doing without any overarching framework. I liked the mySQL exercises and the JSTL was super helpful, something I'll probably start using in more of my Java projects. Thank you.
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TThierry Giroud
So far so good. I'm from a mainframe background and trying to get to grips with web technology so quite a big leap. John keeps the video tutorials straight to the point. The tutorials do not necessarily explore each subject in great depth but enough to get to grips with the fundamental concepts. The students can then dig a bit deeper if they wish to do so, via some complementary methods (like books maybe). The videos are absolutely fine for my level and needs so far and find them of great benefit.
