Course Information
Course Overview
Your Complete Guide to WebSockets Application Development on the Java EE Platform
Are you a software developer? Or aspiring to be one? Just finished learning Java the language and wondering what next? Do you want to learn to develop full-duplex and bidirectionally communicating applications on the Java EE platform?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then The Complete Java EE WebSockets Development Course is your complete guide to the fascinating world of WebSocket programming on the industry gold standard Java EE platform.
This course will thoroughly cover the entire WebSocket API as specified in JSR 356 and teach you how to develop
- Programmatic Server Endpoint
- Annotated Server Endpoint
- WebSocket Encoders and Decoders
- Annotated Client Endpoint
- Programmatic Client Endpoint
- JavaScript Client Endpoint and much much more
You will also learn, along the way, what Java EE really, how the platform is evolved, what the JCP is, what a JSR is, what is meant by a reference implementation and a whole lot more you may not have known about the ever powerful Java EE platform.
This course is packed with exercises to reinforce what you learn, along with personal anecdotes from your instructor's experiences. By the end of this course, you will have mastered WebSocket development on the Java EE platform and would be on you way to creating the next big thing out there.
So go ahead, click on the big green button to enroll now and I will see you in the course.
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 75 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Installing the Required Sotware
- Section 3 Java EE Fundamentals
- Section 4 WebSockets - API Documentation
- Section 5 WebSockets In Practice
- Section 6 JAVA EE 8 UPDATE
- Section 7 Jakarta EE
What You’ll Learn
- Build WebSocket enabled applications on the Java EE platform, Know how to use the Java EE API documentation, Know what Java EE really is, Know how the Java EE platform is evolved, Know how to contribute to the Java EE platform
Reviews
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IIrene Gavronsky
Basic concepts are explained clearly but a lot of time is spent on unnecessary things like instructor reading parts of Java EE API specifications which students can read on their own. A lot of repeating the same information. Clip of opening and closing laptop is also not necessary at the beginning and end of every small section. It is distracting. Overall, not a bad course but could probably be about 1.5 hours instead of 4 hours.
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ss e
Very good content, Recommended for anybody want to know about Websocket in few hours
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SSunil Tiwari
He never gives a concrete program which can show the example of an enterprise application. All the example are very academic. Not worth the money :(
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YYatra DS
not at all good till now , no proper explanation of websocket details .