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Full-Stack

Java Development
A QUICK GUIDE TO GET STARTED

+ PROJECT IDEAS

By SHAILESH SHAKYA @BEGINNERSBLOG.ORG


Prep Your Java Toolkit⤵
Core Java: Before venturing into full-stack, solidify your
Java basics (variables, data types, OOP, etc.).
Resources:
Courses: "Java Tutorial for Complete Beginners"
(Udemy), "Java Programming and Software
Engineering Fundamentals" (Coursera)
Books: "Head First Java", "Java: A Beginner's
Guide"
Tools: IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition
(recommended), Eclipse, or Visual Studio Code
Project Ideas:
Simple Calculator: Build a basic calculator that
performs arithmetic operations.
Number Guessing Game: Create a game where
the user tries to guess a randomly generated
number.
Text Analyzer: Analyze a piece of text for word
count, character count, etc.
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Step 1: Build a Solid Front-
End Foundation
HTML: The structure of your web pages.
Resources: freeCodeCamp Responsive Web
Design Course, W3Schools HTML Tutorial
Tools: VS Code, Atom, Sublime Text
Project Ideas:
Personal Portfolio Website: Showcase
your skills and projects with a simple
website.
Recipe Page: Create a webpage with a
recipe, including ingredients and
instructions.
Product Landing Page: Design a landing
page for a fictional product.

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CSS: Style your HTML with colors, fonts, layouts,
and animations.
Resources: freeCodeCamp CSS course,
CSS Tricks website
Tools: Same as above, plus browser
DevTools for live editing
Project Ideas:
Style your portfolio website or recipe
page with CSS.
Recreate the layout of a popular
website using CSS.
Build a simple image gallery with CSS.

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JavaScript: Add interactivity and dynamic
behavior to your pages.
Resources: freeCodeCamp JavaScript
Algorithms and Data Structures, The Odin
Project
Tools: Same as above, plus browser console
for debugging
Project Ideas:
Interactive Quiz: Create a quiz with
questions and answers, using JavaScript
to check responses.
To-Do List App: Build a simple to-do list
app where users can add, edit, and
delete tasks.
Image Carousel: Create an image
carousel that cycles through a set of
images.
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Step 2: Power the Backend
with Java
Spring Boot: The go-to framework for building Java
web applications.
Resources: Spring.io Guides, Spring Framework
Guru tutorials on YouTube
Tools: Spring Initializr (to generate project
skeletons), IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate (for advanced
features)
Project Ideas:
REST API for a Book Library: Create APIs to
manage books (add, update, delete,
search).
Simple Blog Backend: Build APIs to handle
blog posts, comments, and user
authentication.
Weather API Integration: Fetch weather
data from an external API and display it in
your app.
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Database: Choose a database to store your
application data.
Tools & Resources: (See previous response
for details)
Project Ideas:
Store book data, blog posts, or weather
information in your chosen database.
Connect the Backend to the Database:
Resources: "Spring Data JPA Tutorial" on
Baeldung, "JDBC Tutorial" on TutorialsPoint
Project Ideas:
Implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update,
Delete) operations for your chosen data
(books, blog posts, etc.) using JDBC or
Spring Data JPA

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Step 3: Bridge the Gap -
Front-End to Backend

RESTful APIs: Build APIs to let your front-


end communicate with your Java
backend.
Tools: Postman for testing APIs
Resources: "REST API Tutorial" on
REST API Tutorial website
Project Ideas:
Connect your front-end projects
(to-do list, quiz, etc.) to the
backend APIs you created.

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Frontend Framework: Choose one to build
modern, interactive user interfaces.
Tools: Node.js & npm, create-react-app,
Angular CLI, Vue CLI
Resources: Official documentation for each
framework, plenty of tutorials available
online.
Project Ideas:
Rebuild your front-end projects
(portfolio, recipe page, etc.) using your
chosen framework.
Create a simple e-commerce storefront
with product listings and a shopping
cart.
Build a chat application with real-time
messaging.

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