Java for the Real World
- IT & Software
- Mar 01, 2025

Java for the Real World, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 59 lectures, 16 quizzes, based on 26 reviews, and has 162 subscribers.
You will learn about Be familiar with the vast Java ecosystem Understand the pros and cons of competing Java tools and frameworks Jump into a real world Java program with confidence This course is ideal for individuals who are Someone just starting their programming career using Java or A university student who wants to know more abuout how Java is used in corporate settings or A profressional programmer who has never worked in Java before and needs to catch up quickly It is particularly useful for Someone just starting their programming career using Java or A university student who wants to know more abuout how Java is used in corporate settings or A profressional programmer who has never worked in Java before and needs to catch up quickly.
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Summary
Title: Java for the Real World
Price: $54.99
Average Rating: 4.15
Number of Lectures: 59
Number of Quizzes: 16
Number of Published Lectures: 59
Number of Published Quizzes: 16
Number of Curriculum Items: 75
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75
Original Price: $79.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
So you’ve just got your first Java development job out of school or you’re an experienced developer using Java for the first time. You know how to write code, but do you understand the Java landscape, tools, and frameworks used in real world applications?
This course bridges the gap between understanding Java the language and understanding the Java ecosystem. You will get an overview of the major tools and frameworks in use today from a Java professional with over 10 years of industry experience.
After completing this course, you will have the knowledge to jump into your first application with confidence.
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Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
Lecture 1: JVM Overview
Lecture 2: JVM Versions
Chapter 3: Build Tools
Lecture 1: Building Java Applications
Lecture 2: Ant
Lecture 3: Maven
Lecture 4: Maven: Navigating a POM File
Lecture 5: Maven: Repositories
Lecture 6: Maven: Summary
Lecture 7: Gradle
Chapter 4: Testing
Lecture 1: Preparing the IScream Application for Testing
Lecture 2: JUnit
Lecture 3: TestNG
Lecture 4: Test Doubles Overview
Lecture 5: EasyMock
Lecture 6: Mockito
Lecture 7: PowerMock
Chapter 5: Spring
Lecture 1: Spring Intro
Lecture 2: Spring XML
Lecture 3: Spring Annotations
Lecture 4: Spring Properties Support
Lecture 5: IScream Properties
Lecture 6: Spring Boot Intro
Lecture 7: ISCream Spring Boot
Chapter 6: Web Application Frameworks
Lecture 1: Web Application Frameworks Overview
Lecture 2: Spring MVC Intro
Lecture 3: Spring MVC Views
Lecture 4: Spring MVC Controllers
Lecture 5: Spring MVC Config
Lecture 6: Spring Boot for Web
Lecture 7: JavaServer Faces Intro
Lecture 8: JavaServer Faces Application
Lecture 9: Vaadin Intro
Lecture 10: Vaadin 8 Layouts
Lecture 11: Vaadin 8 UIs
Lecture 12: Vaadin Flow
Chapter 7: Web Application Deployment
Lecture 1: Web Application Deployment Overview
Lecture 2: Web Application Deployment Demo
Chapter 8: Data Access
Lecture 1: Data Access Overview
Lecture 2: Spring JDBC Template
Lecture 3: Spring JDBC Template: Reading
Lecture 4: Spring JDBC Template: Writing
Lecture 5: H2 Web Console
Lecture 6: MyBatis: Intro
Lecture 7: MyBatis: Reading
Lecture 8: MyBatis: Writing
Lecture 9: MyBatis: Dynamic SQL
Lecture 10: MyBatis: IScream Webapp Example
Lecture 11: Hibernate: Intro
Lecture 12: Hibernate: Object Mapping
Lecture 13: Hibernate: Writing
Lecture 14: Hibernate: Reading
Chapter 9: Logging
Lecture 1: Logging: Intro
Lecture 2: Logging: java.util.logging
Lecture 3: Logging: log4j
Lecture 4: Logging: logback
Lecture 5: Logging: slf4j
Lecture 6: Logging: Apache Commons
Chapter 10: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture
Instructors

Phillip Johnson
Senior Software Developer
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