Udemy – Java Full stack vs JavaScript Full stack – Start to Mastery

Welcome to the “Java Full-stack vs JavaScript Full-stack – Start to Mastery” course on Udemy! This comprehensive course is designed to help you understand the differences and similarities between Java Full-stack and JavaScript Full-stack development. Whether you’re a beginner looking to start your journey in full-stack web development or an experienced full-stack developer aiming to expand your skill set, this course has something for everyone.

What you will learn

1 . Frontend (React.js with Tailwind CSS , Shadcn UI and React Router v6):

• Authorization (JWT token for protected routes)
• Public and Private routes
• Accessing protected API routes
• State Management (using Zustand)

2 . Java Backend (Java with Java Spring Boot , Spring Security , Spring Data JPA and PostgreSQL):

• Introduction to Java Spring Boot
• Setting up a Java Spring Boot project
• Building RESTful APIs with Java Spring Boot
• Understanding basic concepts like Controllers, Services, and Repositories , Dependency Injection
• Connecting to PostgreSQL database using Spring Data JPA
• User Authentication (login , registration)
• Password hashing using BCrypt
• Authorization (JWT token for protected routes) using Spring Security
• Sending emails using Java Mail Sender
• Forgot password and reset password functionality using Java Mail Sender
• Deploying Java Spring Boot application to cloud platforms (Render , Railway , Heroku)

3 . JavaScript Backend (JavaScript with Node.js , Express.js and MongoDB):

• Introduction to Node.js and Express.js
• Setting up a Node.js and Express.js project
• Building RESTful APIs with Node.js and Express.js
• Understanding basic concepts like Routers, Controllers, and Middleware
• Connecting to MongoDB database using Mongoose
• User Authentication (login , registration)
• Password hashing using bcryptjs
• Authorization (JWT token for protected routes) using jsonwebtoken
• Sending emails using Nodemailer
• Forgot password and reset password functionality using Nodemailer
• Deploying Node.js application to cloud platforms (Render , Railway , Heroku)