Your most detailed guide to the Java EE platform
Java EE. JCP. JSR. EJB. Jax RS. Have you ever wondered what all these mean? Have you ever been intimidated by the sheer number of acronyms you need to master to get started with the Java EE platform? Worry no more! This course is your ultimate theoretical guide to everything Java EE.
We cover all the major acronyms that make up the ever powerful Java EE platform. You will know and appreciate
What Java EE really is
What a Java Specification Request (JSR) is
What the Java Community Process (JCP) is
How you can contribute to the Java EE platform
Notable companies and individuals that are members of the JCP
Whether Java EE is the right platform for you next project
Whether there are any drawbacks to using Java EE
Java EE vs Spring
Java EE myth busters
Java EE FUD busters and much much more
This course is a free flow, no-code approach to understanding and appreciating the Java EE platform. Why no code? Because to really make sense of Java EE, one will need to understand how the platform is evolved. This is very important to help you dispel a lot of misunderstanding of Java EE and also appreciate how decisions are made, how you can contribute to the platform and most important, help you make informed decision whether Java EE is for you.
This course will cover a lot of ground and by the time you are done with it, you will have a deep understanding of Java EE the platform, Java EE the community and how you can contribute to Java EE. You will also gain deep enough knowledge to be able to make objective decisions about whether you should use Java EE or not. More importantly, you will know when to ignore Java EE FUD and myth.
You will also learn about a lot of the modern features that have been added to the Java EE platform through the JCP's JSR program.
The course is presented in a plain, unscripted everyday English designed to get you to appreciate concepts fast! If you have longed to get a firm grounding in software development with Java, then this is your course.
I will be with you at all times in the course forum and you can ask me any question you want. I will be more than glad to answer them. I will also be updating the course with the latest happenings in the JCP with regards to progress towards Java EE 8 and beyond. This course will be your living, lifelong theoretical companion to the Java EE platform.
So what are you waiting for? Go ahead, just click the big green buy now button. You definitely have nothing to loose with Udemy's helpful 30 day money back guarantee. Go ahead, enroll now and I will see you in the course.
Get a firm grounding in modern software development with Java
The building blocks of Java Platform Enterprise Edition
Good grounding in the various Java Specification Requests
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Hello there! Thanks for checking out my profile. My name is Luqman, a Java EE developer with Pedantic Devs. I have been doing software development for close to a decade. I started with PHP and now do Java EE full time.My goal on Udemy is to help you get productive with the powerful, modern, intuitive and easy to use Java...
Cant understand clearly what the author is speaking
Very Informative
As a comprehensive overview of the structure of JavaEE, this course was enjoyable and fast. There's a few examples to give you an idea of how JavaEE works in code and how to find out more if something specific interests you.
If you have a difficult time understanding accents like I do, the instructor's accent isn't extremely thick though it is ever present. I understood essentially everything he said, and often times his words are replicated in the slides anyway so it gives you a good baseline for aligning your hearing with his accent in prep for when he moves away from slide material.
I'd like to see more exploration of the different APIs (though several are covered in the "JSR: Others" section) and what they do or are responsible for, so I know where to dive in myself, but I can do this on my own as well. This course did well at covering the structure for a foundation of my own understanding in more detail.
The course give the big picture of the Java EE ecosistem. It's really a good course and it has clarified my ideas on a lot of topics related to Java EE.
This is my first course in Udemy and I should say it lived way beyond my expectation. Precise explanation, videos are well timed and also it was a course which inspired me to learn more about Java EE and be part of Java EE community as well. I also found the instructor very quick to respond to questions asked.
Thanks Luqman!
Very nice, but really fundamentals ;). Don't expect building an app, more theory, but very well explained.
Minus points:
- the url logo bottom left
- sometimes the audio volume differ from other video's
sound qualiy is not good, but content is gold
Informative lectures so far. A number of stuff I didn't know about though I've been doing Java dev for couple years now. Good course
Good course and clear explanations so far
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Maria S. J.
El curso es basico pero me sirvio para aprender algunos conceptos fundamentales y asi luego poder avanzar en mis conocimientos.
Lo que no me gusto fue la pronunciacion del ingles de los instructores, deberian mejorar eso.