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Java Full Stack Development - Course Content

The document outlines a 4 month training course on UI development that covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, NodeJS, MongoDB, and responsive design. It includes introductions to technologies and frameworks, explanations of concepts, and hands-on practice with features like DOM manipulation, AJAX calls, routing, directives, and database interactions.

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Java Full Stack Development - Course Content

The document outlines a 4 month training course on UI development that covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, NodeJS, MongoDB, and responsive design. It includes introductions to technologies and frameworks, explanations of concepts, and hands-on practice with features like DOM manipulation, AJAX calls, routing, directives, and database interactions.

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Training Duration: 4 months

Course Content

Introduction – i

 UI Developer roles and responsibilities


 UX designer roles
 Technologies needed
 Power of UI
 Current market requirements on UI
 Basic Technologies needed
 Difference between Front end and Backend

Introduction – ii

 Sample webpages
 Crawling and Meta tags.
 Basics

Basics – HTML

 Exploring existing pages


 Browsers & Editors
 DOM
 Structure of HTML Page
 Mandatory tags in html page (html, head, body)
 Heading tags (H1…H6), Tags and attributes (Class, Id, style…etc.)
 Inline and block level elements

CSS

 What is CSS
 Different ways of applying CSS for elements, and priority chain of CSS
 CSS Properties (color, font, size, border…etc.)

More CSS Properties

 Adding borders, font, Pseudo classes and Pseudo Elements


 positioning elements (absolute, relative, fixed and static)
 Image spriting
 Box model (margins, padding)
 Floating elements (float left, right etc.)
 Including external resources
 Absolute and Relative paths
 Including external resources like CSS, images etc.
 Display Property(inline, block, inline block etc)
 Display none and hidden elements.

Form Elements

 Get & Post Communication


 Validating input values in a form.
 Form action and type

JavaScript

 Data types and data structures in Js


 Control structures, if, if-else, while, for, switch case statements

DHTML

 Dynamic creation and manipulation of DOM elements using Java script.


 Adding multiple events dynamically using event listeners.
 Event capturing and event bubbling
 Exploring Event Object.
 Validations using key char codes

JavaScript Supported Data Structures

 Arrays and Predefined methods.


 Working on logical programs using Arrays.
 Predefined methods in arrays
 Strings and predefined methods
 Objects
 JSON
 Iterating through Dynamic JSON Object.
 Exploring Predefined Date object.

Adv. JavaScript

 Inheriting Static Object using proto.


 Inheritance using Object.create()
 Java Script Classes
 Prototyping
 Inheritance using prototyping.
 Global and local variables
 Securing Data using Closures
 Exception Handling
 Handling Predefined and user defined exceptions
 Exploring try, catch, finally and throws.
jQuery

 History and version explore


 Difference between Minified and non-minified JS files.
 On load and on ready difference
 Jquery selectors
 Multiple ways of referring DOM elements using jQuery selectors
 Jquery methods
 Adding dynamic properties for DOM elements
 Toggling elements
 Creating dynamic elements using jQuery

jQuery Traversing methods

 Traversing Siblings
 Traversing Children’s

Events using jQuery

 Binding events
 Dynamic binding
 List of events been supported in jQuery (blur, change, click, dbclick….etc.)s

AJAX

 Advantages with AJAX and its limitations


 Samples working with AJAX
 Different data formats used in AJAX (string, xml, JSON, etc.)
 XML and JSON difference
 Cross domain interactions using JSONP
 Jquery Promises
 Handling Multiple AJAX Calls using Jquery Promises.

HTML 5

 Difference between HTML5 and HTML 4


 List of Browsers support HTML5
 Doc type
 Semantic Tags
 Multithreading Using Web Workers.
 Media Support (audio and video tags)
 Graphics using Canvas tag and SVG Tags.
 Drag and Drop features
 Offline Application using Application Cache
 Exploring Navigator Object
 Working on locations lat and lng using Geolocation
 Storing user preferences using Local storage & Session Storage

CSS 3

 Difference between CSS 2 and CSS 3


 Adding borders and backgrounds
 Advanced text effects(shadow)
 2D and 3D Transformations
 Adding Transitions to elements
 Adding animations to text and elements

Responsive Design

 Difference between multiple devices, making a page to work on multiple devices


 Media queries
 Introduction to Bootstrap CSS API

Angular JS

 Introduction and History


 What is MVC
 Features and Advantages of Angular Js
 Angular Expressions
 Predefined Directives
 Dependency Injection
 AJAX communication in Angular using $http
 Handling Multiple AJAX requests using $http promises.
 Working on multiple controllers with in single application
 Communication between controllers using broadcast and $rootScope
 Difference between $scope and $rootScope

SPA

 What is Single Page Application


 Exploring routeProvider service
 Working on $location service
 Angular configuration

Filters

 Angular predefined Filters


 Accessing Filters in controllers
 Creating Custom Filters

Angular Forms

 Form Validations
 Angular predefined Form validation classes
 Exploring ng-valid, ng-invalid, ng-pristine, ng-dirty, ng-touched etc

Predefined Methods

 Angular predefined methods


 Bootstrap, copy, equals, forEach, extend, toJSON etc.

Handling Events

 Adding events in angular js


 ng-click, ng-dbclick,ng-mouseupetc

Controller directives

 ng-if
 ng-switch
 ng-include

NgResource

 Handling REST calls using $resource


 Performing get, post, put, query, remove an delete calls using $resource

Custom Directives

 Creating Custom User defined directives in Angular


 Exploring template, templateUrl, scope, link and restrict properties
 Manipulating DOM element using Directives

Angular services

 Constants
 Value
 Factory
 Services
 Providers

Angular Scope Functions

 $watch
 $apply
 $digest

NODE JS

Introduction to NodeJS

 Introduction and History


 Latest version details

Installation and Environment Setup

 Setting up the Node environment


 Node and npm Installation

REPL Terminal

 Exploring REPL Terminal


 Walkthrough commands on terminal

Digging into NODE

 Server side javascript


 Introduction to NPM
 Creating simple http server
 Exploring package.json

Event Loop

 What is Event Loop


 Exploring Event driven programming
 Emitting events
 Setting Callback methods

Web Module

 Creating simple webservices


 Creating web clients using node.

Express js

 Exploring Express module


 Setting up express environment
 Creating http server using express
 Reading data from GET/POST requests

Templates

 Creating templates using PUG


 Generating Dynamic html pages from server
 Responding a template for a client request

File system

 Exploring File system


 Reading and writing to files
REST API

 Introduction to REST API


 REST Architecture

Clustering

 Creating and handling multiple clusters in Node js

Db Connection

 Connecting to Mongo DB
 Connecting to SQL

WebService with DB interactions

 Creating web services which communicate with Database

MONGO DB

Overview

 History and over view of MONGO DB


 Advantages
 How it differs from other DB

Environment Setup

 Setting up the environment and installation of Mongo DB

Data modeling

 Exploring Data modeling

Creating and Dropping DB

 Creating DB in Mongo
 Droping an existing DB

Datatypes and collections

 Datatypes
 Creating and dropping collections

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