Java Full-Stack + React
Go from Java beginner to full-stack engineer in 18 weeks.
- Duration
- 18 weeks
- Duration
- Sessions
- 27
- Sessions
- Labs
- 18
- Labs
- Projects
- 3
- Projects
What You'll Be Able To Do
After completing this course, you will confidently:
- Build production REST APIs with Spring Boot using layered architecture and proper error handling
- Design relational data models with JPA/Hibernate including entity relationships, lazy loading, and caching
- Implement authentication and authorization with Spring Security using JWT and OAuth2
- Create interactive frontend applications with React, TypeScript, and component composition patterns
- Build server-rendered pages with Next.js for SEO optimization and performance
- Design asynchronous processing with Spring Events and message queues
- Write comprehensive test suites with JUnit 5, Mockito, and Spring Boot Test
- Deploy full-stack applications with Docker Compose including reverse proxy with Nginx
What You'll Build
Real portfolio projects that showcase your skills to employers.
Employee Management Portal
Build a full-stack employee management system with Spring Boot backend, React frontend, JWT authentication, role-based access (admin/manager/employee), CRUD operations, and reporting dashboards.
Interview value:
CRUD applications with role-based access are the standard project evaluation in Java full-stack interviews at enterprise companies.
Online Learning Platform
Design a course management platform where instructors create courses with video content, students enroll and track progress, and admins manage users. Features include search, pagination, and file uploads.
Interview value:
A platform with multiple user roles and content management demonstrates understanding of complex business logic and data modeling.
Microservices E-Commerce System (Capstone)
Build an e-commerce platform with separate microservices for product catalog, user management, order processing, and notifications. Includes API gateway, inter-service communication, and Docker Compose orchestration.
Interview value:
A microservices project demonstrates architectural thinking that distinguishes candidates applying for mid-to-senior Java roles.
Course Curriculum
18 weeks of structured, hands-on learning.
1Java Advanced Features
- Generics, collections framework, and functional interfaces
- Lambda expressions and the Stream API
- Optional, records, and sealed classes
- Concurrency basics — threads, executors, and CompletableFuture
2Spring Boot Fundamentals
- Spring Boot auto-configuration and starter dependencies
- Dependency injection and inversion of control
- Application properties, profiles, and externalized configuration
- Layered architecture — controller, service, repository pattern
3JPA & Hibernate
- JPA entity mapping — annotations, relationships, and cascading
- Spring Data JPA — repositories, derived queries, and specifications
- Lazy vs eager loading and N+1 query problem
- Flyway database migrations and version control
4Spring Security & JWT
- Spring Security filter chain and authentication architecture
- JWT generation, validation, and refresh token rotation
- Role-based access control with method-level security
- OAuth2 resource server and social login integration
5Validation, Error Handling & Logging
- Bean validation with Jakarta Validation annotations
- Global exception handling with @ControllerAdvice
- Structured logging with SLF4J and Logback
- API versioning and deprecation strategies
6Redis, Caching & Async Processing
- Spring Cache abstraction and Redis integration
- Cache eviction strategies and TTL management
- Spring Events for async processing and decoupling
- Scheduling tasks with @Scheduled and cron expressions
7Testing Spring Boot Applications
- JUnit 5 — assertions, lifecycle, and parameterized tests
- Mockito — mocking dependencies and verifying interactions
- Spring Boot Test — @WebMvcTest, @DataJpaTest, and @SpringBootTest
- Test containers for integration testing with PostgreSQL
8File Handling & API Documentation
- File uploads and downloads with Spring Boot
- S3-compatible storage with MinIO
- OpenAPI/Swagger documentation with SpringDoc
- Pagination, sorting, and filtering patterns
9TypeScript & React Fundamentals
- TypeScript basics — types, interfaces, and generics
- React components, JSX, props, and composition
- State with useState and side effects with useEffect
- Forms, event handling, and controlled components
10React Advanced Patterns
- Context API and custom hooks for state management
- React Router — nested routes, guards, and lazy loading
- React Query for server state and caching
- Error boundaries and suspense patterns
11Next.js & Tailwind CSS
- Next.js app router, server components, and data fetching
- Static generation vs server-side rendering trade-offs
- Tailwind CSS — utility classes, responsive design, dark mode
- Component libraries and design system patterns
12Full-Stack Integration — Authentication
- React auth context with JWT token management
- Protected routes and role-based UI rendering
- Axios interceptors for token refresh and error handling
- Login, registration, and password reset flows
13Full-Stack Integration — CRUD & Search
- React CRUD pages consuming Spring Boot APIs
- Server-side pagination and filtering with React Query
- File upload from React to Spring Boot to storage
- Real-time search with debouncing and loading states
14WebSockets & Real-Time Features
- Spring Boot WebSocket with STOMP protocol
- React WebSocket hooks for real-time updates
- Notification systems and live data feeds
- Chat features and presence indicators
15Microservices Introduction
- Monolith vs microservices — when to split
- Spring Boot microservices communication patterns
- API gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway
- Service discovery concepts and inter-service calls
16Docker & Deployment
- Dockerizing Spring Boot applications with multi-stage builds
- Dockerizing React/Next.js applications
- Docker Compose for full-stack orchestration
- Nginx reverse proxy and SSL termination
17Performance & Production Readiness
- Spring Boot Actuator — health checks, metrics, and info endpoints
- Database query optimization and connection pool tuning
- React performance — memoization, code splitting, lazy loading
- Security hardening — CORS, CSP, HTTPS, and OWASP Top 10
18Capstone Project & Interview Preparation
- End-to-end capstone project execution and review
- Java full-stack interview patterns — Spring, React, SQL, design
- System design for Java enterprise applications
- Portfolio presentation and resume optimization
Hands-On Labs Included
You build these yourself — guided exercises with real tools, not passive demos.
Spring Boot REST API — CRUD Operations
Docker Lab2 hours
JPA Entity Design & Relationships
Docker Lab2.5 hours
Spring Security JWT Authentication
Docker Lab2.5 hours
Test Suite with JUnit 5 & Mockito
Docker Lab2 hours
React Component Library with TypeScript
Docker Lab2 hours
Full-Stack JWT Auth Integration
Docker Lab2.5 hours
Docker Compose Full-Stack Deploy
Docker Lab2 hours
Who Is This For?
Freshers & Graduates
Just graduated or finishing your degree? This course gives you the practical skills and portfolio projects that campus placements and entry-level interviews demand.
Career Switchers
Moving from another domain into tech? The structured curriculum and real-world projects bridge the gap between theory and what employers actually look for.
Ideal If You Are:
- Fresh graduates with basic Java knowledge seeking full-stack roles
- Career switchers from other technology stacks moving to Java enterprise
- Frontend developers who want to learn enterprise backend development
- Java backend developers who want to add React frontend skills
Prerequisites
- Basic Java programming (variables, classes, interfaces, collections)
- Understanding of HTTP and REST concepts
- A laptop with at least 8 GB RAM and Docker Desktop installed
- No prior Spring Boot or React experience required
Career Support Included
We don't just teach you — we help you land the job.
Mock Interviews
Practice with real-world interview scenarios. Get feedback on technical depth, communication, and problem-solving approach.
Resume Review
One-on-one review sessions to craft a resume that highlights your projects, skills, and achievements the right way.
Portfolio Coaching
Guidance on presenting your course projects as professional portfolio pieces that stand out to hiring managers.
LinkedIn Optimization
Tips and templates to optimize your LinkedIn profile so recruiters find you and reach out.
Learn from Industry Practitioners
Our instructors are working professionals who build production systems daily. They bring real-world experience, battle-tested patterns, and the kind of practical insight that textbooks can't teach.
Course Details
| Format | Live Online |
|---|---|
| Duration | 18 weeks |
| Schedule | 27 sessions |
| Batch Size | Max 15 students |
| Certificate | Yes, on completion |
| Lab Setup | Docker-based (runs on your laptop) |
| Price | Enquire for pricing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I get a job after completing this program?
Java full-stack roles are among the most in-demand positions in enterprise software. Banks, e-commerce companies, and consulting firms actively hire Spring Boot + React developers. Our curriculum covers exactly what these employers evaluate. While we cannot guarantee placement, graduates are well-prepared for Java full-stack interviews.
Do I need experience with Spring Boot or React?
No. We teach both from scratch. You need basic Java knowledge (classes, interfaces, collections) and an understanding of HTTP, but all framework concepts are taught from the ground up.
Why Java instead of Python or Node.js?
Java dominates enterprise software, banking, and large-scale systems. Spring Boot is the most widely used backend framework in production. Java full-stack roles typically offer higher starting salaries than other stacks due to enterprise demand.
Is this course enough for a senior developer role?
This program prepares you for mid-level Java full-stack roles. For senior positions, consider adding the System Design Masterclass to strengthen your architectural thinking.
Do you cover microservices?
Yes. Weeks 15-16 cover microservices introduction including service decomposition, API gateway, and Docker Compose orchestration. The capstone project is a microservices-based e-commerce platform.
What if I miss a live session?
All sessions are recorded and available on the student portal within 24 hours. The instructor and TAs are available on Slack for questions.
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