Complete Beginners Java Tutorial -Java, JavaFx,Maven,Jenkins

Complete Beginners Java Tutorial -Java, JavaFx,Maven,Jenkins, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 144 lectures, based on 236 reviews, and has 11057 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the fundamentals of Java Create your own, Interactive software. Make You Own GUI applications Using Java Swing and JavaFx Learn Maven Basics of Junit test Java Threads Install Java on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux This course is ideal for individuals who are New Programmers and Developers or Beginners or Students It is particularly useful for New Programmers and Developers or Beginners or Students.

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Title: Complete Beginners Java Tutorial -Java, JavaFx,Maven,Jenkins

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 144

Number of Published Lectures: 143

Number of Curriculum Items: 144

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 143

Original Price: $189.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn the fundamentals of Java
Create your own, Interactive software.
Make You Own GUI applications Using Java Swing and JavaFx
Learn Maven
Basics of Junit test
Java Threads
Install Java on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux

Who Should Attend

New Programmers and Developers
Beginners
Students

Target Audiences

New Programmers and Developers
Beginners
Students

Java

Java is a widely used robust technology. According to Estimates , 3 billion devices run java.

This Java Tutorial course is aimed at complete beginners to the subject. For those who have no programming experience or those who have limited knowledge of Java. This Course get you up and running and will give you the skills you need to master the Java programming language.�

The goal of this course is to provide you with a working knowledge of Java applications. We’ll start with the basics, starting from installing Java on different Operating Systems like Window, Mac and Linux on variety of IDE’s e.g. Eclipse, IntelliJ Idea, Netbeans etc. Then we will learn all the basic concepts in Java Programming Like Variables, Data Types and Operators, Control Statements Types, Classes, objects, constructors, initialization blocks, type of variables, methods and Garbage collection, Object Oriented Programming Concepts: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Ploymorphism and Abstraction, Access specifier, String, StringBuilder and Wrapper classes, Exception, Enumeration.

JavaFX (GUI) Programming

The JavaFX is a new framework intended to support desktop applications and web browsers. It is generally a Java platform for creating rich internet applications that can run on a large variety of devices. Since this is a framework for Java, the code written is not machine dependent. The current release provides support for desktop applications running on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux or any other operating system on which Java can be installed.

We’ll start with the basics, starting from installing JavaFx on variety of IDE’s e.g. Eclipse, IntelliJ Idea, Netbeans etc on different Operating Systems like Window, Mac and Linux. Next, We will learn how to create our first JavaFx project. Then we will Learn How to built-in use different JavaFX UI controls like Label, Button, Radio Button, Toggle Button, Checkbox, Choice Box, Text Field, Password Field, Scroll Bar, Scroll Pane, List View, Table View, Tree View, Tree Table View, Combo Box, Separator, Slider, Progress Bar and Progress Indicator, Hyperlink, Tooltip, HTML Editor, Titled Pane and Accordion, Menu, Color Picker, Date Picker, File Chooser.

In the later half of the video I will also show , How sqlite database can be used with JavaFx.

Maven

In this video series we will learn Maven tutorial for beginners . Learn Apache Maven in simple and easy steps starting from Environment Setup, Build Life Cycle, Build profiles, Repositories, POM, Plug-ins, Eclispe IDE, Creating Project, Build & Test Project, External Dependencies, Project Documents, Project Templates, Build Automation, Dependency Management, Deployment Automation, Web Application NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA.

Jenkins

This course Jenkins Tutorial is For Beginners, DevOps and Software Developers. Learn how to use continuous integration with Jenkins. Take your DevOps skills.

Jenkins is an open source automation server written in Java. Jenkins detects changes in Subversion/GIT…, performs tasks, repeatedly such as Build, Test, Deploy, Package, Integrate.. Jenkins is A fork of the original Hudson project an is Under development since 2005. Jenkins plugins extensibility makes Jenkins to adapt to many systems. Jenkins provides everything for a robust continuous integration system which helps a lot for team that practice Agile Jenkins continuously providing access to the working copies of software which supports the Agile principle.�

The goal of this course is to provide you with a working knowledge of Jenkins CI (continuous integration) tool. We’ll start with the basics, starting from installing Scala on different Operating Systems like Window, Mac and Linux.

I believe the best way to learn is to understand how a tool works and what it does for you, look at examples, and then try it yourself. That’s how this course is built, with the goal to help you both learn and understand Jenkins .

Java Swing (GUI) Programming

Swing is part of the Java Foundation Classes (JFC) that can be used to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs). The swing classes are in the Java package javax.swing .

Here we divide the swing elements into four categories:

In the first main category we treat the windows and dialogues . These contain all other elements and provide the basic framework for the graphical user interface.

In the second category you will get to know the menus . Menus are used for program control. Using menus, you can select any function with further dialogs. In addition to the menus for window and dialog control, there are also the context menus, which also provide different functionalities depending on the user interface.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Eclipse IDE and Setting up Eclipse

Lecture 3: Creating First Java Project in Eclipse IDE

Lecture 4: Creating First Java Project in Eclipse IDE

Lecture 5: Getting User Input using Java

Lecture 6: Math and Arithmetic Operators in Java

Lecture 7: Increment Operator and Assignment Operator

Lecture 8: IF … ELSE Statements and Relational Operators

Lecture 9: Logical Operators in Java

Lecture 10: switch Statement in Java

Lecture 11: The while Statements (while Loops)

Lecture 12: The do-while Statements (do-while Loops)

Lecture 13: Arrays in Java

Lecture 14: The for Statement in Java (for loops)

Lecture 15: Java String

Lecture 16: Introduction to Methods

Lecture 17: Parameter passing and Returning a Value from a Method

Lecture 18: 'static' keyword in Java

Lecture 19: Classes and Objects in Java

Lecture 20: 'static' keyword Example in Java

Lecture 21: Class Constructor in Java

Lecture 22: Public, Private, Protected and this (Java Access Modifiers)

Lecture 23: Method Overloading in Java

Lecture 24: The final keyword in Java

Lecture 25: Inheritance in Java

Lecture 26: Polymorphism in Java

Lecture 27: Method Overriding in Java

Lecture 28: Abstract Methods and Classes

Lecture 29: Java Interfaces

Lecture 30: Recursion in java

Lecture 31: Arraylist in Java

Lecture 32: LinkedList in Java

Lecture 33: Difference between LinkedList vs ArrayList in Java

Lecture 34: ListIterator in Java

Lecture 35: HashSet in Java

Lecture 36: Catching and Handling Exceptions in Java using Try Catch Blocks

Lecture 37: Java Finally block (try-catch-finally Exception Handling in Java )

Lecture 38: Create a File and Write in it Using PrintWriter and File class

Lecture 39: How to Read file using Java

Lecture 40: Using Date & Time + formatting Date using SimpleDateFormat

Lecture 41: How to Create and Run a Simple JUnit test in Eclipse IDE

Lecture 42: Introduction to Java Threads

Lecture 43: How to Create Threads in Java by Extending Thread Class

Lecture 44: Java Thread.join() Method and Synchronized Method

Chapter 2: JavaFx

Lecture 1: Introduction To JavaFx

Lecture 2: Download and install JavaFX for Eclipse

Lecture 3: How to Create Your First JavaFX Application

Lecture 4: How to Use Lambda Expressions to Handle Events

Lecture 5: Installing JavaFX Scene Builder

Lecture 6: Events with JavaFX Scene Builder

Lecture 7: Styling with CSS in JavaFX

Lecture 8: How to build a Calculator in JavaFX Part-1

Lecture 9: How to build a Calculator in JavaFX Part-2

Lecture 10: Create Login Application

Lecture 11: Use ImageView To display Image in JavaFx

Lecture 12: JavaFX ComboBox

Lecture 13: JavaFX ListView

Lecture 14: JavaFX TreeView

Lecture 15: JavaFx TreeView Events

Lecture 16: JavaFX FileChooser

Lecture 17: JavaFX Properties

Lecture 18: JavaFX Binding, ProgressBar and ProgressIndicator

Lecture 19: JavaFX Bidirectional Binding and using Slider

Lecture 20: JavaFx Menu, MenuBar , MenuItem and SeparatorMenuItem

Lecture 21: JavaFx CheckBox

Lecture 22: JavaFx RadioButton

Lecture 23: JavaFX TableView

Lecture 24: JavaFX DatePicker

Lecture 25: JavaFX WebView

Lecture 26: JavaFX Charts : Pie Chart

Lecture 27: Event Handler for a Pie Chart

Lecture 28: JavaFX Charts : Line Chart

Lecture 29: Adding multiple Lines to LineChart

Lecture 30: Event Handler for a Line Chart

Lecture 31: Creating Media Player in JavaFX

Lecture 32: Adding Play, Pause, Start, Fast, Slow Buttons to Media Player

Lecture 33: Adding Volume Slider to MediaPlayer

Chapter 3: Maven Tutorial

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to Install and Setup Maven

Lecture 3: Creating First Maven Project

Lecture 4: Creating Maven project using Eclipse IDE + Understanding pom.xml

Lecture 5: How to create a jar file with Maven

Lecture 6: Introduction to the Build Lifecycle

Lecture 7: Transitive dependencies in Maven

Lecture 8: Excluding Maven Dependencies

Lecture 9: scope Dependencies in Maven

Chapter 4: Jenkins

Lecture 1: Introduction to Jenkins

Lecture 2: How to install Java JDK 10 on Windows 10 ( with JAVA_HOME )

Lecture 3: How to install Jenkins on Windows 10

Lecture 4: How to install Jenkins on Ubuntu 18.04 (Debian Linux)

Lecture 5: How to install Jenkins Mac

Lecture 6: Creating First Jenkins job

Lecture 7: How to Trigger a remote build + Job chaining In Jenkins

Lecture 8: Git and GitHub Integration with Jenkins (SCM)

Lecture 9: How to create Users

Lecture 10: Install Jenkins plugins

Instructors

Yogesh Patel
Software Developer and Programming Enthusiast

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5 stars: 88 votes

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