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Building an end-to-end Single Page Web Application
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Building an end-to-end Single Page Web Application

Building an end-to-end Single Page Web Application
Created byKOWSHIK DUTTA
Last updated 5/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Design and develop a Single Page Web Application end-to-end
  • Build web-services to expose data-base data to external world
  • Consume the above web-services using Java Script to feed the HTML elements

Course content

4 sections7 lectures1h 24m total length
  • Introduction10:02

    In this lecture, I will share:

    1. Business case for the application
    2. Architecture of the application
    3. How the course is organised
    4. What will not be taught in the course
    5. Demo of the application

Requirements

  • Should be able to write Java classes, Servlets, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and SQL
  • Download and install Eclipse, Tomcat and MySQL to practice the course

Description

This course develops a single-page reporting application for a Automobile Retail Distribution company. 

The application will be built in 7 steps. The entire application will be built from scratch during the course. Course sequencing with time-lines are detailed as below:

Lesson 1: Introduction(10 mins)

I will give the demo of the application along with the Business case and the architecture

Lesson 2: 15 mins

I will start building the front-end of the application using HTML5 / CSS 
Lesson 3: 15 mins

I will complete the front-end of the application using JS & JQuery
Lesson 4:  5 mins

I will develop the data-model of the application in MySQL using sinple SQL statements
Lesson 5: 17 mins

I will build Java based web-services to expose the data to out-side world as json string
Lesson 6: 13 mins

I will use JQuery to consume the data from the web-services to feed the front-end
Lesson 7: 11 mins

I will use Google API to add a Pie Chart to the front end and feed it with data from web-services

This course will not teach you Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS or SQL. A basic exposure to these languages are pre-requisite for following this course.

Eclipse is used as development environment, Tomcat has been used as Web Server and MySQL as DataBase. Installation procedure are not covered in the course. .

You will definitely be able to build an end-to-end Single Page application, without using any framework, after this course. 

Please feel free to have a look into the Lesson 1. Where you can view the demo as well as other details.

I welcome you to the join the course.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for those who have basic exposure to JavaScript, Jquery, HTML, CSS, Java and SQL
  • Candidates aspiring to design and develop end to end Java based Single Page Web Application are ideal candidates for this course