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In this article, I am going to talk about what are the typical skills required to become a full-stack java developer. Well, I often receive emails and DMs from you guys like what are the skills that you need to learn to become a full-stack java developer.
So IT companies prefer hiring full-stack java developers instead of hiring two individual developers to work on front-end development and back-end development. IT companies prefer hiring a single candidate we have our skills on front-end development as well as back-end development and full-stack java developer has high paid jobs right now.
As a full-stack Java developer, you should have hands-on experience in front-end development as well as back-end development.
Let's get started so first we will look into the back-end development technologies and tools and then we will look into the front-end development tools and technologies and then we will also look into the database and finally we will put all the front-end back-end skills together to develop an application architecture for angular spring-boot full-stack application.
This article is in-detail explained in my YouTube video at Top Skills to Become a Full-Stack Java Developer
Skills to work on backend development
The below diagram shows all the typical skills that you need to learn to work upon back-end Java development:
This article is in-detail explained in my YouTube video at Top Skills to Become a Full-Stack Java Developer
Skills to work on frontend development
The below diagram shows all the typical skills that you need to learn to work upon front-end Java development:
Knowledge on Databases
As a full-stack Java developer, you should have good knowledge on databases.
Here are the commonly used relational databases and No SQL databases:
RDBMS:
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- MS-SQL server
- Oracle
No SQL Databases:
- MongoDB
- CouchDB
- Elastic Search
Design Full-Stack Architecture using Spring Boot and Angular 10
Well, once we are familiar with front-end development skills, back-end development skills and database then let's put it together all these skills together to create an architecture to develop an angular Spring-boot full-stack application:
Video
This article explained pretty well in the below YouTube video:
This article is in-detail explained in my YouTube video at Top Skills to Become a Full-Stack Java Developer
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