J2EE : Collection of great resources

Everybody wants to become expert in J2EE or Springboot now a days. But is there any set of resources which one can follow to become the expert in J2EE technology.

I have created a curated list of resources which you can use to become expert. To become a successful J2EE Expert, you need to develop expertise in the following areas:

Strong foundation in Java:

• Oracle’s Java Tutorials
• Java Programming Masterclass (Udemy)

Understanding of Java EE specifications and APIs:

• Oracle’s Java EE Tutorials
• Java EE 8: The Most Powerful Java API Platform (Udemy)

Java EE application servers, such as GlassFish, WildFly, and WebLogic:

• GlassFish Official Documentation
• WildFly Official Documentation
• WebLogic Official Documentation

Design patterns and architectural patterns:

• Design Patterns in Java (Pluralsight)
• Architecting Modern Java EE Applications (Packt)

API design and development:

• RESTful Web Services with Java EE (Baeldung)
• Building RESTful Web Services with JAX-RS (Oracle)

Data management:

• Java Persistence API (JPA) (Oracle)
• Java Persistence with JPA and Hibernate (Udemy)

Enterprise Java Beans (EJB):

• Oracle’s EJB Documentation
• Java EE: EJB for Java EE 7 (LinkedIn Learning)

Java Message Service (JMS):

• Oracle’s JMS Documentation
• Java EE: Java Messaging Service (JMS) (LinkedIn Learning)

JavaServer Faces (JSF):

• Oracle’s JSF Documentation
• Java EE: JavaServer Faces (JSF) (LinkedIn Learning)

Performance optimization:

• Java Performance Optimization (Udemy)
• Optimizing Java EE Applications (Oracle)

Security:

• Java EE Security Official Documentation
• Java EE Security: Authentication, Authorization, and Encryption (LinkedIn Learning)

Testing:

• Spring Boot Testing (Spring.io)
• Testing Spring Boot Applications (Udemy)

Deployment and CI/CD:

• Deploying Spring Boot Applications (Baeldung)
• Master Jenkins CI/CD (Udemy)

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