Java EE. JCP. JSR. EJB. Jax RS. Have you ever wondered what all these mean? Have you ever been intimidated by the sheer number of acronyms you need to master to get started with the Java EE platform? Worry no more! This course is your ultimate theoretical guide to everything Java EE. We cover all the major acronyms that make up the ever powerful Java EE platform. You will know and appreciate What Java EE really isWhat a Java Specification Request (JSR) isWhat the Java Community Process (JCP) isHow you can contribute to the Java EE platformNotable companies and individuals that are members of the JCPWhether Java EE is the right platform for you next projectWhether there are any drawbacks to using Java EEJava EE vs SpringJava EE myth bustersJava EE FUD busters and much much more This course is a free flow, no-code approach to understanding and appreciating the Java EE platform. Why no code? Because to really make sense of Java EE, one will need to understand how the platform is evolved. This is very important to help you dispel a lot of misunderstanding of Java EE and also appreciate how decisions are made, how you can contribute to the platform and most important, help you make informed decision whether Java EE is for you. This course will cover a lot of ground and by the time you are done with it, you will have a deep understanding of Java EE the platform, Java EE the community and how you can contribute to Java EE. You will also gain deep enough knowledge to be able to make objective decisions about whether you should use Java EE or not. More importantly, you will know when to ignore Java EE FUD and myth. You will also learn about a lot of the modern features that have been add
What you'll learn
Understand the Java EE platform and its core components
Identify what a Java Specification Request (JSR) is
Explain the role of the Java Community Process (JCP)
Evaluate whether Java EE is suitable for specific projects
Recognize the notable companies and individuals involved with JCP
Dispelling myths and misunderstandings about Java EE