juniorjavadeveloper-pl's repositories
weatherman-project
User enters/requests Location e.g. Warsaw, app retreives Weather Data from external API e.g. OpenWeatherApi and stores Location request along with collected weather data in database - technologies: Java, CLI, Hibernate, OkHttp3, JUnit 5, H2Database; architecture, three layers Java Monolith: Controller, Service, Mapper, Dao.
crud-template
This project is a CRUD template in Java. It can be used with pure Java or with Spring Framework.
hibernate-examples
Hibernate ORM - Native, JPA, Relationships, Inheritance
java-arrays-lists
This project shows how arrays and lists looks like in Java, and how to use them.
java-first-class
This project shows how the Java class looks like, and how to use it.
java-first-class-attributes
This project shows how the attributes for Java class looks like, and how to use them.
java-first-class-crud-service
This project shows how the CRUD works in Java, and how to use it as a service.
java-first-class-encapsulation
This project shows how the encapsulation works in Java, and how to use it.
java-frontend-backend
This project shows how the front-end and back-end communication works in Java with Spring and Thymeleaf.
java-junior-transition-mid-level
This is the source code for an article on my blog https://www.juniorjavadeveloper.pl/2023/04/11/przejscie-z-junior-na-mid-level-java-developer-praktyczny-poradnik/ In the article, I describe my approach to the transition from Junior to Mid-Level Java Developer - the way I transfer knowledge to my students.
java-first-class-methods
This project shows how the methods for Java class looks like, and how to use them.
java-hello-world
Simple Java "Hello World!" with main() method and printing out text "HelloWorld!"
java-loops
This project shows how loops looks like in Java, and how to use them.
java-what-where-in-the-code
This project shows what and where to use in the code we create when we know how to create classes and methods - simple Calculator project.
juniorjavadeveloper-pl
Config files for my GitHub profile.
weatherman
User enters/requests Location e.g. Warsaw, app retreives Weather Data from external API e.g. OpenWeatherApi and stores Location request along with collected weather data in database - technologies: Java, CLI, Hibernate, OkHttp3, JUnit 5, H2Database; architecture, three layers Java Monolith: Controller, Service, Mapper, Dao.