
What you would learn in Magic Java: Networking with Java Sockets course?
Welcoming you to Magic Java: Networking with Java Sockets! This course was created by me because of a straightforward reason I am an avid game developer; I have developed a specialization in Java sockets for high-performance networks and would like to share the basic skeleton of my networked structure with other people. I'm hoping to create a course that makes it simple for others to grasp and apply the often under-appreciated Java sockets classes used to build networking-related applications. I try to make this simple by using visualization as the primary method! With this program, you won't be using the command line. Instead, you will explore the full functionality of a highly-visual and networked chat program. We will do this by way of the exploration of a program developed using JavaFX, and this involves learning to use Java the Magic Java way, the entertaining way, the one where you can see what's going on under the hood. You shouldn't be looking at code lines and wondering what the output of the text will look like, but I want you to be continuously relating it to the overall structure and structure of your program. As well as the various visual components of the program. In this regard, even though we don't examine every piece of code that is part of JavaFX (another JavaFX Udemy will soon be available), We instead look at the fundamentals of JavaFX "nodes" or components that give the program its visual appearance. This course has been designed to be quick and efficient using the combination of looking over both the source code and the structure and threading model and my comments on the code, all working together to rapidly increase your knowledge of the subject. By purchasing this course from the Udemy course, you're getting access to a flexible app skeleton that includes networking code that you can copy, paste, and adapt to meet your needs to create an extensive networked app. As always, I want to thank you for taking the time, and I'm hoping you'll choose to learn by doing it the Magic Java way!
Course Content:
- Students will be taught to utilize Java sockets to design high-performance server-client architectures to support Java and JavaFX software.
- Students will study the practical application of multithreading in the server and client architecture.
- Students will be taught about JSON (JavaScript object notation) and GSON to send information in a string format over the internet.
- Students will be able to observe the code for networking through a very visual JavaFX environment that allows them to grasp all the phases of the network process.
- Students will be exposed to JavaFX development.
- Students will be taught how to create their JavaFX networked program into a one-click-run JAR file by using Maven.
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