A personal, day-by-day log of my journey learning Java — from the absolute basics to advanced concepts and JVM internals. This repo is both my practice notebook and a reference guide for anyone walking the same path.

Developed a robust EmailSender application using ReactJS for the frontend and Spring Boot for the backend, enabling seamless email communications.

Developed an Expense Tracker in Java with features for expense logging, category summaries, and persistent local storage. Demonstrated skills in Java I/O, object serialization, and clean modular code design.

Developed a simple inventory management system using Spring Boot, allowing product addition, display, search by name, and low-stock alerts. Utilized Java, MySQL Database, and Swagger-UI for the interface.

Web application based on Java uses Servlet, JSP, JSF. To store the data database connectivity and database JDBC component is needed. Networking components are needed to transfer data over network. Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture gives flexibility and makes the web applications loosely coupled.

The application has three user roles: admin, teacher, and student. As an admin, I created a feature-rich admin panel with seven modules, allowing for easy management of student and teacher information. CRUD operations were implemented for efficient data handling.

Dive into the world of Java with this curated collection of programs! From mastering the basics to tackling advanced concepts like OOP, data structures, algorithms, and mini-projects, this repository is your ultimate coding companion. Explore, learn, and build—one program at a time! 🚀

This is a student management system web app which is used to perform CRUD operations on student records. The database of backend is stored in mysql and this web app runs on tomcat server.

The TechBlog project is a demo technical blog built using Java technologies such as JSP, Servlets, and SQL database. It implements basic functionality for user management and blog post management, including creating, editing, and deleting posts. The project is aimed at practicing JSP and Servlet concepts in a real-world application.

This is a feedback management web app which is used to give reviews/feedbacks on anything you want. It also has CRUD operations which are stored in mysql, and this web app runs on tomcat server.