JSP, Servlets and JDBC for Beginners
Build a Database App
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JSP: Covers JSP 2
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2 points • LTFGamut
This one handles pretty basic stuff so it's a nice entry point:
https://www.udemy.com/course/jsp-tutorial/
This one is quite comprehensive:
https://www.udemy.com/course/jakarta-ee/
How much and programming experience do you have already?
1 points • chris1666
Build a database app, or do software testing that is highly in demand and well paid.
And I dont mean to push these courses, they are simply project courses that give you examples of what you can build, not including software/unit testing or building web applications with frameworks like spring. I'm just sharing bits that Ive learned as examples as Ive felt the same way.
1 points • Waaum
This udemy tutorial is pretty good for learning Jsp's, servlets and JDBC. You'll find an even better tutorial from this guy for Spring framework.
If you want to learn Javascript, this tutorial includes HTML/CSS, Bootstrap and NodeJS. I haven't learned Python yet myself, so I can't help you with any sources there.
Personally I find video tutorials/Udemy to be a lot more beginner friendly whereas books are better once you've learned the basics. As you've pointed out, they do go deeper and hold more details. I'd advise you to follow Udemy courses first, and then afterwards move on to books. Manning is in my opinion the best publisher for IT-books. Their books are often top-quality.