Java Full Stack Development refers to the practice of building and maintaining complete web applications using Java and its associated technologies for both the front-end and back-end parts of the application. Here’s a breakdown of what this involves:

Front-End Development

• Technologies Used: While Java is primarily a back-end language, the front-end in Java Full Stack Development typically involves standard front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Frameworks like Angular, React, or Vue.js might also be used for more dynamic and responsive user interfaces.
• Responsibilities: Creating the user interface and user experience, ensuring compatibility across different browsers and devices, and optimizing the application for maximum efficiency and scalability.

Back-End Development

• Core Language: Java
• Frameworks and Tools: Popular Java frameworks like Spring (especially Spring Boot) are commonly used. These frameworks simplify the development process by providing a robust set of tools for building scalable, secure, and efficient web applications.
• Database Interaction: Integration with databases (like MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, or MongoDB) is crucial. This involves designing, querying, and managing databases effectively.
• API Development: Creating RESTful APIs for the front-end to interact with the server-side logic.