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Java Web Fundamentals

Kevin Jones
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Develops understanding of foundational technologies used to build web applications: Servlets and JavaServer Pages
Taught by Kevin Jones, a recognized Java expert
Provides a strong foundation for further exploration of web frameworks
Explores Model-View-Controller pattern using real-world examples

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Explores Model-View-Controller pattern using real-world examples
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