Blog #23: Handling Forms with JSP

A JSP file is simply an HTML file with Java codes. The following is I use an HTML file to handle the form, then submitted the information is displayed in the JSP file. First, create a Dynamic Web Project in Java EE. Then I create two files, an HTML file called form.html, and a JSP

Blog #22: NetBeans

I had been exclusively using Eclipse to practice Java, now I am going to change my IDE to NetBeans for (maybe) deployment purposes. In this blog, I will show how to install NetBeans and how to push NetBeans projects onto GitHub. Before starting, download Java JDK that corresponds to your operating system (iOS or Windows).

Blog #21: PC Parts

A personal desktop is consisted of mandatory components and peripherals. Parts such as CPU and power supply falls in the mandatory component category, because the computer needs those parts to run. Peripherals are input-output devices. Keyboard (input) falls in this category. The computer doesn’t need a keyboard to operate, but having a keyboard connect. Case

Blog #20: 1st Update Blog

Recently, I have been learning how to solve technical issues for some software on my own and try to self-learn about web development with Java. I also look up to my older codes and see how I can make them better. Update on Timer For the timer project, I think the timer should start as

Blog #19: Computer Types

A computer is an electronic device. It can manipulate information and data. A computer has many functions, such as sending emails and browse the web. A computer system is made up of hardware, software, and the user. Personal Computer Also known as PC. Used for personal activities. Most common computer type. Includes laptops and desktops.

Blog #18: Timer

Many languages can be used in web development, but most of those languages are used as a server-side language, such as php, Ruby, and Java (JSP). On the client side, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript often used together. JavaScript in particular is a must known language for web development, because it’s the most popular client-side programming

Blog #17: Visual Studio Code & Git, Commit & Push

Visual Studio has a shortcut that allows user to commit and push projects onto GitHub. Step 1: Go to setting, search git enabled to ensure that Git is enabled on Visual Studio Code. Step 2: Click on source control, then click on Initialize Repository. Step 3: Enter a commit message, then click on the check

Blog #16: Resume Web Page

I created a resume web page with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I tried to do my best to give the web page a responsive design so that the web page looks consistent on all devices. However, the fluidity of the web page isn’t good enough, because images move out of the <div> elements after I

Blog #15 – JSP & Servlets: Introduction

Credits to Chaand Sheikh and StudyEasy Organization, these methods are taken from tutorial videos from the lectures of Full Stack Java developer – Java + JSP + Restful WS + Spring. I set up these blogs to remind myself what to do in the future. The following are my notes on how I can use

Blog #14: Set up for JSP & Servlets

Setting up for JSP and servlets is the first step into web development with Java. Credits to Chaand Sheikh and StudyEasy Organization, these methods are taken from tutorial videos from the lectures of Full Stack Java developer – Java + JSP + Restful WS + Spring. I set up these blogs to remind myself what