Top Java Full Stack Developer Internship – Spring Boot + Angular Training at Prayug.com

The Java full stack developer internship at Prayug.com is specifically designed for BTech, MCA, and computer science students who want to build real-world web applications using Spring Boot, Angular, and modern web technologies. This internship is not just a course—it’s a project-based training program with structured mentorship, a certification that’s accepted by recruiters, and portfolio-grade full-stack applications.

The internship begins with a deep dive into backend development using Spring Boot. Students start by learning how to configure a Spring project using Spring Initializr, integrate Maven dependencies, and build RESTful APIs. You'll understand how MVC architecture works, how to handle request mapping, and how controllers, services, and repositories communicate with each other. These are the same building blocks used by enterprise applications running across millions of users.

As part of backend development, you'll also work with Hibernate and JPA to interact with databases. You’ll design schemas, build entities, and write data access layers using repositories. With hands-on projects, you’ll learn how to handle CRUD operations, manage relationships between tables, and test your endpoints using Postman and Swagger.

On the frontend side, the internship transitions into Angular training. You’ll be introduced to Angular 15+, build reusable components, learn about services and dependency injection, and understand how routing works in modern single-page applications (SPAs). You’ll work on features like login/signup, user dashboards, pagination, form validations, and responsive layout design—preparing you for frontend developer roles or full-stack responsibilities.

By integrating Spring Boot with Angular, you'll build complete applications from scratch—where frontend components consume backend APIs, and the entire workflow is secured with token-based authentication (like JWT). You’ll learn how to manage user sessions, use interceptors for secure requests, and handle client-server communication seamlessly.

Every intern works on at least three full-stack projects. Examples include:

• A student or employee management system
• A blog or content platform with admin and user dashboards
• An e-commerce prototype with product listings, cart, and order placement
• A login system with role-based access control

These projects are built using best practices like layered architecture, RESTful conventions, environment configuration, and build automation using Maven and Angular CLI.

You’ll also learn essential tools for modern development. Git and GitHub will be used for version control, allowing you to track changes and collaborate like real software teams. You’ll create branches, resolve merge conflicts, and push code to remote repositories. You’ll also use Postman for API testing and JUnit to write unit tests for backend code—an essential skill for backend developers.

A unique part of this Spring Boot internship is the emphasis on testing and debugging. Interns are taught to use logs, breakpoints, and stack traces to troubleshoot real application issues. You’ll get used to reading errors, fixing bugs, and refactoring code—exactly what engineers do daily in tech teams.

Throughout the internship, you’ll receive weekly mentoring from experienced developers. These sessions include project reviews, architecture planning, and walkthroughs of tricky issues. You’ll also receive feedback on your code style, application structure, and deployment options. This mentor-led model ensures that you're not just coding—you’re learning how to work like a developer in real-world environments.

Once your projects are complete, you’ll receive a Java full stack internship certificate from Prayug.com, along with detailed project documentation and GitHub links. These materials can be shared with recruiters or attached to your job applications. Most importantly, you’ll walk into interviews with the confidence of having actually built and deployed working full-stack systems.

This internship is ideal for students preparing for software developer, backend engineer, or full stack developer roles in companies using Java as their tech stack. It’s also great for those who want to freelance, contribute to open-source, or apply to product companies where Java-based applications dominate.

What You'll Learn and Build in This Internship

• Backend training with Spring Boot, Hibernate, JPA, and RESTful APIs.
• Frontend development using Angular 15+, components, forms, and routing.
• Build enterprise-grade full stack applications from scratch.
• Use JWT authentication and secure client-server communication.
• CRUD operations and API testing with Postman and Swagger.
• Version control and collaboration using Git and GitHub.
• Test backend logic using JUnit and handle real-time debugging.
• Three full stack projects with complete frontend-backend integration.
• Internship certificate from Prayug.com with project submission.
• Career guidance and mock interview preparation for Java developer and SDE roles.

Companies are constantly hiring Java full stack developers who understand both the backend logic and frontend presentation. Yet most applicants fall short because they lack hands-on project experience or can’t explain the architecture behind their work. That’s where Prayug.com makes the difference.

This isn’t a training video library or a passive certificate generator. It’s a project-driven internship that puts you in the developer’s chair. You’ll write code, fix bugs, push to GitHub, respond to feedback, and deploy your applications like you would in any real-world development team. The result? Confidence, clarity, and a resume that speaks through working code—not empty claims.

If you’re serious about becoming a Java full stack developer, this internship is your launchpad.

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