
In this lecture, we discuss in detail what Jakarta EE (formerly Java EE and before that, J2EE) really is.
In this lecture, we define what an enterprise application is, as that is core to the definition of Jakarta EE.
In this lecture, we take a look at what an application server is and how it relates to Jakarta EE.
Let's recap what we have discussed so far.
This lecture chronicles the history of the releases of J2EE all the way to Jakarta EE 10.
This lecture continues with the history of the releases of J2EE all the way to Jakarta EE 10.
A recap of what has been discussed so far about the release history of Jakarta EE.
This lecture takes a look at the transition of the Java EE Platform to the Eclipse Foundation as a full community project.
This lecture discusses the first release of the new Jakarta EE Platform at the Eclipse Foundation
This lecture discusses the move from javax to jakarta namespace
This lecture looks at the release of Jakarta EE 10, the first feature release of the platform at the Eclipse Foundation
This lecture discusses the upcoming Jakarta EE 11
This lecture discusses the various ways you can contribute to the development of the Jakarta EE Platform.
This lecture takes a look at some reasons why Jakarta EE is a compelling option for your next project.
This lecture introduces the MicroProfile Project, a Jakarta EE related project for the cloud native era
This lecture discusses the Spring Framework within a Jakarta EE context.
This lecture recaps all the Jakarta EE discussions so far.
This lecture walks you through scaffolding a Jakarta EE application.
This lecture looks at configuring Jakarta REST (JAX-RS) in an application.
This lecture takes a look at the Jakarta REST response object
This lecture runs the code to see the Jakarta REST resources in action.
This lecture introduces you to MicroProfile Config, an API for externalizing application configuration.
This lecture continues the discussion of MicroProfile Config with more examples
This lecture starts the scaffolding of the main entity for the sample Todo app
This lecture sets up the Jakarta REST resource for the Todo entity
In this lecture, we set up the database controller using Jakarta Persistence (JPA)
In this lecture, we discuss the concept of persistence context in Jakarta Persistence (JPA)
This lecture looks at Jakarta CDI Injection
This lecture runs and makes a call to the Todo App Jakarta REST (JAX-RS) resource
This lecture runs and makes a call to the Todo App Jakarta REST (JAX-RS) resource
This lecture recaps everything you have learned in this course.
This lecture gives you pointers to further resources to continue on your Jakarta EE journey.
New to Jakarta EE and not sure to Start?
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This short, focused course cuts through the complexity and gets you up to speed on the fundamentals of Jakarta EE fast.
Here's What You'll Learn:
Big Picture: Learn what Jakarta EE is, its importance, and role in Java.
Core Concepts: Understand Jakarta EE essentials like Jakarta REST n(JAX-RS), CDI, and JPA.
Release History: Trace the evolution from J2EE to Java EE to Jakarta EE.
Jakarta EE vs. Spring: Learn the key differences between these frameworks.
Hello World: Build a simple Jakarta EE Todo app.
Why This Course Is Perfect for You:
No Prior Experience Needed: We start from scratch, assuming you have basic Java knowledge.
Clear & Concise Explanations: We break down complex concepts into easy-to-understand terms.
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