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Java Spring Boot Mastery: Guide to Modern Java Development
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Java Spring Boot Mastery: Guide to Modern Java Development

Master the art of building robust web applications with Java Spring Boot in this comprehensive course.
Last updated 3/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Java Spring Boot framework and its features. Setup and configuration of Spring Boot projects using CLI tools and Spring Initializr
  • Building RESTful APIs and implementing CRUD operations. Integration of databases using Spring Data and JDBC.
  • Implementing security features such as authentication and authorization. Advanced topics including caching, logging, and profiling.
  • Deployment of Spring Boot applications in production environments. Building microservices architecture and handling client-side load balancing.
  • Case study: Development of an Appointment Management System using Spring Boot.
  • Testing techniques including unit testing with JUnit. Hands-on projects and exercises to reinforce learning.

Course content

3 sections103 lectures16h 2m total length
  • Introduction to Spring Boot7:04
  • Features of Spring Boot6:10
  • Spring Boot CLI Tools7:39
  • Installation of Spring boot CLI8:55
  • Spring Boot CLi Java Example12:03
  • Spring Boot CLi Java Example Continues9:32
  • POM Starters4:58
  • Spring Initializr8:44

    Showcases how Spring Initializr creates a Maven Java project with Spring Boot 1.5.3 and web and JPA starters. Navigate the generated structure: pom.xml, application.properties, src/main/java, and embedded Tomcat.

  • Downloading STS9:36
  • Spring Tool Suite9:37
  • Spring Initializr Through CLI9:11
  • Example of Spring Initializr Through CLI9:09
  • Spring Boot Application Through STS9:52
  • Annotation10:25
  • Spring Boot Application7:34

    Explore how spring boot loads initial beans on startup, uses command line runners and application context to list bean definitions, and leverages auto configuration and embedded Tomcat.

  • Spring Boot Application Continues7:05
  • Uni Testing Case8:06
  • Example UNI Testing Case9:57
  • Integration Testing and its Example11:47

    Explore integration testing in Spring Boot by validating end-to-end flows from the controller to the service and data access using a real URL, random port, and TestRestTemplate.

  • Introduction to Thyme Leaf9:04
  • Example of Thyme Leaf Demo4:44
  • Example of Thyme Leaf Demo Continues9:15
  • Running the Thyme Leaf Demo5:15

    Build a running Thymeleaf demo by wiring index.html and the data template to display the pizza name and toppings, and exchange data with the Spring Boot backend.

  • Auto Configuration12:12
  • Configuring Properties12:02
  • Configuration Properties12:15

    Learn how to override Spring Boot configurations via command line, properties or YAML files, or environment variables, and disable the banner and template caching.

  • Disabling Template Caching11:12
  • Logging8:01
  • Configuring the Logback8:46
  • Example of Logback7:02
  • Configuration to Log11:08
  • More on Configuration to Log6:24
  • Connecting Database to Spring9:16
  • Example of Database12:07

    Examine a practical spring boot database example using pom.xml, spring boot starter jdbc, hsqldb, and schema and data sql files to manage employees with a jdbc template.

  • Example of Database Continues9:17
  • Production Databases8:37
  • More on Production Database9:23

    Configure production databases in Spring Boot by switching from in-memory to a MySQL data source via application.properties, including driver, url, username, and password; Spring Boot auto-configures the data source bean.

  • Spring Data5:18
  • Example of Spring Data7:28
  • Example using Crud Repository10:49
  • Example using Crud Repository Continues9:12
  • Spring Boot Caching using Redis10:03
  • Installing Redis in Spring Caching10:56
  • Example of Spring Boot using Redis7:44
  • Example of Spring Boot using Redis Continues9:33
  • Spring Security in Spring Boot11:19
  • Spring Security in Spring Boot Continues12:10
  • Example of Spring Security10:25

    Secure a Spring Boot web app with Spring Security by enabling security, configuring http security, using form login on a login page, and in-memory authentication.

  • Output of Spring Security6:34
  • Core Component Spring Security7:31

Requirements

  • To learn this Spring Boot certification course in a short period there are some of the particulars that you should be aware of. As this framework is based on Java, the very first thing you should be aware of is Java.
  • The next thing is, you should have an idea about working with different frameworks. The basic working of frameworks may be different but they approach used to work with them are pretty much the same. So one who had an idea about working with other frameworks will find it lean this course.

Description

The course "Java Spring Boot Mastery" is a comprehensive program designed to equip learners with the essential skills and knowledge required to become proficient Java Spring Boot developers. Through a combination of theoretical explanations, hands-on exercises, and real-world case studies, this course offers a structured learning path that caters to both beginners and experienced developers looking to enhance their expertise in Spring Boot development.

With a focus on practical application and industry-relevant techniques, students will gain a deep understanding of Spring Boot's core concepts, advanced features, and best practices. From setting up a Spring Boot project to deploying microservices architectures and building robust web applications, this course covers a wide range of topics essential for modern Java development.

Whether you're a seasoned developer seeking to upgrade your skills or a newcomer to Java Spring Boot looking to kickstart your career, this course provides the comprehensive guidance and resources needed to succeed in today's competitive software development landscape. Join us on this exciting journey and unlock the full potential of Java Spring Boot development!

Section 1: Java Spring Boot

This section serves as a foundational pillar for students venturing into Java Spring Boot development. Through a series of introductory lectures, learners grasp the core essence of Spring Boot, understanding its significance in modern application development. They delve into its architecture, comprehending how Spring Boot simplifies the configuration and setup of Spring-based applications. Practical demonstrations and examples elucidate key features like Spring Boot CLI tools, POM starters, and Spring Initializr, empowering students to kickstart their Spring Boot projects efficiently. By familiarizing themselves with annotation-based configurations and exploring unit testing techniques, students establish a solid groundwork for their journey ahead.

Section 2: Java Spring Boot - Advanced

Expanding upon the foundational knowledge, this section delves into the advanced realms of Java Spring Boot development. Students venture into sophisticated topics such as Spring Boot Actuator for application monitoring and management, gaining insights into customizing endpoints and integrating health indicators. Through practical exercises, they master advanced database interactions, including NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Solr. Moreover, students explore microservices architecture, learning to build, deploy, and manage microservices using Spring Boot. By the section's conclusion, learners are equipped with the expertise to architect robust, scalable, and resilient applications leveraging Java Spring Boot's advanced capabilities.

Section 3: Java Spring Boot Case Study - Appointment Management System

In this culminating section, students embark on a hands-on journey through a comprehensive case study: the development of an Appointment Management System using Java Spring Boot. Guided by instructors and supported by step-by-step tutorials, learners translate their theoretical knowledge into practical application. They traverse the entire software development lifecycle, from requirement analysis and data modeling to implementation, testing, and deployment. By actively participating in the creation of a real-world application, students consolidate their understanding of Java Spring Boot's concepts and principles. Additionally, they cultivate essential skills in project management, collaboration, and problem-solving, preparing them for real-world development challenges. Upon completing the case study, students emerge with a robust portfolio piece and the confidence to tackle complex Java Spring Boot projects independently.

Who this course is for:

  • Software developers looking to enhance their skills in Java Spring Boot.
  • Students and professionals aiming to build robust and scalable web applications.
  • Individuals interested in learning about microservices architecture and RESTful API development.
  • Those seeking practical experience with Spring Boot through hands-on projects and case studies.
  • Java programmers interested in mastering advanced Spring Boot features like security, caching, and deployment.
  • Anyone wishing to explore modern software development practices and industry-standard tools.