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Learn Spring Boot By Creating Employee Management System
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Learn Spring Boot By Creating Employee Management System

Spring Boot, Thymeleaf & MySQL
Created byNitish Kumar
Last updated 4/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the basics of the Spring Boot framework and its features for building web applications
  • Learn how to create a new Spring Boot project and configure dependencies and settings
  • Understand the principles of Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and how it is implemented in Spring Boot applications
  • Learn how to use Thymeleaf templates to create dynamic web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Course content

3 sections • 6 lectures • 1h 17m total length

  • What is Spring and Boot ?0:47

    Spring framework is actually an Enterprise Java framework that lets you write Java applications.

    And now take the definition of Spring Boot :

    Spring Boot is a way in which you can bootstrap or quickly start up a Spring Application. We can build complex Applications with Spring Boot very easily. Also, we can say that In Spring Boot we can build production-ready applications.
    Problems with Spring:

    1). It is a very huge framework.

    2). Multiple setup steps ( that is while we doing configuration then we have to follow multiple setup steps which are programmer wants to avoid).

    3). Multiple configuration steps.

    4). Multiple builds and deploy steps.

    So all these are the basic problems with the Spring framework. So what is the solution for all these?

    Solution

    Spring Boot gives a solution to all these problems so that we can focus on our business logic.

    Spring Boot basic Feature :

    1). Openinated ( do configuration automatically and we can change it if we need).

    2). Convention over configuration

    3). Standalone App (no need to find containers)

    4). Production-ready
    For more detail you can visit the mentioned article.

  • Basic Quiz0:03
  • Spring and Spring Boot Introduction

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Java and System with internet

Description

This course is designed to teach you the essential skills needed to develop a web application using the popular Spring Boot framework with IntelliJ IDEA as the integrated development environment. The course covers the fundamentals of Spring Boot, such as creating a project, configuring and working with Spring Data JPA, and building a RESTful API.

You will also learn how to develop a complete employee management system using Spring Boot, which includes creating and managing employees, generating reports, and performing CRUD operations on a database. Throughout the course, you will use IntelliJ IDEA as your primary tool to develop, test and debug your Spring Boot application.

By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of how to build scalable and robust web applications using Spring Boot with IntelliJ IDEA. You will also be equipped with the knowledge to create RESTful APIs, connect to databases, and perform CRUD operations.

Course Content:

  1. Introduction to Spring Boot and IntelliJ IDEA

  2. Setting up the development environment

  3. Creating a Spring Boot project

  4. Configuring Spring Data JPA

  5. Creating entities and repositories

  6. Building a RESTful API with Spring Boot

  7. Implementing CRUD operations

  8. Testing and debugging the application

  9. Developing an Employee Management System

Let's crack it.

Who this course is for:

  • Java Beginner
  • Beginners who want to know how Java is used in industry and how we can create Java web application

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