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Java Spring Boot with JPA in 10 Easy Steps
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Java Spring Boot with JPA in 10 Easy Steps

From Zero to Java Spring Boot Pro: Master JPA and Build Real-World Apps Fast
Created bySarah Barnard
Last updated 5/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Learn to create a web app in Java using Spring Boot
  • Integrate database to your Java web app with Java Spring Boot JPA
  • Use HTML, Thymeleaf, Boostrap with your Java Spring Boot Web App
  • Java Sprint Boot Basics

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 1h 0m total length

  • Introduction: Create a Java Spring Project4:52
  • Java Spring Boot: The Application File2:34

    What is the application file in the Spring Boot Project used for? What should be documented here and how?

  • Java Spring Boot Application Properties3:50
  • Using HTML to display a web page with Java Spring Boot Web Applications8:59
  • Executing Your Java Spring Boot Project6:38

    Launch the main method to start the Spring Boot app, use a controller annotated with @Controller to map /test to index.html in the templates folder, then open localhost:port/test.

  • The Entity Class in a Java Spring Boot Project for Java Web Applications9:05

    Map a SQL table to a JPA entity in Spring Boot. Use @Entity and @Table, declare a primary key with @Id and @GeneratedValue, and create constructors and getters and setters.

  • The Repository Class in a Java Spring Boot Project for your Java Spring Web App2:47
  • The Service Class in a Java Spring Boot Project for Java Web Applications5:29
  • The Service Class in a Java Spring Boot Project for your Java Spring Web App5:29

    Create a Spring Boot service class that wires the user repository with @Autowired, implements a find all method, and returns a list of users from the database.

  • The Controller Class in a Java Spring Boot Project for your Java Spring Web App3:34
  • The HTML File Using an SQL Result Set in your Java Spring Web App7:20

    Learn how the controller passes a database resultset to the index.html view, displaying all users in a Bootstrap-styled table using Spring Boot with JPA.

Requirements

  • To take this course, you are already an efficient Java Coder
  • This course is for Java Programmers, not for Java beginners
  • You need to know Java JDBC already before taking this course

Description

In this transformative course, you will master the art of building robust Java Spring Boot applications from the ground up.

Designed for passionate Java developers eager to harness the power of Spring Boot for web application development with seamless database integration via JPA, this course assumes a foundational knowledge of SQL, HTML, Java, and JDBC to maximize your learning experience.

Spring Boot stands at the forefront of modern Java development—a powerful framework that accelerates the creation of production-ready applications through smart pre-configurations, streamlined dependency management, and embedded web servers. It empowers developers to focus on innovation, boosting productivity while simplifying deployment complexities.

Central to our journey will be the Java Persistence API (JPA), a sophisticated specification that revolutionizes database interaction by bridging the gap between Java objects and relational data through elegant object-relational mapping (ORM). Leveraging JPA allows you to effortlessly map domain models to database tables and perform queries in a clean, object-oriented manner—significantly reducing the need for verbose SQL. Often paired with frameworks like Hibernate, JPA is an indispensable tool for modern Java applications.

On the frontend, you will integrate dynamic HTML pages crafted with Thymeleaf and styled with Bootstrap, creating responsive and engaging user experiences. Thymeleaf, a modern server-side template engine, seamlessly blends with Spring to deliver natural, maintainable templates that render beautifully in browsers even without a server. This makes it both developer-friendly and powerful for real-world web applications.

Complementing this, Bootstrap provides a robust, mobile-first framework that empowers you to design sleek, responsive layouts with ease. Its comprehensive collection of pre-built components and grid system ensures your applications look stunning across all devices.

By the end of this course, you will not only possess the technical skills to create sophisticated Java web applications but also the confidence to bring impactful, scalable solutions to life. Prepare to embark on a rewarding learning journey that will elevate your development prowess and open new doors in your programming career.

Who this course is for:

  • Java programmer who are already proficient Java coders
  • Use Java for web-based applications, with back and front ends, connecting to database

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