[NEW] Spring Framework Basics with 19 Real-world Projects

Name: [NEW] Spring Framework Basics with 19 Real-world Projects
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Master Spring Boot: Dependency Injection, IoC, Bean Management & Build 19 Real-World Projects from Beginner to Advanced.

Created byYeshendra Dhaker

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

Build 8-10 hands-on projects and 5-7 real-time production-grade applications using Spring Framework
Master Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection through real-world scenarios without memorizing theory
Understand Spring Bean lifecycle, scopes, and container management with practical, industry-relevant examples
Configure Spring applications using XML, annotations, and Java-based configuration in real development scenarios
Develop enterprise-level Java applications using Spring core concepts and best practices
Learn through interactive, two-way communication with in-video questions that reinforce your understanding
Grasp complex Spring concepts intuitively through real-world examples - no note-taking required

Course content

8 sections • 52 lectures • 5h 7m total length

Introduction To Spring Boot3:18
History of Spring2:46
Introduction to Spring (Docs)1:20
GIT Setup1:07

Spring Boot Project Setup on IntelliJ7:45
Spring Boot Project Setup on Eclipse6:03
What is default Spring Boot server?
Difference between Spring Boot and Spring
What is Inversion of Control(IOC) - I7:31
Understanding the Problem, IOC - II9:33
CODE without IOC, IOC - III5:36
Convert Basic Java project into a Spring Boot21:50
Which class is used to load XML configuration in Spring?
Error Analysis - Which XML bean definition is CORRECT?
Which code is CORRECT to get a bean from ApplicationContext?
Car Dealer Project in Spring boot18:32
[Multiple Correct] Which of the following are valid ways to configure beans
[Multiple Correct]Which of the following are valid ApplicationContext methods?
Which statement is CORRECT to create ApplicationContext?
Project - 1 : Electronic Gadgets0:48
Project - 2 : Pay me Now0:32
Conclusion Section Notes [Most Important]6:59

What is Dependency Injection7:14
Types of Dependency Injection and Implementation4:26
What is Dependency Injection(DI) ?
Laptop Dealer Project with Constructor Injection-I10:37
Laptop Dealer Project with Constructor Injection-II5:54
Project 3 :- OTT Platform - I0:59
What are the advantages of using Dependency Injection?
What is Constructor Injection ?
What are the advantages of using constructor injection?
Project - 4: OTT Platform - II1:09
Find the Error in XML Configuration?
Project 5 - Virus and Vaccine Problem - I1:48
Setter Injection3:45
Constructor Vs Setter injection
Identify the Correct Constructor
Find the Error in Bean Retrieval
Project - OTT Platform - III0:22
Project - 7: Virus and Vaccine Problem - II0:27
Project 8: SureTech1:16

What is Bean Scope, Code flow and Implementation9:30
Demonstrate Counter X using Bean Scope14:02
Project - 9: Event Management - I1:30
Which of the following code snippets correctly defines a bean with prototype sco
Which scope creates a new bean instance every time it is requested?
Which scope is default for Spring beans?
Project-10: Event Management - II0:36
Project - 11: Bank account Registration - I1:14

Project on bean Lifecycle.12:44
What is the purpose of the "init-method" attribute in a Spring bean definition?
What is the purpose of the "destroy-method" attribute in a Spring bean definitio
What is Bean Lifecycle and Implementation.8:47
Which option is correct for implementing the lifecycle of a bean?
Which is the correct way to define this bean in Spring (CODING EXERCISE)?
@PostConstruct and @PreDestroy Annotation0:54
Project 12: Event Management - III0:24
Project 13: Bank Account Registration - II0:26
Project 14: Forecast whether1:11

IOC using Annotation13:34
What is the purpose of the @Component annotation in Spring Framework?
Can the @Component annotation be used with abstract classes or interfaces?
Dependency Injection using Annotation15:47
@Qualifier Annotation16:22
Which annotation can be used to inject a Spring Bean into another Bean?
Behaviour of Spring's @Autowired when multiple beans of the same type available?
What is the purpose of the @Qualifier annotation in Spring?
Can the @Qualifier annotation be used with primitive types in Spring?
Project:15 Recipe Book0:37

Bean Scope using Annotation7:31
Which of the following statements is true about the @Scope annotation?
Correct annotation-based implementation of the below XML configuration?
Spring configurations defines a singleton scoped bean in?
What will be the result of running the following Spring code?
What is wrong with the code?
Project 16: Music Player0:47
Bean Lifecycle using Annotation5:52
What is YAML?
What are the common uses of YAML?
What is the significance of indentation in YAML?
Project 17: Banking Management - I0:55
Project 18: Sports Club (Beginner Additional Problem)0:12

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Java programming including classes, objects, interfaces, and basic OOP concepts. No prior Spring or framework experience needed. You don't need to take notes - just follow along and practice with the projects. All concepts are explained with real-world examples that make learning natural and intuitive.

Description

Master the Spring Framework: From Basics to Advanced

This course takes you from Spring Boot fundamentals to advanced concepts through 18+ hands-on projects including Social Media platforms, Voting systems, and Library Management Applications. Each project reinforces core concepts while teaching industry best practices. Dive into our all-in-one Spring Framework course designed to take you from novice to expert! This series covers the essentials and beyond, helping you build modern, scalable Java applications. What You'll Learn: Spring Basics: Grasp core concepts like Dependency Injection (DI), Inversion of Control (IoC), Factory Design Pattern - the backbone of modern Spring applications. You'll gain practical experience with Bean Scope and Bean Lifecycle management, understanding how Spring manages application components. The course covers both XML-based and annotation-based configuration approaches, giving you flexibility in real-world scenarios, learn to implement scopes, handle bean initialization and destruction callbacks, and optimize application performance through proper configuration. Master advanced bean management techniques used in enterprise applications.

Set up and DEPLOY Spring applications quickly with minimal configuration. Join us to master Spring Framework and expand your Java development skills.

By course completion, you'll have the confidence and skills to architect and develop production-ready Spring Boot applications used across the industry.

Happy coding!

Who this course is for:

Java developers who want to master Spring Framework from scratch through real-world projects
Backend developers ready to learn enterprise Java development without boring theory or excessive note-taking
Software engineers who prefer interactive, hands-on learning with two-way communication and practical examples
Students looking to build production-ready skills with 15+ real projects
Professionals transitioning to Spring Framework who want to truly understand concepts, not just memorize syntax

[NEW] Spring Framework Basics with 19 Real-world Projects

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Introduction to Spring Boot4 lectures • 9min

IOC, factory Design Pattern, Understanding the Problem and 2 Real-time Projects10 lectures • 1hr 25min

Dependency Injection in Spring Boot, 6 Projects11 lectures • 38min

Bean Scope in Spring Boot, 3 Real-world Projects5 lectures • 27min

Bean Lifecycle in spring Boot6 lectures • 24min

IOC and Dependency Injection using Annotation4 lectures • 46min

Bean Scope and Bean Lifecycle using Annotation5 lectures • 15min

Real-world Projects, Social Media, Voting Application and Library Management App7 lectures • 1hr 2min

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