
Learn the Spring framework basics and core modules like Spring MVC, Spring Data, and Spring Security, and how Spring Board with starters and automatic configuration accelerates building apps.
Discover how Spring Boot uses starters for dependency management and an embedded server, then bootstrap projects with Spring Initializr, auto configuration, and Freemarker, Spring Data JPA, and H2.
Explore spring mvc architecture by building a simple to-do list app with model, view, and controller, map requests, and render a freemarker template managed by spring boot starter freemarker.
Learn how to persist tasks by turning a model into a JPA entity, configure an in-memory H2 database with Spring Data JPA repositories, and preload data with a data file.
Discover the most important features of Spring Boot 2, and learn the most frequently used Spring models by building two applications—one with regular Spring and another using Spring.
In this course, you will dive into a Spring framework world. I will show you what is the Spring Boot module. I will also present you its most important features, and show you how to combine Spring Boot together with other Spring modules like MVC and Data. During this course, you will prepare a ToDo list application.
If you have never used Spring and want to see what it is all about then this course is for you. Besides Spring Boot we will use here a few other modules from Spring but before using any of them I will introduce them to you.
You will find here slides with a theory about Spring and also videos from coding. What is very important, in coding videos you will write every single line of code, there will be no situation when suddenly some new code appears in the project. Moreover, after every practical part, you will be able to download source codes for it.
In the course, I am using Spring in version 5, Java 8, and my IDE is Eclipse. Before you will start you should have some background knowledge about programming in Java. It would be good if you had some basic knowledge of databases and HTML but it is not necessary.