Build a Cool Space Station Tracking App using Spring Boot

Build a Cool Space Station Tracking App using Spring Boot, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 39 lectures, based on 22 reviews, and has 94 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a cool ISS tracking app using Spring Boot and Java Create REST API endpoints using Spring Boot Connect to a third party API to retrieve real time data using Spring Boot Handle realtime tracking data Build out a JavaScript frontend browser app Work with the OpenMap API This course is ideal for individuals who are All Java developers wanting to create a cool app to plot the movements of the International Space Station It is particularly useful for All Java developers wanting to create a cool app to plot the movements of the International Space Station.

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Summary

Title: Build a Cool Space Station Tracking App using Spring Boot

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: ￡19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a cool ISS tracking app using Spring Boot and Java

Create REST API endpoints using Spring Boot

Connect to a third party API to retrieve real time data using Spring Boot

Handle realtime tracking data

Build out a JavaScript frontend browser app

Work with the OpenMap API

Who Should Attend

All Java developers wanting to create a cool app to plot the movements of the International Space Station

Target Audiences

All Java developers wanting to create a cool app to plot the movements of the International Space Station

In this course we’ll be using Spring Boot and Java to build a backend app which pulls information from a third party API.  We’ll then display the location of the ISS on a map in a web browser using a little JavaScript.

This course is great for people who want to expand their Java skillset, use Spring Boot to provide backend REST API’s and to learn to connect to third party APIs to retrieve data.

Your finished app will be able to track the current location of the International Space Station and plot its movements on a map viewable in a web browser.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What we are going to build

Lecture 2: Creating a Spring Boot project quickly

Lecture 3: Importing project in to IntelliJ

Lecture 4: Test the third party API endpoint using CURL

Lecture 5: Create a REST endpoint in our Spring Boot app

Lecture 6: Test our REST endpoint in a web browser

Lecture 7: Connect to our third party API using the RestTemplate

Lecture 8: Model the RestTemplate data back to a POJO

Lecture 9: Handling errors calling the third party API

Lecture 10: Handling errors a cleaner way in an Restful API

Lecture 11: Maven dependencies for Hysterix

Lecture 12: Running the jar outside Intellij

Lecture 13: What we have so far

Lecture 14: Overview of our HTML webpage

Lecture 15: The OpenMaps API

Lecture 16: Adding the basic HTML to our page

Lecture 17: Code from the previous lesson

Lecture 18: Adding our css and js libraries to the page

Lecture 19: Code from the previous lesson

Lecture 20: Leaflet js for Open Map

Lecture 21: Add a map to our webpage

Lecture 22: Code from the previous lesson

Lecture 23: Call our Spring Boot app from browser to get ISS data

Lecture 24: Code from previous lesson

Lecture 25: Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS)

Lecture 26: Handling CORS with Spring Boot

Lecture 27: Plot location of ISS in middle of map

Lecture 28: Code fron the last lesson

Lecture 29: Poll calling our API to plot a continuous course

Lecture 30: Code from the last lesson

Lecture 31: Add zoom capabilities to map

Lecture 32: Code from he last lesson

Lecture 33: Refactor the javascript

Lecture 34: Code from the last lesson

Lecture 35: Houston we have a problem

Lecture 36: Print error message if API unavailable

Lecture 37: Code from the last lesson

Lecture 38: Conclusion

Lecture 39: Bonus lecture

Instructors

Tony Perrin
Senior Java Consultant

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