Jakarta EE (Formerly Java EE) Deep Dive Build A Todo App

Jakarta EE (Formerly Java EE) Deep Dive – Build A Todo App, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 181 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 63 reviews, and has 494 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop a fully functional Todo app deployed to Microsoft Azure using Docker Learn to develop RESTful web services with JAX-RS Learn to secure RESTful Web Services with Json Web Token (JWT) Learn to build database driven apps with Java Persistence API Know the various Jakarta EE APIs and how they work together Learn to develop loosely coupled apps with the Contexts and Dependency Injection API Learn to use the Enterprise JavaBeans API to create powerful business logic components Learn to deploy Java EE apps with Docker This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wishes to develop database driven apps with the Java Persistence API (JPA) or Anyone who wishes to develop modern RESTful web services with JAX-RS or Anyone who wishes to learn Java EE deployment with Docker or Java developers that are curious about enterprise software development with Java EE or Anyone who wants to master Jakarta EE software development or Anyone who wishes to advance their Java software development or Anyone who wishes to learn how to develop modern software with the standards based Java EE It is particularly useful for Anyone who wishes to develop database driven apps with the Java Persistence API (JPA) or Anyone who wishes to develop modern RESTful web services with JAX-RS or Anyone who wishes to learn Java EE deployment with Docker or Java developers that are curious about enterprise software development with Java EE or Anyone who wants to master Jakarta EE software development or Anyone who wishes to advance their Java software development or Anyone who wishes to learn how to develop modern software with the standards based Java EE.

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Summary

Title: Jakarta EE (Formerly Java EE) Deep Dive – Build A Todo App

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 181

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 181

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 183

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 182

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop a fully functional Todo app deployed to Microsoft Azure using Docker

Learn to develop RESTful web services with JAX-RS

Learn to secure RESTful Web Services with Json Web Token (JWT)

Learn to build database driven apps with Java Persistence API

Know the various Jakarta EE APIs and how they work together

Learn to develop loosely coupled apps with the Contexts and Dependency Injection API

Learn to use the Enterprise JavaBeans API to create powerful business logic components

Learn to deploy Java EE apps with Docker

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wishes to develop database driven apps with the Java Persistence API (JPA)

Anyone who wishes to develop modern RESTful web services with JAX-RS

Anyone who wishes to learn Java EE deployment with Docker

Java developers that are curious about enterprise software development with Java EE

Anyone who wants to master Jakarta EE software development

Anyone who wishes to advance their Java software development

Anyone who wishes to learn how to develop modern software with the standards based Java EE

Target Audiences

Anyone who wishes to develop database driven apps with the Java Persistence API (JPA)

Anyone who wishes to develop modern RESTful web services with JAX-RS

Anyone who wishes to learn Java EE deployment with Docker

Java developers that are curious about enterprise software development with Java EE

Anyone who wants to master Jakarta EE software development

Anyone who wishes to advance their Java software development

Anyone who wishes to learn how to develop modern software with the standards based Java EE

Start developing modern software with Jakarta EE (formerly?Java EE) today!

If you’re looking for a software development platform that will allow you develop modern, powerful, secure and portable applications, then Jakarta EE?(formerly Java EE) is the answer. Jakarta EE?is used by professional software developers from across the world in all forms of domains- from finance to healthcare to robotics. This course is the most practical way to jump right in and start developing with Jakarta EE.

Build any kind of software you can imagine with Jakarta EE. Practice while you learn. This course is completely hands on, and gives you all the source code for each step and lecture.

By the end of this course, you would have built a fully functional Todo app exposed as a web service running in a Docker container on Microsoft Azure!

We’ll be using Jakarta EE?(Java EE) 8 throughout this course. All you need is an implementation of the APIs, and we will be using the FREELY available Payara Server as our app container.

What’s in it for you? Here’s my promise to you.

I’m a Jakarta EE?developer based in Accra Ghana. Nothing in this world excites me like sharing my knowledge of high productivity with Java EE with students from across the world. I’ll be here for you every step of the way. Whenever you’ve a question, just ask in the course forums and I’ll be more than happy to respond. I?mostly respond to questions in less than an 1 of asking.

What is this course all about?

In this comprehensive guide to software development with Jakarta EE (formerly Java EE), you’ll learn all there is to know about how to use this powerful, industry standard platform to develop any kind of software you imagine. You’ll learn about the

Java Persistence API (JPA) for database access

Java API for Restful Web Services for crafting modern web services

Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) API for crafting powerful business components

Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) API for crafting loosely coupled app

Integration testing using the Arquillian framework

Deployments using Docker container orchestration and so much more

Learn from someone who lives and breathes Java EE, is very passionate about helping you succeed with Jakarta EE and will be with you through it all.

By the end of this course, your confidence as a Java EE developer will soar. You’ll have a thorough understanding of developing software with Jakarta EE, for fun or career advancement.

Go ahead and click the enroll button and I’ll see you in lesson 1!

Cheers,

Luqman

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome!

Lecture 1: Welcome, intro and course overview

Lecture 2: What are we going to build?

Lecture 3: Join the Course Community on Gitter!

Chapter 2: Java Persistence API – JPA Domain Modelling

Lecture 1: The Java Persistence API (JPA) – History and Motivations

Lecture 2: Lets Create the Project

Lecture 3: A Jakarta EE Hello World Code Walk Through

Lecture 4: A Jakarta EE Hello World Code Walk Through

Lecture 5: A Look at the 3 Canonical Jakarta EE APIs

Lecture 6: Creating the TodoUser Entity – Setting the Primary Key

Lecture 7: Creating the TodoUser Entity

Lecture 8: Creating the TodoUser Entity – Customizing the Table and Columns

Lecture 9: Creating the Todo Entity

Lecture 10: JPA And Polymorphism

Lecture 11: Populating the Todo Entity Class

Lecture 12: Entity Relationships

Lecture 13: Entity Relationships – Bidirectional Relationships

Lecture 14: Customizing Foreign Key Column with @JoinColumn

Lecture 15: An Introduction to Bean Validation

Lecture 16: Adding Validation Constraints to the Todo Entity

Lecture 17: Adding Validation Constraints to the Todo Entity

Lecture 18: Adding Validation Constraints to the Todo Entity

Lecture 19: Adding Validation Constraints to the TodoUser Entity

Lecture 20: Adding Validation Constraints to the TodoUser Entity

Lecture 21: Domain Modelling Recap

Chapter 3: Java Persistence Query Language and the Service Layer

Lecture 1: An introduction to querying with the Java Persistence API

Lecture 2: Querying the TodoUser Entity with Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)

Lecture 3: Querying the TodoUser Entity with Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)

Lecture 4: Querying the TodoUser Entity with Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)

Lecture 5: Querying the TodoUser Entity with Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)

Lecture 6: Off Topic

Lecture 7: An Introduction to the Service Layer with EJBs

Lecture 8: An Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs)

Lecture 9: An Intro Stateless, Stateful and Singleton EJBs

Lecture 10: Introducing the Persistence Service Stateless EJB

Lecture 11: An Intro to the JPA EntityManager Interface

Lecture 12: A Look at the JPA Persistence Context

Lecture 13: The Difference Between Persistence Context and Persistence Unit

Lecture 14: Injecting the EntityManager Interface into our Persistence Service EJB

Lecture 15: Implementing Persistence Service Methods – Save TodoUser

Lecture 16: Implementing Persistence Service Methods – Save TodoUser

Lecture 17: Implementing Persistence Service Methods – Save Todo

Lecture 18: Implementing Persistence Service Methods – Save Todo

Lecture 19: Implementing Query Service EJB Methods – Find TodoUser By Email

Lecture 20: The Query Service Stateless EJB – Recap

Lecture 21: Implementing Query Service EJB Methods – List TodoUsers and Find TodoUser by ID

Lecture 22: Implementing Query Service EJB Methods – Find TodoUser by Name

Lecture 23: Implementing Query Service EJB Methods – Find All Todos

Lecture 24: Testing Our Services with Arquillian and JUnit

Lecture 25: Testing Our Services with Arquillian and JUnit

Lecture 26: Testing Our Services with Arquillian and JUnit

Lecture 27: Testing Our Services with Arquillian and JUnit

Lecture 28: JPA Entity LifeCycle Callbacks

Lecture 29: JPA Entity LifeCycle Callbacks

Lecture 30: The Problem with the GetSingleResult Method on EntityManager

Lecture 31: The Problem with the GetSingleResult Method on EntityManager

Lecture 32: The Problem with the GetSingleResult Method on EntityManager

Lecture 33: An Intro to DataSources

Lecture 34: Lets Create the DataSource

Lecture 35: Downloading, Setting Up and Testing SQLite DB

Lecture 36: Running our App on SQLite

Lecture 37: JPA, JPQL, EJB Summary

Chapter 4: Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS)

Lecture 1: An Intro to Jakarta EE REST Web Servics with JAX-RS

Lecture 2: Configuring REST Service Root Path with @Application

Lecture 3: Specifying REST Resource Paths with @Path

Lecture 4: Crafting the TodoUser REST Resource Class

Lecture 5: Crafting the Todo REST Resource Class

Lecture 6: Resource Validation

Lecture 7: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Create Resource Method

Lecture 8: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Create Resource Method

Lecture 9: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Create Resource Method

Lecture 10: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Create Resource Method

Lecture 11: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Lets Run the Code!

Lecture 12: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Lets Run the Code!

Lecture 13: How to Exit the Running Payara Micro Server Instance

Lecture 14: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Update Resource Method

Lecture 15: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Find By Email Resource Method

Lecture 16: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Find By Email Resource Method

Lecture 17: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Find By Email Resource Method

Lecture 18: Implementing JAX-RS Resource Parameter Constraints

Lecture 19: Implementing JAX-RS Resource Parameter Constraints – Lets Run the Code

Lecture 20: Class Level Content Type Declaration

Lecture 21: Implementing the TodoUserRest Class – Search By Name Resource Method

Lecture 22: JPA Native Queries – Count TodoUser By Email

Lecture 23: JPA Native Queries – Count TodoUser By Email

Lecture 24: JPA Native Queries – Count TodoUser By Email

Lecture 25: JPA Native Queries – Count TodoUser By Email

Lecture 26: Preventing Double Signup with the Same Email

Lecture 27: Preventing Double Signup with the Same Email

Lecture 28: Preventing Double Signup with the Same Email

Lecture 29: Preventing Double Signup with the Same Email – Lets Run the Code!

Lecture 30: Code Run and Bug Alert with Update Method

Lecture 31: Code Run and Bug Alert with Update Method

Lecture 32: Lets Fix the Bug!

Lecture 33: Lets Fix the Bug and Run the Code

Lecture 34: The Todo Rest Class

Lecture 35: Implementing the TodoRest Class – List Resource Method

Instructors

Luqman Saeed
Software Engineer, Business Systems Consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 5 votes

4 stars: 26 votes

5 stars: 25 votes

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