Build Spring Boot and Thymeleaf Real Time Web Application

Build Spring Boot and Thymeleaf Real Time Web Application, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 172 lectures, based on 29 reviews, and has 230 subscribers.

You will learn about Developing Production Ready Industry Standard Full Stack Web Application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf Securing Spring Boot Web application with Spring Security Encrypting the plain passwords using Spring Security Connecting Spring Boot application with ORM Frameworks like JPA and Hibernate JPA/Hibernate OneToOne, OneToMany Relationships Integrating Spring Boot application with Thymeleaf template Filtering the records, searching and sorting Validating the Thymeleaf forms at Client side Handling the Exceptions in Spring Boot Creating custom exceptions in Spring Boot Handling the Validation at Server side Adding CSS, Javascript and jQuery to Thymeleaf templates Deploying the Spring Boot application to Heroku and AWS cloud Dockerizing the Spring Boot application Creating Spring profiles for different environments Connecting Spring Boot application to MySQL and PostgreSQL database Adding Bootstrap 5 to Thymeleaf templates and make application mobile responsive Creating JPA query methods to perform the database operations Mapping Entity objects to DTO objects using Model Mapper This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who already know basics of Spring framework and wants to Build Real World Project or University students who want to learn Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf It is particularly useful for Developers who already know basics of Spring framework and wants to Build Real World Project or University students who want to learn Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf.

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Summary

Title: Build Spring Boot and Thymeleaf Real Time Web Application

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 172

Number of Published Lectures: 172

Number of Curriculum Items: 172

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 172

Original Price: ?999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Developing Production Ready Industry Standard Full Stack Web Application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf

Securing Spring Boot Web application with Spring Security

Encrypting the plain passwords using Spring Security

Connecting Spring Boot application with ORM Frameworks like JPA and Hibernate

JPA/Hibernate OneToOne, OneToMany Relationships

Integrating Spring Boot application with Thymeleaf template

Filtering the records, searching and sorting

Validating the Thymeleaf forms at Client side

Handling the Exceptions in Spring Boot

Creating custom exceptions in Spring Boot

Handling the Validation at Server side

Adding CSS, Javascript and jQuery to Thymeleaf templates

Deploying the Spring Boot application to Heroku and AWS cloud

Dockerizing the Spring Boot application

Creating Spring profiles for different environments

Connecting Spring Boot application to MySQL and PostgreSQL database

Adding Bootstrap 5 to Thymeleaf templates and make application mobile responsive

Creating JPA query methods to perform the database operations

Mapping Entity objects to DTO objects using Model Mapper

Who Should Attend

Developers who already know basics of Spring framework and wants to Build Real World Project

University students who want to learn Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf

Target Audiences

Developers who already know basics of Spring framework and wants to Build Real World Project

University students who want to learn Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf

Welcome to the Best online course Full Stack Development: Spring Boot and Thymeleaf to become a master in building industry standard full stack web application that includes more than 10+ features that you would expect from real world applications.

Following are some of the Application features –

Connecting the Spring Boot application to the MySQL database

Connect Spring boot application to ORM frameworks JPA, Hibernate

Use the JPA mappings OnetoOne, OneToMany

Perform the database operations

Searching, Sorting, and Filtering the records

Creating the JPA query methods

Securing the web application using Spring security

Encrypt the plain password using Spring security

Creating Registration and Login form

Integrating Spring boot application with Thymeleaf template

Adding CSS, Bootstrap 5, Javascript, and jQuery to the Thymeleaf template

Make the application mobile responsive for the best experience

Deploy the application to production servers Heroku, AWS

Dockerize the Spring Boot application

Add the Spring profiles to configure the datasource for different environments

and will be adding many more features as we progress in the course.

If you are not familiar with Thymeleaf, I have created a separate section to learn about the basics of Spring Boot and Thymeleaf.

This course is completely Practical and Full of Hands On coding. You will code every single line along with me and i will explain each and every line of code that what we are writing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Quick Demo of the Expense Manager Application

Chapter 2: Setup the Development Environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java JDK

Lecture 2: Download and Install Development IDEs

Lecture 3: Download and Install MySQL Server and MySQL Workbench

Lecture 4: Download and Install Git

Lecture 5: Download and Install PostgreSQL

Chapter 3: Feature 1 – Read Expenses from Database and Display it in HTML table

Lecture 1: What is Spring Intializer?

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot project using Spring Intializr

Lecture 3: Create Spring Boot Project using STS IDE

Lecture 4: Organize the Spring boot project and Add necessary dependencies

Lecture 5: Create DTO and JPA entity for expense details

Lecture 6: Create JPA repository for expense details

Lecture 7: Create Service class for expense details

Lecture 8: Map JPA entity to DTO object

Lecture 9: Use Model Mapper to map JPA entity to DTO object

Lecture 10: Create thymeleaf template

Lecture 11: Create Expense Controller

Lecture 12: Configure datasource

Lecture 13: Create expenses and Pass it to thymeleaf

Lecture 14: Access the model data in thymeleaf

Lecture 15: Read expenses from Database

Lecture 16: Change the date format

Chapter 4: Feature 2 – Deploy the Application Heroku

Lecture 1: Heroku Update

Lecture 2: Push the code to Github repository

Lecture 3: Create application inside Heroku and provision Postgresql database

Lecture 4: Configure datasource for PostgreSQL database

Lecture 5: Set the spring profile and deploy the application to Heroku

Lecture 6: Connect to PostgreSQL database from Local machine

Chapter 5: Feature 3 – Save the Expense Details to Database

Lecture 1: Create new Thyemeleaf template for Expense Form

Lecture 2: Create a Expense Form

Lecture 3: Bind the Java object to Expense form

Lecture 4: Bind the form values to Java Object

Lecture 5: Create a Service method to Save Expense details

Lecture 6: Set Expense ID and Expense Date

Lecture 7: Save the Expense Details to Database

Lecture 8: Download the jQuery Core library

Lecture 9: Download the jQuery UI library

Lecture 10: Add the jQuery Datepicker

Lecture 11: Add the jQuery Calendar Missing icons

Lecture 12: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 6: Feature 4 – Delete the Expense details

Lecture 1: Create Delete link for all the Expenses

Lecture 2: Create a handler method to Delete Expense

Lecture 3: Create JPA finder method

Lecture 4: Create a service method to Delete Expense

Lecture 5: Delete the Expense Details

Lecture 6: Deploy the Changes to Heroku

Chapter 7: Feature 5 – Update the Expense details

Lecture 1: Create a Update Link

Lecture 2: Create service method to Update Expense

Lecture 3: Update the Expense Details

Lecture 4: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 8: Feature 6 – Filter the Expenses (Searching and Sorting)

Lecture 1: Create Textbox to Filter Expenses by name

Lecture 2: Create Java model class and Bind it to Thymeleaf form

Lecture 3: Bind the form values to Java object

Lecture 4: Create JPA finder method to filter expenses by name

Lecture 5: Create service method for Filter expenses

Lecture 6: Filter expenses by name

Lecture 7: Create dropdown list for sorting expenses

Lecture 8: Sort the expenses

Lecture 9: Create textbox for start date and end date

Lecture 10: Add jQuery date picker to textboxes

Lecture 11: Modify the JPA finder method

Lecture 12: Modify the service method

Lecture 13: Modify the Controller method

Lecture 14: Filter the expenses by Date

Lecture 15: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 9: Feature 7 – Calculate the Total Expense

Lecture 1: Print a message for Totalling the Expenses

Lecture 2: Calculate Total Expenses

Lecture 3: Update the Total expenses in Thymeleaf template

Lecture 4: Format the Currency

Lecture 5: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 10: Feature 8 – Add Server Side Validations to the Application

Lecture 1: Add the Hibernate validator dependency

Lecture 2: Validate the Expense name

Lecture 3: Validate the Expense amount

Lecture 4: Create a custom validator

Lecture 5: Validate the Expense date

Lecture 6: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 11: Feature 9 – Add Client Side Validations to the Application

Lecture 1: Add jQuery validator library to the application

Lecture 2: Add validation to the Expense name

Lecture 3: Add validation to the Expense amount and date

Lecture 4: Add custom validation for expense amount

Lecture 5: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 12: Feature 10 – Login Feature

Lecture 1: Create Login page

Lecture 2: Create Register page

Lecture 3: Create model class for User

Lecture 4: Create JPA entity for User

Lecture 5: Create JPA repository for User

Lecture 6: Create Register form

Instructors

Bushan Sirgur
Java Developer, Blogger, Youtuber

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