Spring Framework and Spring Boot for Java

Spring Framework and Spring Boot for Java, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 306 lectures, based on 105 reviews, and has 942 subscribers.

You will learn about Create web apps with Spring Boot and Java Create a simple social network with Spring Boot Create Java web apps This course is ideal for individuals who are Java programmers who want to learn how to create web apps or Intermediate Java beginners who want to improve their Java knowledge It is particularly useful for Java programmers who want to learn how to create web apps or Intermediate Java beginners who want to improve their Java knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Spring Framework and Spring Boot for Java

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 306

Number of Published Lectures: 306

Number of Curriculum Items: 306

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 306

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create web apps with Spring Boot and Java

Create a simple social network with Spring Boot

Create Java web apps

Who Should Attend

Java programmers who want to learn how to create web apps

Intermediate Java beginners who want to improve their Java knowledge

Target Audiences

Java programmers who want to learn how to create web apps

Intermediate Java beginners who want to improve their Java knowledge

This course teaches you how to create web apps using the Spring framework.

You’ll learn how to use Spring Boot to rapidly configure Spring and as a demo we’ll make a simple social network web app, complete with editable profiles, a messaging system, and various other features.

If you know basic Java, you’re fairly confident about writing basic programs and you want to learn powerful and popular Java framework, this course is for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: About Spring Boot Versions

Lecture 4: Installing Software

Lecture 5: Creating a Maven Spring Boot Project

Lecture 6: A Basic Web App

Lecture 7: Template Engines

Lecture 8: Adding a JSP

Lecture 9: Generating a Project Without Eclipse

Lecture 10: Packaging With Maven

Lecture 11: Building With Eclipse

Lecture 12: Executable Wars

Lecture 13: Deploying to an Existing Tomcat Server

Lecture 14: Multiple Controllers

Chapter 2: Composing Pages With Apache Tiles

Lecture 1: Setting Up Apache Tiles

Lecture 2: Creating Tiles Definitions

Lecture 3: Adding and Extending Tiles Definitions

Chapter 3: Bootstrap and Static Resources

Lecture 1: Static Resources – Bootstrap

Lecture 2: Adding a Bootstrap Navbar

Lecture 3: Styling the Navbar

Lecture 4: Setting the Context Root

Lecture 5: The Bootstrap Grid

Lecture 6: Bootstrap Panels

Lecture 7: Adding a HTML Form

Chapter 4: Using Data: Hibernate and JPA

Lecture 1: JUnit

Lecture 2: MySQL Databases

Lecture 3: Creating a MySQL User

Lecture 4: Connecting to MySQL

Lecture 5: Creating a Domain Object

Lecture 6: Using JPA

Lecture 7: Using CrudRepository

Lecture 8: Retrieving the Most Recent Status Object

Chapter 5: Spring Forms and Displaying Data

Lecture 1: Adding a Service Layer

Lecture 2: Model and View

Lecture 3: Spring Forms

Lecture 4: Displaying Data

Lecture 5: Formatting Dates

Chapter 6: How Forms Work

Lecture 1: JSPs, Objects and Classes

Lecture 2: Model Attributes

Lecture 3: Refreshing and Updating

Chapter 7: Form Validation

Lecture 1: Validating Forms

Lecture 2: Customising Validation Messages

Chapter 8: Pagination

Lecture 1: About Paging

Lecture 2: Getting Pages of Results

Lecture 3: Getting URL Parameters

Lecture 4: Outputting Pages

Lecture 5: Formatting the Status Updates

Lecture 6: Outputting Page Numbers

Lecture 7: Custom Tags

Lecture 8: Cycling Through Page Blocks

Lecture 9: Displaying Page Number Blocks

Lecture 10: Fixing the Block Hyperlinks and Separator

Lecture 11: Jumping to the First Page of Blocks

Chapter 9: Improving the App: Dropdowns, WYSIWYG and Other Stuff

Lecture 1: What If There Is Only One Page

Lecture 2: Redirecting

Lecture 3: Editing the Home Page

Lecture 4: Javascript Visual Editors

Lecture 5: Dropdown Menus

Chapter 10: Editing and Deleting Data

Lecture 1: Adding Edit and Delete Links

Lecture 2: Deleting Status Updates

Lecture 3: Displaying Statuses for Editing

Lecture 4: Saving Edits

Chapter 11: Spring Security: Logging in Users

Lecture 1: Adding Spring Security

Lecture 2: Conditional Formatting

Lecture 3: Additional Security Rules

Lecture 4: Adding a Login Form

Lecture 5: Authentication

Lecture 6: Login Error Messages

Lecture 7: Logging Out

Lecture 8: The Security Taglib

Chapter 12: User Registration

Lecture 1: The User Domain Object

Lecture 2: The User Service

Lecture 3: The User Service

Lecture 4: Configuring the User Service

Lecture 5: Registration Forms

Lecture 6: Making Registration Work

Lecture 7: Password Encryption

Lecture 8: Using Roles

Lecture 9: Restricting Urls on Roles

Chapter 13: Validation

Lecture 1: Validating the Email Address

Lecture 2: Validating the Password

Lecture 3: Adding Custom Validation

Lecture 4: Custom Validaton Annotation

Lecture 5: Adding the Password Match Constraint

Chapter 14: Email Verification

Lecture 1: Fake Smtp Test Services

Lecture 2: Configuring a Mail Sender

Instructors

John Purcell
Software Development Trainer

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 32 votes

5 stars: 53 votes

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