Build 5 Spring Boot Projects with Java- Line-by-Line Coding

Build 5 Spring Boot Projects with Java: Line-by-Line Coding, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 186 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 99 reviews, and has 873 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Spring Boot Fundamentals Learn to Build REST APIs using Spring Boot In Todo Management Project, you will learn how to build real-time REST APIs and secure those REST APIs using Spring Security and JWT. In Expense Tracker Project, you will learn how to build REST APIs, handle the exceptions, generate REST API documentation and more. In Banking Application, you will learn how to build REST APIs for banking domain. In Student Management System project, you will learn how to create a web application (Student Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and MySQL. In Employee Management System project, you will learn how to create a web application (Employee Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, React JS, and MySQL This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for Java developers eager to master Spring Boot through hands-on project building It is particularly useful for This course is designed for Java developers eager to master Spring Boot through hands-on project building.

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Summary

Title: Build 5 Spring Boot Projects with Java: Line-by-Line Coding

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 186

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 184

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 191

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 189

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Spring Boot Fundamentals

Learn to Build REST APIs using Spring Boot

In Todo Management Project, you will learn how to build real-time REST APIs and secure those REST APIs using Spring Security and JWT.

In Expense Tracker Project, you will learn how to build REST APIs, handle the exceptions, generate REST API documentation and more.

In Banking Application, you will learn how to build REST APIs for banking domain.

In Student Management System project, you will learn how to create a web application (Student Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and MySQL.

In Employee Management System project, you will learn how to create a web application (Employee Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, React JS, and MySQL

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for Java developers eager to master Spring Boot through hands-on project building

Target Audiences

This course is designed for Java developers eager to master Spring Boot through hands-on project building

This course teaches you how to build 5+ mini Spring Boot projects using Java 17+, REST API, Spring Boot 3, Spring Security 6, Thymeleaf, React, and MySQL database.

In this course, we will build these 5 Spring Boot mini-projects:

Banking Application

Personal Expense Tracker Project

Todo Management Project

Student Management System

Employee Management System

Todo Management Project

In the Todo Management Project, you will learn how to build real-time REST APIs and secure those REST APIs using Spring Security and JWT (JSON Web Token).

Personal Expense Tracker Project

In the Expense Tracker Project, you will learn how to build REST APIs, handle exceptions, generate REST API documentation, and more. The Expense Tracker Application is a comprehensive solution designed to help users manage their finances efficiently by tracking expenses across different categories.

Banking Application

In the Banking Application Project, you will learn how to build REST APIs for the banking domain. The application supports creating bank accounts, fetching account details, making deposits and withdrawals, transferring funds between accounts, and viewing transaction histories.

Student Management System Project

In the Student Management System project, you will learn how to create a web application (Student Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and MySQL database.

Employee Management System Project

In the Employee Management System project, you will learn how to build a full-stack web application (Employee Management System) using Java, Spring Boot, React JS, and MySQL database.

Tools and technologies used in this course:

Server-side:

1. Java 17+

2. Spring Boot 3+

3. Spring Data JPA (Hibernate)

4. Maven

5. IntelliJ IDEA

6. MySQL database

7. Postman

Client-side:

1. JavaScript

2. Thymeleaf

3. React JS 18+

4. React Router

5. Axios

6. Bootstrap CSS framework

7. Visual Studio Code IDE

8. VS Code extensions

9. Node JS

10. NPM

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Guide to Set Up Development Environment

Lecture 3: My Other Top Udemy Courses – Dont Skip

Chapter 2: Spring Boot Crash Course

Lecture 1: What is Spring Boot?

Lecture 2: Spring Boot Features

Lecture 3: Creating Your First Spring Boot Project

Lecture 4: Understanding Spring Boot Project Structure

Lecture 5: Spring Boot Starters Feature

Lecture 6: Spring Boot Starter Parent

Lecture 7: Spring Boot Auto Configuration Feature – Theory

Lecture 8: Spring Boot Auto Configuration Feature – In an Action

Lecture 9: Understanding @SpringBootApplication Annotation

Chapter 3: Spring Boot REST API Crash Course

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot Project using Spring Initializr and Import in IntelliJ IDE

Lecture 3: Create a Simple Spring Boot REST API

Lecture 4: Create a Spring Boot REST API returns Java Bean

Lecture 5: Create a Spring Boot REST API That Returns List

Lecture 6: Spring Boot REST API with Path Variable – @PathVariable

Lecture 7: Spring Boot REST API with Request Param – @RequestParam

Lecture 8: Spring Boot POST REST API – @PostMapping and @RequestBody

Lecture 9: Spring Boot PUT REST API – @PutMapping and @RequestBody

Lecture 10: Spring Boot DELETE REST API – @DeleteMapping

Lecture 11: Using Spring ResponseEntity to Manipulate the HTTP Response

Lecture 12: Define Base URL for REST API’s in Spring MVC Controller – @RequestMapping

Lecture 13: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 4: Banking Application

Lecture 1: Banking Application Project Requirements

Lecture 2: Banking Application PDF Class Notes

Chapter 5: Banking Application – Basic Banking Operations

Lecture 1: Requirement 1 – Account Management Feature

Lecture 2: Spring Boot Project Set up, Configure Database, Entity, and Repository

Lecture 3: Add Account REST API

Lecture 4: Get Account REST API

Lecture 5: Deposit Amount REST API

Lecture 6: Withdraw Amount REST API

Lecture 7: Get All Accounts REST API

Lecture 8: Delete Account REST API

Lecture 9: Using Record Class as DTO in Spring Boot

Lecture 10: Download the Source Code of this Section

Chapter 6: Banking Application – Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Requirement 2 – Exception Handling

Lecture 2: Exception Handling Overview

Lecture 3: Exception Handling in Banking App – Part 1

Lecture 4: Exception Handling in Banking App – Part 2

Lecture 5: Download the Source Code of this Section

Chapter 7: Banking Application – Transfer Funds Feature

Lecture 1: Transfer Funds Feature – Step 1

Lecture 2: Transfer Funds Feature – Step 2

Lecture 3: Transfer Funds Feature – Step 3

Lecture 4: Download the Source Code of this Section

Chapter 8: Banking Application – Transaction History Management Feature

Lecture 1: Create Transaction Entity

Lecture 2: Create TransactionRepository and Define Query Method

Lecture 3: Log Transaction for DEPOSIT Operation

Lecture 4: Log Transaction for WITHDRAW Operation

Lecture 5: Log Transaction for TRANSFER Operation

Lecture 6: Build Fetch Account Transactions REST API

Lecture 7: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 9: Personal Expense Tracker Project

Lecture 1: Expense Tracker Project Requirements

Lecture 2: PDF Notes – Expense Tracker Project

Lecture 3: Download Complete Source Code of Expense Tracker Project

Chapter 10: Expense Tracker Project – Category Module

Lecture 1: Requirement 1 – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Create and Set up Spring Boot Project in IntelliJ IDEA

Lecture 3: Configure MySQL Database

Lecture 4: Create Category JPA Entity

Lecture 5: Create CategoryRepository Interface

Lecture 6: Create CategoryDto and CategoryMapper

Lecture 7: Build Create Category REST API

Lecture 8: Build Get Category By ID REST API

Lecture 9: Build Get All Categories REST API

Lecture 10: Build Update Category REST API

Lecture 11: Build Delete Category REST API

Lecture 12: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 11: Expense Tracker Project – Expense Module

Lecture 1: Requirement 2 – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Create Expense JPA Entity

Lecture 3: Expense Repository, ExpenseDto, ExpenseMapper

Lecture 4: Build Create Expense REST API

Lecture 5: Build Get Expense By ID REST API

Lecture 6: Get All Expenses REST API

Lecture 7: Update Expense REST API

Lecture 8: Build Delete Expense REST API

Lecture 9: Download the Source Code of this Section

Chapter 12: Expense Tracker Project – Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Requirement 3 – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Exception Handling in Spring Boot Overview

Lecture 3: Exception Handling in Spring Boot App – Part 1

Lecture 4: Exception Handling in Spring Boot App – Part 2

Lecture 5: Download the Source Code of this Section

Chapter 13: Expense Tracker Project – REST API Documentation

Lecture 1: Requirement 4 – Section Overview

Instructors

Ramesh Fadatare (Java Guides)
Software Engineer, Spring Certified, YouTuber and Instructor

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3 stars: 7 votes

4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 57 votes

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