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Learning Path: Spring and Spring Boot Projects, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 63 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 372 subscribers.

You will learn about Developing end-to-end interactive web application forms, web pages, and CRUD functionality Writing new Spring MVC controllers and views Creating a login page and validation for user registration Building complex UIs in the context of an example application Building a Java application from scratch using Spring Initializr Incorporating client-server networking features and functionality Securing the application This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are a Java application developer wanting to improve your skills of building applications using Spring and Spring Boot, then this Learning Path is for you. It is particularly useful for If you are a Java application developer wanting to improve your skills of building applications using Spring and Spring Boot, then this Learning Path is for you.

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Summary

Title: Learning Path: Spring and Spring Boot Projects

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Developing end-to-end interactive web application forms, web pages, and CRUD functionality

Writing new Spring MVC controllers and views

Creating a login page and validation for user registration

Building complex UIs in the context of an example application

Building a Java application from scratch using Spring Initializr

Incorporating client-server networking features and functionality

Securing the application

Who Should Attend

If you are a Java application developer wanting to improve your skills of building applications using Spring and Spring Boot, then this Learning Path is for you.

Target Audiences

If you are a Java application developer wanting to improve your skills of building applications using Spring and Spring Boot, then this Learning Path is for you.

Have you often felt that when you create complex and robust applications the focus usually drifts from the functionality to the infrastructure?

This is where Spring MVC and Spring Boot come to the rescue. They are lightweight frameworks that will help you develop flexible and robust stand-alone applications without much hassle.

This Learning Path is designed to introduce you to advantages of having frameworks, such as Spring MVC and Spring Boot, while developing apps.

A Video Learning Path from Packt essentially contains multiple video courses that are logically tied together to provide you with a larger learning curve.

Let’s dig into what this Learning Path does. It gets you started with creating, deploying, and running a Spring MVC project using Spring Tool Suite and then moves onto building a Spring Boot application. It will also show you how to integrate model and business services based on an example of an online e-commerce chocolate store! ?

Once you have gained hands-on experience with Spring MVC, the course will introduce Spring Boot. Then move on to learn Spring Boot by scaffolding an application and understanding different aspects of it. In addition to that, you will also learn to secure applications against malicious behavior.

After completing the course, you will be able to successfully create stand-alone, Spring-based applications using Java that work on multiple platforms!

About the Authors:

For this Learning Path, Packt has brought the works of two authors who are working very closely with Java, Spring, and Spring Boot. ?

Koushik Kothagalhas over 12 years of professional experience working with various server-side technologies and developing web applications. He has worked extensively with Java, Spring, Oracle, and other enterprise technologies. He loves teaching, and when he’s not coding Java, he’s probably teaching it! In his spare time, he runs the tutorial website Java Brains which covers various enterprise Java technologies.

Greg L. Turnquist has developed software professionally since 1997. From 2002 to 2010, he was part of the senior software team that worked on Harris’ $3.5 billion FAA telco program, architecting mission-critical enterprise apps while managing a software team. He provided after-hours support to a nation-wide telco system and is no stranger to midnight failures and software triages. In 2010, he joined the SpringSource division of VMware, which was spun off into Pivotal in 2013.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Building Web Applications with Spring MVC

Lecture 1: Setting Up the Development Environment

Lecture 2: Writing Our First Spring MVC Application

Lecture 3: Using the Startup Code

Lecture 4: Understanding the Model

Lecture 5: Calling the Model

Lecture 6: Writing a Controller

Lecture 7: Getting the User Input

Lecture 8: Using Path Variables and Redirects

Lecture 9: Implementing Validation

Lecture 10: Adding the Update Functionality

Lecture 11: Working with Multiple Entities

Lecture 12: Implementing Themes

Lecture 13: Implementing Internationalization

Lecture 14: Working with Model Objects

Lecture 15: Understanding Data Binding

Lecture 16: Writing Custom Validators

Lecture 17: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 18: Implementing the Login Functionality

Lecture 19: Implementing the Shopping Cart Functionality

Lecture 20: Implementing the Ordering Functionality

Lecture 21: Writing Custom Interceptors

Lecture 22: Integrating with Freemarker

Lecture 23: Integrating with Apache Tiles

Lecture 24: Working with Multiple Content Types

Lecture 25: Understanding RESTful Web Services

Lecture 26: Implementing Your First REST Endpoint

Lecture 27: Implementing CRUD APIs

Lecture 28: Implementing Exception Handling and HATEOAS

Chapter 2: Learning Spring Boot

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Website Navigation

Lecture 3: Picking Options for Our App

Lecture 4: Unpacking and Importing the Bundled App into Our IDE

Lecture 5: Creating a JPA Entity to Represent an Image

Lecture 6: Creating a Repository Interface for the Image Domain Object

Lecture 7: Creating a Service to Store Images

Lecture 8: Creating a Spring MVC Controller to Handle Incoming Requests

Lecture 9: Handling Images with cURL

Lecture 10: Building a Web Template to Fetch Images

Lecture 11: Including Basic CSS to Show Thumbnails

Lecture 12: Adding a Form to Upload an Image

Lecture 13: Adding a Delete Button for Each Image

Lecture 14: Adding Page Navigation and Tuning File Upload Limits

Lecture 15: Touring the Management Endpoints

Lecture 16: Exploring the Auto-configuration Report

Lecture 17: Creating a Custom Metric

Lecture 18: Creating a Custom Health Stat

Lecture 19: Creating Custom App Information

Lecture 20: Exploring Hot Swapping of Code and De-caching Templates

Lecture 21: Developing Remotely in a Target Environment with Your Local IDE

Lecture 22: Debugging a Remote App with DevTools

Lecture 23: Turning Your App into an Executable Unix/Linux Service

Lecture 24: Touring the Remote Shell

Lecture 25: Creating Custom Commands

Lecture 26: Configuring WebSocket Support on the Server Side

Lecture 27: Defining Events for Image Creation and Deletion

Lecture 28: Adding WebSocket and SockJS Modules to the Frontend

Lecture 29: Registering WebSocket Message Handlers

Lecture 30: Securing Our Site with a Simple Policy

Lecture 31: Creating an In-memory Set of Users with Roles

Lecture 32: Adding User Data to the Domain Model

Lecture 33: Linking User Session with Image before Storing

Lecture 34: Adding URL-based Security Controls

Lecture 35: Applying Method-level Security Controls

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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3 stars: 7 votes

4 stars: 11 votes

5 stars: 14 votes

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