Go Java Full Stack With Spring Boot and Vue JS (Inc. Vuex)

Go Java Full Stack With Spring Boot and Vue JS (Inc. Vuex), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 108 lectures, based on 57 reviews, and has 296 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Go Java Full Stack With Spring Boot and Vue JS (Inc. Vuex)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Full Stack development with Spring Boot and Vue JS

Vue Router

Vuex State Management Service

Spring Boot Model View Controller Architecture

Font-Awesome usage in vue js

Who Should Attend

All curious developers about VueJS and Spring Boot

Target Audiences

All curious developers about VueJS and Spring Boot

In this course, we will create a new project like online-technology-shopping.

When I say online-technology-shopping application, we can think of it like that we will have a device-list page. Somehow users or customers will see these device-lists and they can buy one of them. Of course, at the end of it, this purchase will be stored and displayed later.

And we will implement this project using Spring Boot, VueJS, and PostgreSQL.

In our project, we will implement CRUD operations. These CRUD operations will be for users and devices. We will use users for user sign-in, sign-up and authorization operations. And we will use the devices for creating, editing, deleting device operations.

These CRUD operations will be requested from VueJS. So on the backend, we will create an infrastructure for these CRUD operations and on the frontend, we will serve them with the user interface.

Our project goes on with User and device operations.

Our main operations will be user login, register, book-list, create-device, delete-device etc.

Also, we will go on with the role based application. So we will use different roles like “Admin”, “User”. Then we will provide different authorizations to these users according to the role.

And this all things will be provided with a secure way in both Device and Spring Boot.

We will have two main components to implement our project.

These are server side and client side.

In Server Side:

Of course here, our main library will be Spring-boot. We will implement the whole infrastructure on the backend with the Spring boot. It will provide easy and fast configuration to us.

We will implement the Model view controller architecture on our project.

Spring-security will be one of the main topics in our application. Also, we will use JWT to provide security.

In Spring Boot, Data will be presented to the client as an API call so Spring Rest Controller will be used to handle it.

We will use PostgreSQL as Database. We can use other databases also but at the end of it we will deploy our codes to Heroku. Postgresql can be used on Heroku for free so we chose that.

We will also use Object Relational Mapping with Java Persistence API and Hibernate.

You know, We can map our database tables to objects with hibernate.

We will use JPA Repository and Crud Repository in Spring Boot.

So these repository templates will handle common database operations like save, update, find, delete.

With Spring Boot, we will also use the Lombok library to clear code.

You know that we don’t want to implement getter, setter, equals and hashcode. So we can escape it using Lombok @Data or @Value annotation.

We will use Maven To handle all dependencies on the server side. Actually, here we can also use Gradle. Gradle provides better performance than maven but Maven is the most common one. So we’ll go on with maven.

For our all services, we will create cloud deployment with Heroku. Heroku is an amazing free framework. We can deploy our spring-boot projects with some configuration over github easily. So At the end of the course, we will have an application on production and we will have a code on github that is accessible by everyone.

That’s all about Server side.

Let’s talk about Client Side.

We will create a vueJS application on the client side and it will provide a cool user-interface. So we will create some pages like home-page, admin dashboard, login page and register-page. Then we will assign the server apis to these pages and we will consume and produce the data from the user-interface easily and user friendly.

At the end of it, we will build it and we will serve it to heroku also. So at the end of the course, we will have a live application on production.

Last but not least, we will implement security and authorization on VueJS also. We will work with different roles and according to these roles, we will implement unauthorized and not-found pages on the user interface also.

We will see the details of them one by one.

For now, that’s all.

Thank you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – Architecture Of All System

Lecture 2: What do We Try to Do in This Course?

Chapter 2: Setting Up Development Environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java 11+

Lecture 2: Download and Install Intellij

Lecture 3: Download and Install PostgreSQL

Lecture 4: Download and Install Git

Lecture 5: Download and Install Lombok on Intellij – Pre Intellij 2021

Lecture 6: Download and Install Postman

Chapter 3: Overview for Basic Frameworks and Tools

Lecture 1: Spring Boot Overview – Annotations, Beans, Configuration

Lecture 2: Rest API Overview – Http Methods

Lecture 3: SQL Overview – Basic CRUD Operations

Lecture 4: Lombok Overview – Getter, Setter, Constructors

Lecture 5: Git Overview – Git vs Github

Chapter 4: Restful Web Services – Overview

Lecture 1: @RequestParam Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 2: @PathVariable Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 3: @RequestBody Annotation and How does it work?

Chapter 5: Spring Boot – Backend – Server Side

Lecture 1: Source Code for the Backend

Lecture 2: Overview – Architecture of Backend Project

Lecture 3: Create Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Create Database on PostgreSQL with PgAdmin

Lecture 5: Configure Database Properties on Application Properties

Lecture 6: Entity Diagram

Lecture 7: Implement The User Entity Model Class

Lecture 8: Do you want to learn more about ID Generated Strategies? – Optional

Lecture 9: Implement The Device Entity Model Class

Lecture 10: Hibernate Overview

Lecture 11: Implement The Purchase Entity Model Class

Lecture 12: Implement the User Repository Class with JPA CRUD Repository

Lecture 13: Implement the Device Repository Class with JPA CRUD Repository

Lecture 14: Implement the Purchase Repository Class with JPA CRUD Repository + Projections

Lecture 15: Implement the User Service Class – Business Layer

Lecture 16: Implement the Device Service Class – Business Layer

Lecture 17: Implement the Purchase Service Class – Business Layer

Chapter 6: Overview for Spring Security – Optional

Lecture 1: What is Authentication?

Lecture 2: What is Authorization?

Lecture 3: How does Spring Security handle Authentication and Authorization?

Chapter 7: Security Implementation

Lecture 1: Load User by Username – User Details Service

Lecture 2: Configure Security – Authentication Manager and HttpSecurity

Lecture 3: Circular Reference Error – Spring Boot 2.6+

Chapter 8: JWT Implementation

Lecture 1: JWT Overview and Install JWT Libraries

Lecture 2: JWT Helper Methods – Token Generation, Validation

Lecture 3: Implement JWT Authentication Filter

Chapter 9: Implement User Log In and User Sign Up

Lecture 1: Authenticate User with Authentication Manager – Service

Lecture 2: Response Entity Overview

Lecture 3: Create Endpoints for User Log In and User Sign Up – Controller

Chapter 10: Other Endpoints – Rest Controller

Lecture 1: Implement Device Controller – Rest Controller

Lecture 2: Implement Purchase Controller – Rest Controller

Lecture 3: Implement User Controller – Rest Controller

Chapter 11: Test Spring Boot Application

Lecture 1: Postman Overview

Lecture 2: Test the Endpoints with Postman

Chapter 12: Multiple Spring Profiles – Development, Production

Lecture 1: Create Spring Profiles for Development and Production

Chapter 13: Cloud Deployment – Heroku

Lecture 1: Heroku Overview

Lecture 2: Heroku Configuration – Procfile, app.json

Lecture 3: Github Commitment

Lecture 4: Deploy to Heroku

Lecture 5: Test Project with the Heroku URL

Chapter 14: Setting Up Development Environment For Client Side

Lecture 1: Install NodeJS

Lecture 2: Install Vue CLI

Lecture 3: Javascript Overview

Lecture 4: Vue Overview

Chapter 15: Client Side (Frontend) and Server Side Integration (Backend)

Lecture 1: Integration – How can we reach to Backend on the Frontend?

Chapter 16: Client Side Implementation

Lecture 1: Source Code for the Frontend

Lecture 2: Overview – Architecture of Frontend Project

Lecture 3: Create Vue Project With Vue CLI

Lecture 4: Getting Start to Vue Project – How Vue works?

Lecture 5: Configuration (BootStrap, jQuery, Font-Awesome)

Lecture 6: Create Page Templates – OptionsAPI, CompositionAPI

Lecture 7: Implement Router Module

Lecture 8: Implement Error Pages – Not-Found and Unauthorized Pages

Chapter 17: Structured Data – Javascript Models

Lecture 1: Implement User Model JavaScript Class

Lecture 2: Implement Device Model JavaScript Class

Lecture 3: Implement Purchase Model JavaScript Class

Chapter 18: Services – Dependency Injection

Lecture 1: Authentication Service Implementation – Sign-in, Sign-out, Sign-up

Chapter 19: Vuex – Store Management Service

Lecture 1: Vuex Overview

Lecture 2: Vuex Implementation

Chapter 20: SignIn and SignUp Forms

Lecture 1: Implement Register Page Component – Part1

Lecture 2: Implement Register Page Html Part2 – Create Page Template

Lecture 3: Implement Register Page Html Part3 – FormControl, FormGroup

Lecture 4: Implement Login Page

Lecture 5: Navigation Bar With Bootstrap – App Component

Instructors

Senol Atac
Software Architect

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1 stars: 3 votes

2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 6 votes

4 stars: 10 votes

5 stars: 35 votes

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