Go Full Stack- Java, Spring Boot, Angular Typescript

Go Full Stack: Java, Spring Boot, Angular & Typescript, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 75 lectures, based on 76 reviews, and has 426 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a Full Stack Application that will manage users Understand how to structure a Spring Boot Application in different modules Learn to code by creating an application in a step-by-step manner Get an introduction to Spring Data JPA Analyse Spring Security concepts Implement custom Spring Security authentication mechanism Build both back-end and front-end projects in one course Work with Angular Learn to work with MDBootstrap framework (for building the UI project) Get to work with Typescript – superset of Javascript Create a graphical user interface using Java Swing Define several Swing related components and understand how to work with them Learn to build desktop apps in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Students that want to build a fully functional full stack application or Any person that has a passion for programming It is particularly useful for Students that want to build a fully functional full stack application or Any person that has a passion for programming.

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Summary

Title: Go Full Stack: Java, Spring Boot, Angular & Typescript

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a Full Stack Application that will manage users

Understand how to structure a Spring Boot Application in different modules

Learn to code by creating an application in a step-by-step manner

Get an introduction to Spring Data JPA

Analyse Spring Security concepts

Implement custom Spring Security authentication mechanism

Build both back-end and front-end projects in one course

Work with Angular

Learn to work with MDBootstrap framework (for building the UI project)

Get to work with Typescript – superset of Javascript

Create a graphical user interface using Java Swing

Define several Swing related components and understand how to work with them

Learn to build desktop apps in Java

Who Should Attend

Students that want to build a fully functional full stack application

Any person that has a passion for programming

Target Audiences

Students that want to build a fully functional full stack application

Any person that has a passion for programming

Hello there,

As part of this course you will build 2 big complete systemsas from scratch (entire flow presented) – as a step-by-step guide

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System 1: Full Stack (back-end to front-end) REST based app – Spring Boot, Angular

Course structure:

Section 1:

short introduction about me

detailed explanation of the prerequisites for this course (Java JDK 1.8, Maven, Spring Tool Suite, Postman)

Section 2:

create the initial project structure for a Spring Boot RESTful Java Application

will learn how to include dependencies under our Maven based project

understand the correct way to structure an application based on its components

create a REST API to handle 5 main operations (CREATE, READ, UPDATE, SEARCH, DELETE) by working with User as the conceptual resource

work with Postman in order to create collection and invoke REST APIs

Section 3:

offers an introduction to Spring Data JPAand H2 In Memory Database support

will learn how to migrate a simple User model class to an Entity concept that will be handled by H2 Database

understand the step-by-step process to migrate all operations for the the User RESTful resource to Spring Data JPA storage

learn the correct way to refactor code in stages

Section 4:

introduces Spring Security basic concepts

add a custom Spring Securityimplementation to handle basic authentication and access to resources

learn how to encode passwords in Spring Boot

introduce Spring Data JPA pagination support for Find All UsersAPI

implement a mechanism to provide an alternative search for Find Userbased on specific criteria

Migrate from H2 In Memory Database to MySQL Database

Move application to run under Docker environment

Section 5:

create an Angular 10 based application as the front-end section for our course

transform the course to a Full Stack application

implement Authorization Mechanism

include Login and Users components

add support of working with Angular Guards

include different UI components as part of integrating MDBootstrap UI framework

create Angularservices and main infrastructure of communicating with the Spring Boot back-end application

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System 2: Build a fully functional contact form (back-end to front-end) + GMAIL integration

Course structure:

Even if you are new to this topic, or have some experience in the vast Web Development world, I will guide you on this step by step process of building this system.

Sowhat will we build?

We will create a complete and responsive contact form that will be capable of sending emails by using the GMAIL service integration support

What technologies/frameworks will we use for Front-end integration?

We will useAngular 10, Typescript and MDBootstrap Framework

What technologies/frameworks will we use for the Back-end integration?

Will work withSpring Boot, Spring Boot Mail Integration, and configure a testing GMAIL account that we can use for testing

What is the outcome of following this class you might ask?

You will understand the basic principles of working on aFull Stack Web Application(understand how the communication is made between a front-end app to a back-end server) – by following a real working example ->Building a contact form for a website

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Bonus:

Added a new section related to Java Collections Framework – Fast Interview Preparation

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Enjoy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: REST Architecture Principles

Lecture 3: Install Java JDK

Lecture 4: Setup Maven

Lecture 5: Configure Spring Tool Suite IDE

Lecture 6: Install Postman

Chapter 2: [Back-end REST API] – Create a Spring Boot RESTful Java application

Lecture 1: Create a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer

Lecture 2: Add spring-boot-starter-web dependency

Lecture 3: Create initial package structure

Lecture 4: Initial implementation for Find All Users API

Lecture 5: Create random list of users

Lecture 6: Use Postman to invoke Find All Users API

Lecture 7: Initial implementation for Find User By Id API

Lecture 8: Introduce ResponseEntity

Lecture 9: Implement Add User API

Lecture 10: Create the Delete User API

Lecture 11: Implement Update User API

Chapter 3: Introduction to Spring Data JPA

Lecture 1: Introduce Spring Data JPA and H2 Database

Lecture 2: Update User model class to an entity

Lecture 3: Change Find All Users API

Lecture 4: Modify Add User API

Lecture 5: Improve Delete User API

Lecture 6: Modify Find User By Id API

Lecture 7: Improve Update User API

Lecture 8: Create mechanism to store users in database on application startup

Chapter 4: Spring Security basics and bonus features

Lecture 1: Introduce Spring Boot Starter Security

Lecture 2: Implement customizable basic security

Lecture 3: Add PasswordEncoder mechanism

Lecture 4: Add username and password fields to our User model class

Lecture 5: Encode passwords for users created on application startup

Lecture 6: Encode passwords for users created under Add and Update User APIs

Lecture 7: Introduce pagination for Find All Users API

Lecture 8: Implement custom search for an user, based on different criteria

Lecture 9: Migrate from H2 In Memory Database to MySQL Database

Lecture 10: Run under Docker Environment

Lecture 11: Prepare the server for UI interaction

Lecture 12: Source code of the back-end application

Chapter 5: Front-End REST API – Angular 10, MDBootstrap and Typescript

Lecture 1: Install Node.js

Lecture 2: Configure Angular CLI

Lecture 3: Setup Visual Studio Code IDE

Lecture 4: Create and configure the Angular project

Lecture 5: Implement an authentication mechanism

Lecture 6: Add Login Component

Lecture 7: Find All Users UI Components

Lecture 8: Adding main UI cards

Lecture 9: Add new user support

Lecture 10: Find User By Id

Lecture 11: Implement a filter process

Lecture 12: Find By Criteria

Lecture 13: Support for editing and deleting users

Lecture 14: Delete User in UI

Lecture 15: Update existing user

Lecture 16: Source code of the front-end application

Chapter 6: [Bonus] Build a contact form [back-end to front-end] with GMAIL integration

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup Angular Project

Lecture 3: Configure MDBootstrap

Lecture 4: Generate Contact Component

Lecture 5: Typescript Business Logic

Lecture 6: Build the HTML form

Lecture 7: Setup Spring Boot Server

Lecture 8: Create Email Infrastructure

Lecture 9: GMAIL Security

Lecture 10: Create the Email Service

Lecture 11: Add CORS Filtering

Lecture 12: Small updates and final test

Lecture 13: Source Code for bonus section

Chapter 7: Bonus – Java Collections – Fast Interview Preparation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Collection<E> interface

Lecture 3: List<E> interface and implementations

Lecture 4: List<E> examples

Lecture 5: Set<E> interface and implementations

Lecture 6: Set<E> examples

Lecture 7: Map<K, V> interface and implementations

Lecture 8: Map<K, V> examples

Chapter 8: Final words

Lecture 1: Thank you

Instructors

Alexandru Rosu
Senior Java Developer

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4 stars: 21 votes

5 stars: 37 votes

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