Full Stack Java Web Development - Jmix in Action

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You will learn about How to build full-stack web applications with Java and Jmix Effectively use Jmix Studio and its visual tools to streamline creating data model, DDL and DB migration scripts, UI views, and business logic Get familiar with several open-source Java technologies that build the foundation of Jmix platform: Spring, Vaadin, JPA, Liquibase Application security and deployment basics This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner developers willing to create a real web application and learn the underlying concepts or Experienced developers researching new tools to boost productivity or Anyone looking to create a web application built against open-source technologies It is particularly useful for Beginner developers willing to create a real web application and learn the underlying concepts or Experienced developers researching new tools to boost productivity or Anyone looking to create a web application built against open-source technologies.

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Summary

Title: Full Stack Java Web Development | Jmix in Action

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.59

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to build full-stack web applications with Java and Jmix

Effectively use Jmix Studio and its visual tools to streamline creating data model, DDL and DB migration scripts, UI views, and business logic

Get familiar with several open-source Java technologies that build the foundation of Jmix platform: Spring, Vaadin, JPA, Liquibase

Application security and deployment basics

Who Should Attend

Beginner developers willing to create a real web application and learn the underlying concepts

Experienced developers researching new tools to boost productivity

Anyone looking to create a web application built against open-source technologies

Target Audiences

Beginner developers willing to create a real web application and learn the underlying concepts

Experienced developers researching new tools to boost productivity

Anyone looking to create a web application built against open-source technologies

Welcome to this short yet comprehensive course on building applications with Jmix!

Jmix is an open-source platform for creating full-stack web applications in Java or Kotlin. It helps developers quickly and efficiently build various types of applications: from basic CRUD applications for internal use to highly specialized systems classified as ERP, CRM, EAM, SCM, WMS, ECM, ERM, HRM.

If you are a beginner developer, then this course is right for you. If you have some previous experience with Java or software development in general, then you might find some of the topics to be familiar and it’ll be easier for you to get into it. That’s because Jmix developers work with popular frameworks such as Spring Boot and Vaadin and write code in IntelliJ IDEA. Jmix augments this with visual tools, code generation and high-level API for numerous tasks.

This course focuses on practical skills – it introduces you to Jmix through building a simple full-stack web application from creating a project to deployment. Topics covered:

data model

database settings

web UI

visual components library

file storage

security subsystem

user roles

deployment tools

Although the course is meant to be practical, feel free to just watch the course materials or browse through the course and only watch the topics your are most interested in.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: How this course is organized?

Lecture 3: Training Project Overview

Lecture 4: About Jmix

Lecture 5: Installing Jmix

Lecture 6: Starting a Project

Lecture 7: Running Application

Lecture 8: Hot Deploy feature

Chapter 2: Data Model

Lecture 1: Data Store & Data Model

Lecture 2: JPA Entity

Lecture 3: Relationships between entitites: Association

Lecture 4: Relationships between entitites: Composition

Lecture 5: DTO Entity

Lecture 6: Enumeration

Lecture 7: Assignment 1: Build data model

Chapter 3: User Interface

Lecture 1: User Inteface

Lecture 2: Creating Views with Studio

Lecture 3: Fetch Plans

Lecture 4: Adjusting Existing Fetch Plan

Lecture 5: Visual Components Library

Lecture 6: Jmix UI Samples

Lecture 7: Creating a View from Scratch

Lecture 8: Dialog Mode

Lecture 9: Events Handling

Lecture 10: Assignment 2: Create remaining user interface

Chapter 4: Working with Data

Lecture 1: Data Access

Lecture 2: Methods for loading entities

Lecture 3: JPQL Language

Lecture 4: What are we doing next?

Lecture 5: Prerequisites: Project Statistics

Lecture 6: Project Statistics View. Part I

Lecture 7: Project Statistics View. Part II

Chapter 5: Working with Files

Lecture 1: Working with Files

Lecture 2: Components for displaying files

Lecture 3: Components for uploading files

Lecture 4: Prerequisites: Load Files to Database

Lecture 5: Load Files to Database

Lecture 6: Prerequisites: Load Files to File Storage

Lecture 7: Load Files to File Storage

Chapter 6: Security Subsystem

Lecture 1: Security Overview

Lecture 2: User

Lecture 3: Current Authentication

Lecture 4: User Roles Overview

Lecture 5: User roles: Resource Role

Lecture 6: User roles: Row-level Role

Lecture 7: Built-in roles. UI minimal access

Lecture 8: Role Granularity

Lecture 9: Creating Resource Role

Lecture 10: Creating Row-level Role. Predicate Policy

Lecture 11: Creating Row-level Role. JPQL Policy

Lecture 12: Combining Roles

Lecture 13: Complete your security role model

Chapter 7: Deployment

Lecture 1: Prerequisite: External Database

Lecture 2: Creating and Running JAR file

Lecture 3: Creating and Running WAR file

Lecture 4: Externalizing Application Properties

Lecture 5: Application Profiles: Mapping properties

Lecture 6: Application Profiles: Mapping Spring beans

Lecture 7: Application Profiles: Practice

Lecture 8: Prerequisite: Docker Setup

Lecture 9: Creating Docker Image

Chapter 8: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Jmix Team
Open-source platform for rapid application development

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