Learn Spring Boot 3 in 100 Steps No 1 Java Framework

Learn Spring Boot 3 in 100 Steps – No 1 Java Framework, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 328 lectures, based on 16240 reviews, and has 103897 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Spring Boot 3 – LATEST version of Spring Boot Framework Build Web Application and REST API with Spring Boot Learn MAGIC of Spring Boot – Auto Configuration, Spring Initializr and Starter Projects Connect to a Database using JPA/Hibernate and Spring Boot You will learn to write great Unit and Integration tests using Spring Boot Starter Test Spring Boot STARTER Projects – Spring Boot Web, Spring Boot Test, Spring Boot Data JPA, Spring Boot Data REST You will understand how to make BEST USE of Spring Boot Actuator and Spring Boot Developer Tools You will learn how to externalise application configuration using Spring Boot Profiles and Dynamic Configuration You will understand and use the embedded servlet container options provided by Spring Boot – Tomcat, Jetty and Undertow You will understand the basics of developing a Web Application – POST, GET, HTTP, MVC Pattern You will understand the basics of styling your web page using Bootstrap framework This course is ideal for individuals who are You would like to understand the magic of Spring Boot or You are looking forward to develop you first RESTful API with Spring Boot or You are looking forward to develop you first Web Application with Spring MVC and Spring Boot or You are a experienced developer new to Spring Boot and want to discover what the hype is about It is particularly useful for You would like to understand the magic of Spring Boot or You are looking forward to develop you first RESTful API with Spring Boot or You are looking forward to develop you first Web Application with Spring MVC and Spring Boot or You are a experienced developer new to Spring Boot and want to discover what the hype is about.

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Summary

Title: Learn Spring Boot 3 in 100 Steps – No 1 Java Framework

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.62

Number of Lectures: 328

Number of Published Lectures: 193

Number of Curriculum Items: 328

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 193

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn Spring Boot 3 – LATEST version of Spring Boot Framework

Build Web Application and REST API with Spring Boot

Learn MAGIC of Spring Boot – Auto Configuration, Spring Initializr and Starter Projects

Connect to a Database using JPA/Hibernate and Spring Boot

You will learn to write great Unit and Integration tests using Spring Boot Starter Test

Spring Boot STARTER Projects – Spring Boot Web, Spring Boot Test, Spring Boot Data JPA, Spring Boot Data REST

You will understand how to make BEST USE of Spring Boot Actuator and Spring Boot Developer Tools

You will learn how to externalise application configuration using Spring Boot Profiles and Dynamic Configuration

You will understand and use the embedded servlet container options provided by Spring Boot – Tomcat, Jetty and Undertow

You will understand the basics of developing a Web Application – POST, GET, HTTP, MVC Pattern

You will understand the basics of styling your web page using Bootstrap framework

Who Should Attend

You would like to understand the magic of Spring Boot

You are looking forward to develop you first RESTful API with Spring Boot

You are looking forward to develop you first Web Application with Spring MVC and Spring Boot

You are a experienced developer new to Spring Boot and want to discover what the hype is about

Target Audiences

You would like to understand the magic of Spring Boot

You are looking forward to develop you first RESTful API with Spring Boot

You are looking forward to develop you first Web Application with Spring MVC and Spring Boot

You are a experienced developer new to Spring Boot and want to discover what the hype is about

UPDATE:  Complete course re-recorded with Spring Boot 3! YEAH!

Spring Boot is the No 1 Java Framework for Building Microservices and REST API.

Do you want to Learn the Magic of Spring Boot – Auto Configuration, Spring Initializr and Starter Projects? 

Do you want to build an Awesome Web Application connecting to a Database with JPA/Hibernate using SpringBoot? 

Do you want to build a Basic REST API using Spring Boot?

Look No Further!

WHAT OUR LEARNERS ARE SAYING:

5 STARS – This course was perfect not only for beginners but for experienced engineerssuch as myself trying to get up to speed on spring boot quickly. Thank you so much for the great material! Looking forward to taking another course from udemy and in28minutes!

5 STARS –One of thebest Spring Boot course!

5 STARS –I found this course to be very thorough.Good balance of theory and hands-on coding. Every important aspect of Spring Boot is demonstrated by way of useful, almostproduction grade coding exercises, unit and integration testing. This course haseverything you would require to get up and running as spring boot developer. I liked this course andrecommend highly to anyone interested in learning about Spring Boot.

5 STARS –This is the one of thebest spring boot courses I have enrolled. Ranga Karan explains each and every bit and shows practically. I would recommend to anyone who wants to learn spring boot

5 STARS –Great instructor!!

5 STARS –I’m a beginner to Spring Boot framework, and I find this tutorial absolutely awesome! The instructor’s lecture is crystal clear! Thanks for providing this tutorial!!!

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Spring Boot has a lot of magic going for it. Developing REST Services with Spring Boot is cool and fun. Spring Boot makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications that you can “just run”. Most Spring Boot applications need very little Spring configuration.

This course is now updated with new sections. Updated with Spring Boot 2 and Spring 5. 

In this course, you will learn the features of Spring Boot and Spring Boot Starter Projects with hands-on step by step approach developing:

1. Basic Todo Management Java Application using Spring Boot with Login and Logout functionalities

2. Basic REST Service to manage Survey Questionnaire 

You will get introduced to REST Services, Spring Security (Authentication and Authorization), Maven (dependencies management), Eclipse (IDE) and Tomcat Embedded Web Server. We will help you set up each one of these.

You will learn about Spring Boot step by step – in more than 100 steps. This course would be a perfect first step as an introduction to Spring Boot.

You will learn about

Basics of Spring Boot

Basics of Auto Configuration and Spring Boot Magic

Spring Boot Starter Projects

Spring Initializr

Basic REST Services using Spring Boot Starter Web

REST Service Content Negotiation with JSON and XML

Embedded servlet containers : Tomcat, Jetty and Undertow

Writing Unit and Integration tests using Spring Boot Starter Test

Profiles and Dynamic Configuration with Spring Boot

Spring Boot Data JPA

Spring Boot Actuator

Spring Security

Spring Boot Developer Tools

Here is a quick overview of different sections of the course:

Introduction to the Power of Spring Boot in 10 Steps

Develop a Todo Management Web Application with Spring Boot in 25 Steps

Introduction to Unit Testing with JUnit in 5 Steps

Introduction to Mocking with Mockito in 5 Steps

Advanced Features of Spring Boot in 28 Steps – We learn these developing a simple API for managing survey questionnaire.

Introduction to JPA in 10 Steps

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

Web Application with Spring Boot

Step 01 – Creating Spring Boot Web Application with Spring Initializr

Step 02 – Quick overview of Spring Boot Project

Step 03 – First Spring MVC Controller, @ResponseBody, @Controller

Step 04 – Enhancing Spring MVC Controller to provide HTML response

Step 05 – Redirect to a JSP using Spring Boot – Controller, @ResponseBody and View Resolver

Step 06 – Exercise – Creating LoginController and login view

Step 07 – Quick Overview – How does web work – Request and Response

Step 08 – Capturing QueryParams using RequestParam and First Look at Model

Step 09 – Quick Overview – Importance of Logging with Spring Boot

Step 10 – Understanding DispatcherServlet, Model 1, Model 2 and Front Controller

Step 11 – Creating a Login Form

Step 12 – Displaying Login Credentials in a JSP using Model

Step 13 – Add hard-coded validation of userid and password

Step 14 – Getting started with Todo Features – Creating Todo and TodoService

Step 15 – Creating first version of List Todos Page

Step 16 – Understanding Session vs Model vs Request – @SessionAttributes

Step 17 – Adding JSTL to Spring Boot Project and Showing Todos in a Table

Step 18 – Adding Bootstrap CSS framework to Spring Boot Project using webjars

Step 19 – Formatting JSP pages with Bootstrap CSS framework

Step 20 – Lets Add a New Todo – Create a new View

Step 21 – Enhancing TodoService to add the todo

Step 22 – Adding Validations using Spring Boot Starter Validation

Step 23 – Using Command Beans to implement New Todo Page Validations

Step 24 – Implementing Delete Todo Feature – New View

Step 25 – Implementing Update Todo – 1 – Show Update Todo Page

Step 26 – Implementing Update Todo – 1 – Save changes to Todo

Step 27 – Adding Target Date Field to Todo Page

Step 28 – Adding a Navigation Bar and Implementing JSP Fragments

Step 29 – Preparing for Spring Security

Step 30 – Setting up Spring Security with Spring Boot Starter Security

Step 31 – Configuring Spring Security with Custom User and Password Encoder

Step 32 – Refactoring and Removing Hardcoding of User Id

Step 33 – Setting up a New User for Todo Application

Step 34 – Adding Spring Boot Starter Data JPA and Getting H2 database ready

Step 35 – Configuring Spring Security to Get H2-console Working

Step 36 – Making Todo an Entity and Population Todo Data into H2

Step 37 – Creating TodoRepository and Connecting List Todos page from H2 database

Step 38 – Connecting All Todo App Features to H2 Database

Step 39 – OPTIONAL – Overview of Connecting Todo App to MySQL database

Step 40 – OPTIONAL – Installing Docker

Step 41 – OPTIONAL – Connecting Todo App to MySQL database

Spring Boot Deep Dive With a Small API

Step 01 – Quick Introduction to REST – Understand Resource and Actions

Step 02 – Creating Spring Boot Project for REST with Maven and Eclipse

Step 03 – Creating your first Spring Boot Resource – Hello World

Step 04 – Creating a Second Spring Boot Resource Method – Hello World Bean

Step 05 – Exploring Path Params and Path Variables with Spring Boot

Step 06 – Getting Ready for Survey Questionnaire REST API

Step 07 – Creating First Survey Spring Boot REST API – GET all surveys

Step 08 – Creating Second Survey Spring Boot REST API Method – GET a survey

Step 09 – Exploring REST API Best Practices – Request Methods and Response Status

Step 10 – Exercise – Creating Survey Question related Spring Boot REST API Methods

Step 11 – Creating Spring Boot REST API to create Survey Question – POST

Step 12 – Improving POST Method – Status CREATED and Location Header

Step 13 – Implementing Spring Boot REST API Method to DELETE a Question

Step 14 – Implementing Spring Boot REST Method to Update a Question – PUT

Step 15 – Setting up Spring Boot Data JPA with H2 Database and User Entity

Step 16 – Exploring Spring Boot Data JPA using Command Line Runner

Step 17 – Creating User REST API with Spring Boot Starter Rest

Step 18 – Writing Your First Spring Boot Integration Test

Step 19 – Writing Asserts for JSON in Spring Boot Tests – JsonAssert

Step 20 – Improving JUnit Asserts for Spring Boot Integration Test

Step 21 – Writing Spring Boot Integration Test for GET method returning List

Step 22 – Writing Spring Boot Integration Test for POST method creating a Question

Step 23 – Understanding JUnit Best Practice – Have ZERO Side Effects

Step 24 – Writing Your First Spring Boot Mock MVC Unit Test

Step 25 – Improving Asserts for Spring Boot Mock MVC Unit Test

Step 26 – Writing Spring Boot Mock MVC Unit Test for POST Method

Step 27 – Getting Started with Spring Boot Starter Security

Step 28 – Configuring Spring Security for Spring Boot REST API

Step 29 – Fixing Spring Boot Unit and Integration Tests

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Spring Boot Master Class – Course Preview

Lecture 2: Spring Boot Master Class – Course Downloads

Lecture 3: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 4: Spring Boot Master Class – Installing Java and Eclipse

Lecture 5: DO NOT SKIP – Join Our Learning Community

Chapter 2: Introduction to Spring Boot in 10 Steps – V2

Lecture 1: DO NOT SKIP – NEW To Spring Framework?

Lecture 2: Step 01 – Getting Started with Spring Boot – Goals

Lecture 3: Step 02 – Understanding the World Before Spring Boot – 10000 Feet Overview

Lecture 4: Maximizing Learning Efficiency with Playback Speed

Lecture 5: Step 03 – Setting up New Spring Boot Project with Spring Initializr

Lecture 6: Step 04 – Build a Hello World API with Spring Boot

Lecture 7: Step 05 – Understanding the Goal of Spring Boot

Lecture 8: Step 06 – Understanding Spring Boot Magic – Spring Boot Starter Projects

Lecture 9: Step 07 – Understanding Spring Boot Magic – Auto Configuration

Lecture 10: Step 08 – Build Faster with Spring Boot DevTools

Lecture 11: Step 09 – Get Production Ready with Spring Boot – 1 – Profiles

Lecture 12: About Your Instructor

Lecture 13: Step 10 – Get Production Ready with Spring Boot – 2 – ConfigurationProperties

Lecture 14: Step 11 – Get Production Ready with Spring Boot – 3 – Embedded Servers

Lecture 15: Step 12 – Get Production Ready with Spring Boot – 4 – Actuator

Lecture 16: Step 13 – Understanding Spring Boot vs Spring vs Spring MVC

Lecture 17: Step 14 – Getting Started with Spring Boot – Review

Lecture 18: Do You Want to Help Us?

Lecture 19: How to remember things for long time

Chapter 3: Web Application with Spring Boot – V2

Lecture 1: Step 00 – Introduction to Building Web App with Spring Boot

Lecture 2: CODE BACKUP FILES and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Reference

Lecture 3: Step 01 – Creating Spring Boot Web Application with Spring Initializr

Lecture 4: Step 02 – Quick overview of Spring Boot Project

Lecture 5: Step 03 – First Spring MVC Controller, @ResponseBody, @Controller

Lecture 6: Step 04 – 01 – Enhancing Spring MVC Controller to provide HTML response

Lecture 7: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 8: Step 04 – 02 – Exploring Step By Step Coding and Debugging Guide

Lecture 9: DO NOT SKIP: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 10: Step 05 – Redirect to a JSP using Spring Boot – Controller, @ResponseBody and Vi

Lecture 11: Step 06 – Exercise – Creating LoginController and login view

Lecture 12: Step 07 – Quick Overview – How does web work – Request and Response

Lecture 13: Step 08 – Capturing QueryParams using RequestParam and First Look at Model

Lecture 14: Step 09 – Quick Overview – Importance of Logging with Spring Boot

Lecture 15: Step 10 – Understanding DispatcherServlet, Model 1, Model 2 and Front Controller

Lecture 16: Understanding Importance of Deep Work

Lecture 17: Step 11 – Creating a Login Form

Lecture 18: Step 12 – Displaying Login Credentials in a JSP using Model

Lecture 19: Step 13 – Add hard coded validation of userid and password

Lecture 20: Step 14 – Getting started with Todo Features – Creating Todo and TodoService

Lecture 21: Step 15 – Creating first version of List Todos Page

Lecture 22: Step 16 – Understanding Session vs Model vs Request – @SessionAttributes

Lecture 23: Course Update: Spring Boot 3.2.x JSTL Change

Lecture 24: Step 17 – Adding JSTL to Spring Boot Project and Showing Todos in a Table

Lecture 25: Step 18 – Adding Bootstrap CSS framework to Spring Boot Project using webjars

Lecture 26: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 27: Step 19 – Formatting JSP pages with Bootstrap CSS framework

Lecture 28: Step 20 – Lets Add a New Todo – Create a new View

Lecture 29: How to stay relevant

Lecture 30: Step 21 – Enhancing TodoService to add the todo

Lecture 31: Step 22 – Adding Validations using Spring Boot Starter Validation

Lecture 32: Step 23 – Using Command Beans to implement New Todo Page Validations

Lecture 33: Step 24 – Implementing Delete Todo Feature – New View

Lecture 34: Step 25 – Implementing Update Todo – 1 – Show Update Todo Page

Lecture 35: Step 26 – Implementing Update Todo – 1 – Save changes to Todo

Lecture 36: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 37: Step 27 – Adding Target Date Field to Todo Page

Lecture 38: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 39: Step 28 – Adding a Navigation Bar and Implementing JSP Fragments

Lecture 40: Step 29 – Preparing for Spring Security

Lecture 41: Step 30 – Setting up Spring Security with Spring Boot Starter Security

Lecture 42: Step 31 – Configuring Spring Security with Custom User and Password Encoder

Lecture 43: Step 32 – Refactoring and Removing Hardcoding of User Id

Lecture 44: Step 33 – Setting up a New User for Todo Application

Lecture 45: DO NOT SKIP – New to JPA and Hibernate?

Lecture 46: Step 34 – Adding Spring Boot Starter Data JPA and Getting H2 database ready

Lecture 47: Do You Know Your Learning Style

Lecture 48: Step 35 – 01 – Configuring Spring Security to Get H2 console Working

Lecture 49: Step 35 – 02 – JDBC to Spring JDBC to JPA to Spring Data JPA – 10000 Ft Overview

Lecture 50: Step 36 – Making Todo an Entity and Population Todo Data into H2

Lecture 51: Step 37 – Creating TodoRepository and Connecting List Todos page from H2 databas

Lecture 52: Step 38 – 01 – Connecting All Todo App Features to H2 Database

Lecture 53: Step 38 – 02 – Exploring Magic of Spring Boot Starter JPA and JpaRepository

Lecture 54: Step 39 – Overview of Connecting Todo App to MySQL database

Lecture 55: Step 40 – OPTIONAL HANDS-ON – Installing Docker

Lecture 56: Resources for Next Step

Lecture 57: Course Update: Changes to MySQL connector

Lecture 58: Step 41 – OPTIONAL HANDS-ON – Connecting Todo App to MySQL database

Lecture 59: How to be consistent?

Chapter 4: Introduction to JUnit in 5 Steps – V2

Lecture 1: Step 01 – What is JUnit and Unit Testing?

Lecture 2: Step 02 – Your First JUnit Project and Green Bar

Lecture 3: Step 03 – Your First Code and First Unit Test

Lecture 4: Step 04 – Exploring other assert methods

Lecture 5: Step 05 – Exploring few important JUnit annotations

Lecture 6: How to Stay UpTo Date With Technology Changes

Chapter 5: Introduction to Mockito in 5 Steps – V2

Lecture 1: 02 Step 00 – Introduction to Section – Mockito in 5 Steps

Lecture 2: 02 Step 01 – Setting up a Spring Boot Project

Lecture 3: 02 Step 02 – Understanding problems with Stubs

Lecture 4: 02 Step 03 – Writing your first Mockito test with Mocks

Lecture 5: 02 Step 04 – Simplifying Tests with Mockito Annotations – @Mock, @InjectMocks

Lecture 6: 02 Step 05 – Exploring Mocks further by Mocking List interface

Instructors

in28Minutes Official
DevOps, Azure, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, Java & Spring Boot

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