How to Build a Java Spring Boot Web Application from Scratch

How to Build a Java Spring Boot Web Application from Scratch, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 37 lectures, based on 146 reviews, and has 636 subscribers.

You will learn about Building Web Application with Java and Spring Boot Bootstrap 4 Using Postman to Test Your App Spring MVC JUnit Thymeleaf Hibernate This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or Intermediate Java Programmers interested in Full-Stack Web Development It is particularly useful for Beginner or Intermediate Java Programmers interested in Full-Stack Web Development.

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Summary

Title: How to Build a Java Spring Boot Web Application from Scratch

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building Web Application with Java and Spring Boot

Bootstrap 4

Using Postman to Test Your App

Spring MVC

JUnit

Thymeleaf

Hibernate

Who Should Attend

Beginner or Intermediate Java Programmers interested in Full-Stack Web Development

Target Audiences

Beginner or Intermediate Java Programmers interested in Full-Stack Web Development

In this course you’ll learn how to use Spring Boot to create a web application that pulls data from NASA’s Mars Rover API.

This interactive application will allow users to choose from three of the Mars Rover landers and pull images from another planet!

It’s super fun while also being educational. A win-win for any aspiring Java coder that has a soft-spot for space exploration.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Join the Discord Server

Lecture 2: Introduction to Full-Stack Java Development

Lecture 3: What is an API?

Lecture 4: NASA Mars Rover API

Lecture 5: Introduction to Postman

Chapter 2: Creating a RESTful Web App

Lecture 1: Using Spring Tool Suite IDE to Create Spring Boot Application

Lecture 2: Configuring our MySQL Database

Lecture 3: Starting to use Spring MVC

Lecture 4: Deep Dive on Spring Models

Lecture 5: Using RestTemplate and Junit

Lecture 6: Mapping JSON Response to Java Objects

Lecture 7: Debugging JSON Response Mapping Issue

Chapter 3: Working with the Front End

Lecture 1: Displaying Mars Rover Photos

Lecture 2: Bootstrap Crash Course

Lecture 3: Thymeleaf forEach Magic

Lecture 4: Adding Dynamic Elements to our View

Lecture 5: Using JS to Add Events to Buttons

Lecture 6: POSTing Data via HTML Form to Java

Lecture 7: GETing Data via HTML Forms

Lecture 8: Highlighting Buttons with JavaScript

Lecture 9: Adding Mars Sol Filter

Lecture 10: Researching Mars Cameras API

Lecture 11: Data Binding with Thymeleaf

Lecture 12: Adding Mars Cameras to the View

Lecture 13: Mobile Friendly UIs with Bootstrap

Chapter 4: Refactoring and Building on Our Code

Lecture 1: Improving Mars API Calls with Cameras

Lecture 2: Refactoring our Ugly Code

Lecture 3: Disabling Non-Valid Cameras in View

Lecture 4: Debugging Disabling of Checkboxes

Chapter 5: Adding a Database to the Project

Lecture 1: Adding Remember Preferences Checkbox

Lecture 2: Playing with Local Storage

Lecture 3: Using a Form POST

Lecture 4: Creating a DB Entity

Lecture 5: Creating a Repository

Lecture 6: Improving our DB Design

Lecture 7: Bug Fixes Galore

Lecture 8: Final Bug Fixes and Next Steps

Instructors

Trevor Page
Senior Software Engineer

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2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 10 votes

4 stars: 55 votes

5 stars: 78 votes

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