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The No Nonsense Guide To Java Spring Boot - AD-TEAM - 10-27-2024 ![]() The No Nonsense Guide To Java Spring Boot Published 9/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.13 GB | Duration: 3h 4m Go from Java Developer to Backend Engineer using Java 17 + mySQL
[b]What you'll learn[/b] Java Spring Boot Controller, Service, Repository layers Exception Handling & Reponses Validation Query String Parameters, @Query, Search JDBC, JPA, Hibernate, Spring Data, ORMs Unit Testing Headers Relational Mappings Logging Cache External API Integration Spring Security (Basic Auth) Spring Security (JWTs - JSON Web Tokens) Dependecy Injection Spring Boot Actuator Transactions & @Transactional Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control, Spring Container [b]Requirements[/b] Proficient in Java 8 [b]Description[/b] This comprehensive course is designed to transition Java developers into proficient backend engineers by mastering the essentials of Spring Boot. Unlike other courses that dive into complex concepts before covering the basics, this course follows a hands-on, real-world approach. We focus on building practical applications using live production code techniques, modern Java abstractions, and clear naming conventions commonly used in industry projects.You'll start by understanding how Spring Boot works before diving into the why-giving you the tools to build solid foundations before exploring advanced topics. Whether you're new to Spring Boot or looking to solidify your backend skills, this course offers a straightforward, no-nonsense guide that covers all the essential components needed for building scalable, production-ready applications.What You Will Learn:Controllers, Services, Repositories, and Entities: Understand the core building blocks of Spring Boot applications, including how to set up RESTful APIs, business logic layers, and data access layers.Database Integration with MySQL: Learn how to run MySQL queries, set up database connections, and work seamlessly with relational databases.Exception Handling & Custom Error Responses: Master best practices for handling errors, defining custom error responses, and returning meaningful error messages in production.Input Validation: Implement input validation to ensure data integrity, and protect against invalid requestsSpring Data JPA & Custom Queries: Explore query string parameters, custom query methods with @Query, and interact with databases using Spring Data JPA.JDBC, JPA, and Hibernate: Learn the differences between JDBC and JPA, understand ORM (Object Relational Mapping) with Hibernate, and when to use each in your applications.Unit Testing: Write unit tests to ensure your code works as expected, covering both service and repository layers using tools like JUnit and Mockito.Working with HTTP Headers: Learn how to work with request and response headers, implement custom headers, and pass data effectively through API endpoints.Relational Mappings (OneToOne, OneToMany, ManyToMany): Understand how to model real-world relationships between entities in a relational database using JPA annotations.Logging: Implement effective logging strategies to track application behavior, debug issues, and monitor performance.Caching for Performance Optimization: Leverage caching strategies to improve application performance and scalability, including setting up default caching and custom cache eviction policies.External API Integration: Learn how to consume external APIs, handle authentication, and integrate third-party services into your Spring Boot application.Spring Security: Explore the built-in security mechanisms, set up Basic Authentication, and secure your applications with JWT (JSON Web Token) for token-based authentication.Dependency Injection & Inversion of Control (IoC): Gain a solid understanding of how Spring Boot manages dependencies and objects, ensuring modular and maintainable code.Monitoring with Spring Boot Actuator: Enable real-time monitoring of your application, track performance metrics, and expose health and status endpoints using Spring Boot's Actuator.Transactions & @Transactional: Manage database transactions, understand transactional boundaries, and ensure data consistency using Spring's @Transactional annotation.Advanced Java Concepts in Spring Boot: Delve into practical Java topics frequently used in Spring Boot applications, such as UUIDs for unique identifiers, event-driven programming, handling various return types, managing JSON data in MySQL, and implementing versioning for your APIs. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Setup Environment Lecture 3 HTTP Request Basics Lecture 4 Controller Class Lecture 5 Service Class Lecture 6 Dependency Injection Basics Lecture 7 Service Class Abstraction Section 2: Database Lecture 8 Intro Lecture 9 Entity Class Lecture 10 Repository Class Lecture 11 Create Table in mySQL Lecture 12 CRUD Explained with Http Requests Lecture 13 DTOs Lecture 14 Update Service Classes with Repository Calls Section 3: Exception Handling Lecture 15 Intro Lecture 16 Spring Boot's Default Error Response Lecture 17 Custom Exception Lecture 18 Custom Response Section 4: Validation Lecture 19 Intro Lecture 20 Custom Validation (if statements) Lecture 21 Spring Starter Validation (annotations) Lecture 22 Wrap Up Section 5: Search Lecture 23 Intro / Query String Parameter explained Lecture 24 Spring Data JPA Lecture 25 Custom Query Method / JPQL Lecture 26 Note on Custom Native Query Section 6: JDBC, JPA, Hibernate, Spring Data Lecture 27 Discus the layers of Abstraction Section 7: Unit Testing Lecture 28 Intro Lecture 29 Sanity Check Lecture 30 Unit Test 1 Lecture 31 Unit Test 2 Lecture 32 Run all tests Lecture 33 Notes Section 8: Http Headers Lecture 34 Intro Lecture 35 Add a Header Lecture 36 Return JSON or XML based on header Section 9: Relational Mappings Lecture 37 Intro Lecture 38 OneToOne Lecture 39 OneToOne Notes Lecture 40 OneToMany Lecture 41 ManyToMany Lecture 42 Notes Section 10: Logging Lecture 43 Intro Lecture 44 Logging Lecture 45 Log File Section 11: Cache Lecture 46 Intro Lecture 47 Get Baseline Lecture 48 Enable Caching & @Cacheable Lecture 49 Cache Evict Lecture 50 Cache Put Lecture 51 Custom Cache Configuration Lecture 52 Scheduling Cache Evict Lecture 53 Notes Section 12: External API Integration Lecture 54 Intro Lecture 55 Coding Lecture 56 Better Abstraction Lecture 57 Error Handling Section 13: Spring Security Lecture 58 Intro Lecture 59 Default Spring Security Lecture 60 Basic Authorization Intro Lecture 61 Security Filter Chain & Authenticated endpoints Lecture 62 Cross Site Request Forgery Lecture 63 Authorities with the Security Filter Chain Lecture 64 Method Level Security Lecture 65 User Detail Service in Database Lecture 66 JWTs (JSON Web Tokens) Intro Lecture 67 JWT Util Lecture 68 Login endpoint Lecture 69 Validate JWT Lecture 70 Notes Section 14: Dependency Injection Lecture 71 Dependency Injection Explained Section 15: The Actuator Lecture 72 The Actuator Section 16: Transactions Lecture 73 Intro Lecture 74 Coding Lecture 75 Notes Section 17: Miscellaneous Topics Lecture 76 Intro Lecture 77 Auto-generating tables & columns Lecture 78 UUID / GUID Lecture 79 Events Lecture 80 Saving JSON to mySQL Lecture 81 Versioning Section 18: Final Exam Lecture 82 Intro Go from Java Developer to Backend Engineer using Spring Boot ![]() |