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

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.

• So…what 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

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