Build Spring Boot and Thymeleaf Real Time Web Application

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Quick Demo of the Expense Manager Application

Chapter 2: Setup the Development Environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java JDK

Lecture 2: Download and Install Development IDEs

Lecture 3: Download and Install MySQL Server and MySQL Workbench

Lecture 4: Download and Install Git

Lecture 5: Download and Install PostgreSQL

Chapter 3: Feature 1 – Read Expenses from Database and Display it in HTML table

Lecture 1: What is Spring Intializer?

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot project using Spring Intializr

Lecture 3: Create Spring Boot Project using STS IDE

Lecture 4: Organize the Spring boot project and Add necessary dependencies

Lecture 5: Create DTO and JPA entity for expense details

Lecture 6: Create JPA repository for expense details

Lecture 7: Create Service class for expense details

Lecture 8: Map JPA entity to DTO object

Lecture 9: Use Model Mapper to map JPA entity to DTO object

Lecture 10: Create thymeleaf template

Lecture 11: Create Expense Controller

Lecture 12: Configure datasource

Lecture 13: Create expenses and Pass it to thymeleaf

Lecture 14: Access the model data in thymeleaf

Lecture 15: Read expenses from Database

Lecture 16: Change the date format

Chapter 4: Feature 2 – Deploy the Application Heroku

Lecture 1: Heroku Update

Lecture 2: Push the code to Github repository

Lecture 3: Create application inside Heroku and provision Postgresql database

Lecture 4: Configure datasource for PostgreSQL database

Lecture 5: Set the spring profile and deploy the application to Heroku

Lecture 6: Connect to PostgreSQL database from Local machine

Chapter 5: Feature 3 – Save the Expense Details to Database

Lecture 1: Create new Thyemeleaf template for Expense Form

Lecture 2: Create a Expense Form

Lecture 3: Bind the Java object to Expense form

Lecture 4: Bind the form values to Java Object

Lecture 5: Create a Service method to Save Expense details

Lecture 6: Set Expense ID and Expense Date

Lecture 7: Save the Expense Details to Database

Lecture 8: Download the jQuery Core library

Lecture 9: Download the jQuery UI library

Lecture 10: Add the jQuery Datepicker

Lecture 11: Add the jQuery Calendar Missing icons

Lecture 12: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 6: Feature 4 – Delete the Expense details

Lecture 1: Create Delete link for all the Expenses

Lecture 2: Create a handler method to Delete Expense

Lecture 3: Create JPA finder method

Lecture 4: Create a service method to Delete Expense

Lecture 5: Delete the Expense Details

Lecture 6: Deploy the Changes to Heroku

Chapter 7: Feature 5 – Update the Expense details

Lecture 1: Create a Update Link

Lecture 2: Create service method to Update Expense

Lecture 3: Update the Expense Details

Lecture 4: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 8: Feature 6 – Filter the Expenses (Searching and Sorting)

Lecture 1: Create Textbox to Filter Expenses by name

Lecture 2: Create Java model class and Bind it to Thymeleaf form

Lecture 3: Bind the form values to Java object

Lecture 4: Create JPA finder method to filter expenses by name

Lecture 5: Create service method for Filter expenses

Lecture 6: Filter expenses by name

Lecture 7: Create dropdown list for sorting expenses

Lecture 8: Sort the expenses

Lecture 9: Create textbox for start date and end date

Lecture 10: Add jQuery date picker to textboxes

Lecture 11: Modify the JPA finder method

Lecture 12: Modify the service method

Lecture 13: Modify the Controller method

Lecture 14: Filter the expenses by Date

Lecture 15: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 9: Feature 7 – Calculate the Total Expense

Lecture 1: Print a message for Totalling the Expenses

Lecture 2: Calculate Total Expenses

Lecture 3: Update the Total expenses in Thymeleaf template

Lecture 4: Format the Currency

Lecture 5: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 10: Feature 8 – Add Server Side Validations to the Application

Lecture 1: Add the Hibernate validator dependency

Lecture 2: Validate the Expense name

Lecture 3: Validate the Expense amount

Lecture 4: Create a custom validator

Lecture 5: Validate the Expense date

Lecture 6: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 11: Feature 9 – Add Client Side Validations to the Application

Lecture 1: Add jQuery validator library to the application

Lecture 2: Add validation to the Expense name

Lecture 3: Add validation to the Expense amount and date

Lecture 4: Add custom validation for expense amount

Lecture 5: Deploy the changes to Heroku

Chapter 12: Feature 10 – Login Feature

Lecture 1: Create Login page

Lecture 2: Create Register page

Lecture 3: Create model class for User

Lecture 4: Create JPA entity for User

Lecture 5: Create JPA repository for User

Lecture 6: Create Register form