Become Fullstack Developer with NextJS SpringBoot Tailwind
Become Fullstack Developer with NextJS SpringBoot Tailwind, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.89, with 101 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 2057 subscribers.
You will learn about You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS and get started with development You will learn various concepts of Tailwind CSS by building small projects You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS NextJS14 and start with development You will learn to develop Frontend with NextJS You will learn to develop REST API with NextJS and MongoDB with Mongoose You will learn to integrate NextJS Frontend with NextJS based backend REST API You will learn about the concepts of Springboot 3 You will learn to develop Springboot 3 based REST API with MySQL database using Spring Data JPA You will learn to integrate NextJS based Frontend with Springboot based backend REST API You will learn to troubleshoot and debug issues and solve them You will get the complete source code This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to become fullstack developer using NextJS and Springboot It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to become fullstack developer using NextJS and Springboot.
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Summary
Title: Become Fullstack Developer with NextJS SpringBoot Tailwind
Price: $54.99
Average Rating: 4.89
Number of Lectures: 101
Number of Published Lectures: 101
Number of Curriculum Items: 101
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 101
Original Price: $99.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS and get started with development
- You will learn various concepts of Tailwind CSS by building small projects
- You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS NextJS14 and start with development
- You will learn to develop Frontend with NextJS
- You will learn to develop REST API with NextJS and MongoDB with Mongoose
- You will learn to integrate NextJS Frontend with NextJS based backend REST API
- You will learn about the concepts of Springboot 3
- You will learn to develop Springboot 3 based REST API with MySQL database using Spring Data JPA
- You will learn to integrate NextJS based Frontend with Springboot based backend REST API
- You will learn to troubleshoot and debug issues and solve them
- You will get the complete source code
Who Should Attend
- Anyone who wants to become fullstack developer using NextJS and Springboot
Target Audiences
- Anyone who wants to become fullstack developer using NextJS and Springboot
In this course you will learn about NextJS and Springboot. You will learn to develop Fullstack applications using NextJS Tailwind CSS MongoDB with Mongoose. You will also learn to develop Fullstack application using NextJS-14 and Springboot-3.
Everything will be explained in a step by step manner and concepts will be implemented in a handson based approach. Source code will be provided.
Embarking on a Full Stack Development journey with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Spring Boot is not just a technological choice; it’s a strategic move toward crafting powerful, scalable, and aesthetically pleasing web applications. Next.js, with its React foundation, ensures a seamless and responsive user experience, optimizing performance through server-side rendering and efficient client-side navigation.
Tailwind CSS complements this synergy by offering a utility-first approach to styling, accelerating the development process while maintaining design consistency. Its flexibility empowers developers to create visually appealing interfaces without sacrificing customization.
Spring Boot, renowned for its robust backend capabilities, provides a solid foundation for building scalable and secure APIs. The framework simplifies complex tasks, enabling developers to focus on business logic rather than boilerplate code.
This trinity of technologies not only streamlines development but also ensures a delightful user experience. Fast, efficient, and secure, this stack caters to the demands of modern web applications. From rapid prototyping to seamless deployment, the combination of Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Spring Boot is a testament to the future of Full Stack Development. Embrace this powerful trio, and elevate your projects to new heights of innovation and efficiency.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction, Installation and Setup
Lecture 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 2: About your Instructor
Lecture 3: Overview Of Tailwind CSS and How it Differs from Bootstrap
Lecture 4: Installing and Setup for Development Environment
Chapter 2: Master Tailwind CSS with Practical Handson Examples
Lecture 1: Overview Of Tailwind CSS and How it Differs from Bootstrap
Lecture 2: Setting Up Tailwind CSS the Right Way
Lecture 3: How to explore the documentation
Lecture 4: Project-1 Align Element at center of the page
Lecture 5: Project-2 Utility First by Creating a Card Component
Lecture 6: Project-3 Hover Focus And Other states by creating a custom Button
Lecture 7: Concept of Responsive Design in Tailwind
Lecture 8: Practicals to understand Responsive Design concept for different devices
Lecture 9: Project-4 Designing Responsive Card – Part-1
Lecture 10: Project-4 Designing Responsive Card – Part-2
Lecture 11: Project-4 Designing Responsive Card – Part-3
Lecture 12: Variable Styling in Tailwind
Lecture 13: Animations Transitions and Translate in Tailwind
Lecture 14: Responsive Row Column Layout – Part-1
Lecture 15: Responsive Row Column Layout – Part-2
Lecture 16: Responsive Navbar – Part-1
Lecture 17: Responsive Navbar – Part-2
Lecture 18: Responsive Navbar – Part-3
Lecture 19: Free Tailwind UI Components
Chapter 3: Fullstack Development with NextJS14 Tailwind CSS and MongoDB with Mongoose
Lecture 1: Creating new next app
Lecture 2: Folder structure and working of Next app
Lecture 3: Installing MongoDB database and creating database
Lecture 4: Installing npm dependencies
Lecture 5: Creating NavBar component
Lecture 6: Styling the navigation bar with tailwind css
Lecture 7: Create the Item List component
Lecture 8: Styling the ItemList component – Part-1
Lecture 9: Styling the Delete Item button
Lecture 10: Styling the ItemList component – Part-2
Lecture 11: Create Add New Item Page
Lecture 12: Styling the Add Item page
Lecture 13: Creating Edit Item dynamic page
Lecture 14: Creating and Styling the Edit Item component
Lecture 15: Establishing connection with mongodb
Lecture 16: Create new mongoose schema for Item model
Lecture 17: POST API to create new item and save it into database
Lecture 18: GET API to fetch all items created so far
Lecture 19: DELETE an item with provided id as url search param
Lecture 20: PUT update an item with dynamic id passed in url path
Lecture 21: GET details of one item with matching id
Lecture 22: Call getAll Items API from Frontend
Lecture 23: Displaying the data from API on UI
Lecture 24: Testing the Item List functionality and Verifying Server Side Rendering for SEO
Lecture 25: Adding state variables and submit handler to Add Item component
Lecture 26: Integrating Create Item API with frontend, routing to home on success and test
Lecture 27: Integrating Delete item with backend and testing the functionality
Lecture 28: Getting the Item ID inside the Edit Page via the dynamic route params
Lecture 29: Getting Item Detail from API and passing it to Edit Item Component
Lecture 30: Binding the state variables to the form
Lecture 31: Calling Update Item API and test the functionality
Chapter 4: Developing SpringBoot 3, Java 17, MySQL based REST API's
Lecture 1: Installing Java and IDE
Lecture 2: Installing Postman Tool
Lecture 3: Installing MySQL Database Server
Lecture 4: Creating SpringBoot project with required dependencies
Lecture 5: Importing Project to IDE and Setting JDK
Lecture 6: Adding H2 Database Spring Data JPA configuration
Lecture 7: Creating the JPA Entity class with different fields
Lecture 8: Creating the DTO class for presentation layer
Lecture 9: Layered architecture and various packages
Lecture 10: Creating the Repository Interface
Lecture 11: Creating Controller class
Lecture 12: Developing POST API Endpoint
Lecture 13: Developing the GET All API endpoint
Lecture 14: Developing GET Detail API Endpoint
Lecture 15: Developing UPDATE API Endpoint
Lecture 16: Developing DELETE API and PathVariable VS RequestParam
Lecture 17: Return 204 as status code after deletion
Lecture 18: Developing PATCH API Endpoint
Lecture 19: Declaring the Service Layer Abstract Methods
Lecture 20: Adding Service Impl methods and Integration with Controller
Lecture 21: Saving the Data into the Database using Repository
Lecture 22: Getting All Data From the Database using Repository
Lecture 23: Get Detail from Database using Repository
Lecture 24: Full Update in Database using Repository
Lecture 25: Partial Update in Database using Repository
Lecture 26: Delete data from Database using Repository
Lecture 27: Implement Search functionality End to End
Lecture 28: Test CREATE and GET ALL API with POSTMAN Tool
Lecture 29: Setting Postman Variable and Testing GET Detail API
Lecture 30: Testing Search API
Lecture 31: Testing Full Update, Partial Update and Delete API
Lecture 32: Code Improvement to avoid returning null response
Lecture 33: Creating Converter to make code reusable
Lecture 34: Testing the complete functionality
Lecture 35: Create Database on MySQL DB Server
Lecture 36: Profiles in Springboot, Setup MySQL DB Profile
Lecture 37: Concept of Spring Profile
Lecture 38: Testing All APIs with MySQL Database
Lecture 39: Enabling CORS
Chapter 5: Fullstack Development with NextJS14 Tailwind CSS and Springboot3 with MySQL DB
Lecture 1: Recap of NextJS Crud and futher Developing Springboot API
Lecture 2: Recap of what has been developed so far
Instructors
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Ranjan Pandey
Software Professional with 14+ years of experience in IT
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