Build Production Ready REST API in Spring Boot – Expense App

Build Production Ready REST API in Spring Boot – Expense App, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 253 lectures, based on 361 reviews, and has 4184 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn building End-to-End Production Ready REST API Build a complete Expense Manager REST API with Spring Boot, Spring Security, Data JPA, JWT and MySQL Database Learn to create REST end points to perform Database operations Learn how validate the REST APIs Learn how to handle Exceptions and create Custom Exceptions Learn how create Mapping between two Entities One to One mapping One to One Bi-directional mapping One to Many mapping One to Many Bi-directional mapping Learn how to filter the records by writing JPA finder/query methods Learn how to use Lombok Learn how use Spring Security in Spring Boot application Learn how to configure multiple Users using In-memory Authentication Learn how to test REST APIs in Postman effectively Learn how to use Postman advance features Learn how to add Swagger for API Documentation Learn how to add JWT token based Authentication to Spring Boot application Learn how to deploy Spring Boot application to Heroku Learn how to deploy Spring Boot application to AWS Learn how to dockerize the Spring Boot Application with MySQL database Learn how to Create REST API with Spring Boot and MongoDB database Learn how to connect Spring Boot application with MongoDB database Learn how to Perform the database (CRUD) operations with MongoRepository Learn how to create finder methods using MongoRepository Learn how to connect Spring Boot application with MongoDB Atlas (Production Server) And many more… This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn REST API with Spring Boot or Anyone who wants to enhance their skills with Spring Boot and Spring Security It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn REST API with Spring Boot or Anyone who wants to enhance their skills with Spring Boot and Spring Security.

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Summary

Title: Build Production Ready REST API in Spring Boot – Expense App

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 253

Number of Published Lectures: 253

Number of Curriculum Items: 276

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 276

Original Price: ₹1,199

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn building End-to-End Production Ready REST API
Build a complete Expense Manager REST API with Spring Boot, Spring Security, Data JPA, JWT and MySQL Database
Learn to create REST end points to perform Database operations
Learn how validate the REST APIs
Learn how to handle Exceptions and create Custom Exceptions
Learn how create Mapping between two Entities
One to One mapping
One to One Bi-directional mapping
One to Many mapping
One to Many Bi-directional mapping
Learn how to filter the records by writing JPA finder/query methods
Learn how to use Lombok
Learn how use Spring Security in Spring Boot application
Learn how to configure multiple Users using In-memory Authentication
Learn how to test REST APIs in Postman effectively
Learn how to use Postman advance features
Learn how to add Swagger for API Documentation
Learn how to add JWT token based Authentication to Spring Boot application
Learn how to deploy Spring Boot application to Heroku
Learn how to deploy Spring Boot application to AWS
Learn how to dockerize the Spring Boot Application with MySQL database
Learn how to Create REST API with Spring Boot and MongoDB database
Learn how to connect Spring Boot application with MongoDB database
Learn how to Perform the database (CRUD) operations with MongoRepository
Learn how to create finder methods using MongoRepository
Learn how to connect Spring Boot application with MongoDB Atlas (Production Server)
And many more…

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn REST API with Spring Boot
Anyone who wants to enhance their skills with Spring Boot and Spring Security

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn REST API with Spring Boot
Anyone who wants to enhance their skills with Spring Boot and Spring Security

Welcome to the World’s Best Online Course for learn and building Production Ready REST API for Expense Manager API. There is a lot packed into this course, Let’s see what’s included in this course –

NOTE: I will be updating the course when there is any changes made in the newer versions of Spring Boot.

NEW UPDATES [16/08/2024]: Added New Videos on

– Integrate Java Mapstruct Mapping Library

– Creating different mappers for copying the values from one object to another

– Reduce the boiler plate code

NEW UPDATES [27/06/2024]: Added New Videos on

– Integrating the category module with Expense module

– Refactor the expense API endpoints to accept the category

– Refactor the expense filter APIs to show the category in the response

NEW UPDATES [25/06/2024]: Added New Videos on

– Added the new category module

– Changing the existing system design

– New API endpoints for managing the category module [Create, Read, Delete]

– Best practices and tips while coding

NEW UPDATES [29/04/2024]: Added New Videos on

– Upgrading to Spring Boot v3.2.5

NEW UPDATES [31/01/2023]: Added New Videos on

– Upgrading to Spring Boot v3.0.2

– Spring Security without using WebSecurityConfigurerAdpater

NEW UPDATES [25/07/2022]: Added New Videos on

– Create REST APIs with Spring Boot and MongoDB

– Create Simple Todo REST API with all the CRUD operations using MongoRepository

– Create finder methods using MongoRepository

– Connect Spring Boot Application to MongoDB Atlas (Production database)

– Deploy the Application to Heroku

NEW UPDATES [20/05/2022]: Added New Videos on

– Dockerize the Java Program

– Dockerize the Spring Boot Application

– Dockerize the Spring Boot Application with MySQL Database

What is Spring Boot?

Spring is one of the most popular framework for building Enterprise applications

Spring Boot is a tool to create Spring based applications quickly and easily with zero configuration.

What is Spring Data JPA?

Spring Data JPA is Java Persistence API for Object Mapping, Hibernate is the default implementation for JPA.

What is Spring Security?

Spring Security is separate project, created by spring team. We can use Spring Security to secure the application.

What is JWT?

JWT is a JSON Web Token, which is used to Secure the REST APIs using token based mechanism

We will start from absolute scratch –

Understanding the REST APIs/RESTful Web Service
Understanding the basics of Spring Boot such as, Spring Boot Starters, SpringBootApplication annotation, Spring Boot project structure
You will learn the different ways of creating Spring Boot project
You will learn to create the REST end points
You will connect Spring Boot application to MySQL database
You will learn to perform the database operations using Data JPA
You will learn validating the REST APIs
You will learn handling the exceptions, custom exceptions, global exceptions and many more
You will learn adding Pagination and Sorting to REST APIs
You will learn creating REST end points for Users
You will add Spring Security to the application
You will understand the Spring Security default configuration
You will learn configuring multiple users using In-memory authentication
You will learn creating custom user details and validate user against MySQL database
You will learn the Basic Authentication
You will create REST end point for Login
You will learn reading the records only for the logged in user
You will learn Mapping two entities using OneToMany annotation
You will learn using Lombok annotations
You will learn adding JWT to the application
You will JWT token based authentication
You will learn the advance features of Postman REST client
You will learn setup the automation script inside the Postman to test APIs
You will learn basic Git commands to push the code to Github repository
You will learn deploying the applicationto the Production server (Heroku)
You will learn dockerize the Spring Boot Application with MySQL database

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Demo of the application and Source code

Lecture 1: Demo of the final API (Expense Manager API)

Lecture 2: Additional Resource

Lecture 3: Source Code and PDFs

Lecture 4: Develop Full Stack App: React and Spring Boot 3

Chapter 2: Basics of RESTful Web Services/REST API

Lecture 1: Understand the REST API/RESTful Web Service

Lecture 2: Understand the application architecture

Chapter 3: Setting up the development environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java JDK

Lecture 2: Download and Install the development IDEs

Lecture 3: Download and Install MySQL server and MySQL Workbench

Lecture 4: Download and Install Postman REST client

Lecture 5: Download and Install Git

Chapter 4: Basics of Spring Boot

Lecture 1: Different ways of creating Spring Boot project

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer

Lecture 3: Create Spring Boot project in STS

Lecture 4: Understand the Spring Boot project structure

Lecture 5: Understand Spring Boot starters

Lecture 6: Understand @SpringBootApplication annotation

Chapter 5: Create REST end points for Expense Module

Lecture 1: Create a REST end point for Expenses

Lecture 2: Add all the dependencies to the application

Lecture 3: Create database and table for Expense

Lecture 4: Configure the datasource

Lecture 5: Fetch the list of expenses from the Database

Lecture 6: Write a code to fetch list of expenses from Database

Lecture 7: Create database tables using JPA

Lecture 8: Test the APIs in Postman and Organise the APIs in Postman

Lecture 9: Run the project in command prompt using Maven

Lecture 10: Add the base URL to the API

Lecture 11: Understand passing a parameter in the URL using Path Variable

Lecture 12: Write a code to pass parameter in the URL using Path Variable

Lecture 13: Understand passing a parameter in URL using Query strings

Lecture 14: Write a code to pass parameter in the URL using Query strings

Lecture 15: Retrieve the expense by its id from database

Lecture 16: Delete the expense by its id from database

Lecture 17: Map the HTTP request body to Java object

Lecture 18: Save the expense details to the database

Lecture 19: Update the expense details to the database

Lecture 20: Create a REST end point to update the expense details

Lecture 21: Save the timestamps to the database

Lecture 22: Understanding the HTTP Response Status codes

Lecture 23: Add the HTTP Response Status codes to all REST end points

Chapter 6: Adding Pagination and Sorting for Expenses Module

Lecture 1: Understanding the Pagination and Sorting

Lecture 2: Add pagination to the Expenses

Lecture 3: Add Sorting to the Expenses

Chapter 7: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 1: Create a custom Exception for Expenses

Lecture 2: Write a code for Creating Custom Exception

Lecture 3: Refactor the code for Custom Exception

Lecture 4: Handle Bad Request Exception

Lecture 5: Write a code for Handling Bad Request Exception

Lecture 6: Handle Internal Server Error Exception

Lecture 7: Write a code for Handling Internal Server Error

Chapter 8: Add Validations to the REST APIs

Lecture 1: Understanding the Hibernate Validator and its Annotations

Lecture 2: Add validations to the Expense entity

Lecture 3: Write a code for Adding validations to Expense entity

Lecture 4: Customize the error response

Lecture 5: Add validations to all other fields

Chapter 9: Filtering the Records

Lecture 1: Development steps for filtering the expenses by category

Lecture 2: Creating a REST end point for filtering the expenses by its category

Lecture 3: Development steps for filtering the expenses by its name

Lecture 4: Creating a REST end point for filtering expenses by its name

Lecture 5: Development steps for filtering the expenses by its dates

Lecture 6: Creating a REST end point for filtering the expenses by its dates

Chapter 10: Create REST end points for User module

Lecture 1: Development steps for creating a new user

Lecture 2: Write a code for creating a new user

Lecture 3: Add validations to the register api

Lecture 4: Create a custom exception for existing email

Lecture 5: Development steps for reading the user information

Lecture 6: Create a REST end point to read user information

Lecture 7: Development steps for updating the user infomation

Lecture 8: Create a REST end point to update the user information

Lecture 9: Update the record to the database

Instructors

Bushan Sirgur
Java Developer, Blogger, Youtuber

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 42 votes
4 stars: 118 votes
5 stars: 188 votes

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