Modern Java Web Applications with Spring Boot 2.x

Modern Java Web Applications with Spring Boot 2.x, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4, with 48 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 5 reviews, and has 74 subscribers.

You will learn about Create model view controller web applications with Spring Web MVC Create RESTful web services and consume them in web pages with Spring Web MVC Secure your applications and services with Spring Security Include social login in your applications with OpenID Connect Persist data with Spring Data and MongoDB Build reactive applications and services with Spring Web Flux and Project Reactor Build stream-based and reactive applications using Kotlin Use Spring Cloud Config to configure your application Creating API gateways using Spring Cloud Deploy your web applications and services to a PaaS provider This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for developers who want to develop applications and services with Spring Boot 2.x. It is particularly useful for This course is for developers who want to develop applications and services with Spring Boot 2.x.

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Summary

Title: Modern Java Web Applications with Spring Boot 2.x

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create model view controller web applications with Spring Web MVC
Create RESTful web services and consume them in web pages with Spring Web MVC
Secure your applications and services with Spring Security
Include social login in your applications with OpenID Connect
Persist data with Spring Data and MongoDB
Build reactive applications and services with Spring Web Flux and Project Reactor
Build stream-based and reactive applications using Kotlin
Use Spring Cloud Config to configure your application
Creating API gateways using Spring Cloud
Deploy your web applications and services to a PaaS provider

Who Should Attend

This course is for developers who want to develop applications and services with Spring Boot 2.x.

Target Audiences

This course is for developers who want to develop applications and services with Spring Boot 2.x.

Building web application has been a challenge for many Java developers because of the complexities of their software requirements, leading to a bloated and unmanaged framework library repository and configurations. Spring Boot 2.x, a feature-rich platform built from the Spring 5.x framework, is created by to help developers solve their complex problems with fewer configurations but with strong dependency management features.

In this course, you will learn how to create various modules in a Human Resources Information System (HRIS) such as employee timesheets, leave management, and profiling. You will use Spring Boot 2.x to create your HRIS app while integrating Spring Web MVC, Spring WebFlux, Spring Data, RESTful web services, and clients. Above all, you’ll use the latest version of Spring Security—5.0—to secure your apps and OAuth 2.x to implement an OpenID connection. You’ll apply reactive programming with its Spring Web Flux and Project Reactor features. Finally, you will deploy your apps and services using some popular cloud and container platforms such as Spring Cloud Foundry, Docker, and AWS.

By the end of the course, you will be confident in implementing the core features of Spring Boot 2.x to create scalable, optimal, and robust enterprise web applications.

About the Author

Sherwin John Calleja Tragura started his career as a Java developer by focusing on the Documentum and Alfresco document management systems. His first exposure to mobile applications started in 2010 when he first installed and used the Alfresco mobile application, which featured core document content services.

He is currently a technical corporate trainer and a subject matter expert on Java, JEE, and Spring application development. He is a certified EMC Documentum and OCP Java 7 Associate. He authored the following Packt books—Spring MVC Blueprints and Spring 5 Cookbook and also a Packt video course: Jakarta EE 8 Recipes. Before that, he was a technical editor for Alfresco Share, Alfresco 3 Records Management, Mastering Hibernate, and Delphi Cookbook.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Spring Boot 2.x Development

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Development Environment

Lecture 3: Creating a Starter Project with Spring Initializr

Lecture 4: Adding @Controller and URL Mappings

Lecture 5: Binding Request Parameters

Lecture 6: Understanding Form Transactions

Lecture 7: Creating the Views

Lecture 8: Managing Exceptions

Lecture 9: Managing Cross-Cut Concerns

Chapter 2: Adding RESTful Web Services

Lecture 1: Exploring REST with Apache CXF

Lecture 2: Creating REST Services with @RestController

Lecture 3: Implementing JAX-RS 2.1

Lecture 4: Creating API Definitions with Swagger2

Lecture 5: Consuming REST with RestTemplate and OkHttp

Lecture 6: Consuming REST with Angular 8 and ReactJS

Lecture 7: Testing REST Services Using JUnit 5 and Spring Boot Test

Chapter 3: Persisting the Application Data

Lecture 1: Building Spring Data JPA 2.2 Layer with PostgreSQL 11

Lecture 2: Applying MyBatis 3.x ORM

Lecture 3: Using Spring Data MongoDB

Lecture 4: Performing Advanced CRUD Transactions

Lecture 5: Using Spring Data REST

Lecture 6: Using Spring HATEOAS

Chapter 4: Securing the Application and Its Services

Lecture 1: Securing the Application Using Spring Security 5.2

Lecture 2: Implementing a Database-backed Authentication

Lecture 3: Creating the Appropriate PasswordEncoder

Lecture 4: Implementing the Authorization Rules

Lecture 5: Enhancing the Security Model

Lecture 6: Authenticating Users Using JWT

Lecture 7: Applying OAuth2 and OpenID Connect with Okta

Lecture 8: Building the OAUTH2 Server and Client

Chapter 5: Structuring and Managing Applications

Lecture 1: Building Small-Scale Microservices

Lecture 2: Using Actuator to Manage Endpoints

Lecture 3: Monitoring Endpoints Using Micrometer

Lecture 4: Securing Actuator Endpoints

Lecture 5: Customizing Actuator Services

Lecture 6: Structuring Microservices

Chapter 6: Building a Reactive Application

Lecture 1: Applying the Reactive Stream Model

Lecture 2: Using Reactive ViewResolvers

Lecture 3: Applying the Functional Web Framework

Lecture 4: Using the Reactive Spring Data R2DBC

Lecture 5: Implementing Reactive REST Services and SSE

Lecture 6: Securing a Reactive Application

Lecture 7: Applying Kotlin and Spring Data Moore

Chapter 7: Building Cloud-Native Applications

Lecture 1: Deploying an Application and PostgreSQL Instance to the Docker Cloud

Lecture 2: Using the Docker Gradle Plugin to Dockerize an Application

Lecture 3: Deploying Microservices to Spring Cloud Foundry

Lecture 4: Using Microsoft Azure Cloud as a Cloud Container

Lecture 5: Deploying Applications to Google Cloud

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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