The Spring-Boot Crash Course
The Spring-Boot Crash Course, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 10 lectures, based on 40 reviews, and has 129 subscribers.
You will learn about The strong points of Spring-Boot Framework and why it's so popular in the industry How to create a Spring-Boot application (REST API) from scratch How to write the code that processes a HTTP request How to call an external HTTP service from a Spring-Boot application How to modify the deserialization process to extract only relevant data from a payload How to configure a MySQL database to receive external requests How to connect to a MySQL database from a Spring-Boot application This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner/Junior Java Developers who want to learn Spring-Boot framework or Computer Science/Engineering students who want to learn industry-level technologies or Any developer with basic Java knowledge, who want to expand their skills by learning Spring-Boot framework It is particularly useful for Beginner/Junior Java Developers who want to learn Spring-Boot framework or Computer Science/Engineering students who want to learn industry-level technologies or Any developer with basic Java knowledge, who want to expand their skills by learning Spring-Boot framework.
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Summary
Title: The Spring-Boot Crash Course
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 4.5
Number of Lectures: 10
Number of Published Lectures: 10
Number of Curriculum Items: 10
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 10
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- The strong points of Spring-Boot Framework and why it's so popular in the industry
- How to create a Spring-Boot application (REST API) from scratch
- How to write the code that processes a HTTP request
- How to call an external HTTP service from a Spring-Boot application
- How to modify the deserialization process to extract only relevant data from a payload
- How to configure a MySQL database to receive external requests
- How to connect to a MySQL database from a Spring-Boot application
Who Should Attend
- Beginner/Junior Java Developers who want to learn Spring-Boot framework
- Computer Science/Engineering students who want to learn industry-level technologies
- Any developer with basic Java knowledge, who want to expand their skills by learning Spring-Boot framework
Target Audiences
- Beginner/Junior Java Developers who want to learn Spring-Boot framework
- Computer Science/Engineering students who want to learn industry-level technologies
- Any developer with basic Java knowledge, who want to expand their skills by learning Spring-Boot framework
Intro
This course is everything you need to get started with Spring-Boot framework in Java, which is the most popular JVM-based web framework for building microservices and backend systems,used by many big-tech companies.
Java is a really great language and provides a number of features out of the box, but if you want to build a REST API in pure Java, it might not be so straight-forward.
For this reason, developers have created frameworks that allows you to build APIs fast, with best-practices in terms of code design and performance/efficiency, and Spring-Boot is such a great framework.
Why do you need to learn Spring-Boot Framework?
Spring-Boot is so popular because of the following:
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It allows you to create create production-grade applications very fast
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It promotes a well designed code-base
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It integrates with external systems seamlessly
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It has a big open source community that constantly improves it
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And many other reasons
Having Spring-Boot in your skillset as a Java developer, will allow you to:
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Be more competitive in the job market
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Be more productive because you’ll read and write code faster (and better) by recognising and applying well-established design patterns embedded into Spring-Boot
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Be able to tackle more technical opportunities since many open source projects use Spring-Boot
Overall, this framework will take you a step further in your Software Engineering career and learning it as soon as possible is probably one of the best strategic moves that you can do for developing your technical expertise.
What you will learn in this course
This course is about 1 hour long, but be aware that it is jam-packed with information. In a nutshell, in this course we’re going to create a plain REST API that interacts with a MySQL database to store user data, and also with an external HTTP API, to grab some external data.
A non-exhaustive list of things you’re going to learn in this course is the following:
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What is Spring-Boot and how it compares to a traditional command-line Java application
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How can you import Spring-Boot framework in an empty IntelliJ Idea project
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How can you find the right Spring dependencies on the web
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How can you create a REST Controller and receive some data via HTTP
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How can you configure your REST Controller to send data back and follow best practices
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How can you create Services in Spring-Boot
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How to use Spring-Configuration mechanism
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What is Dependency Injection and how does it work
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How can you call an external API via HTTP from your application, using a HTTP Client
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How can you configure the Jackson deserialization to extract only the data you need
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How can you create and configure a MySQL database using Docker
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How can you configure a Spring-Boot application to connect and interact with the MySQL database
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How can you use Transactions in Spring-Boot to ensure atomic operations on the database
This course is meant to guide you through this framework by showcasing how can you build a simple application that connects to other 2 systems, from an end-to-end perspective. It’s highly practical, because this is the best way to learn any new technology, by playing with it as much as possible
To set the right expectations: this is not a complete Spring-Boot course, it doesn’t cover all possible configurations and dependencies that Spring-Boot provides. Instead, it’s a course highly focused on building an application similar to a microservice, and the main goal is to give you a taste on how Spring-Boot looks as a web framework and what is the developer experience for using it.
Prerequisites for this course
This course is addressed to beginner Java Developers, Computer Science/Engineering students, existing developers that want to learn something new and of course, to anyone who wants to learn Spring-Boot.
The only prerequisites for this course are the following:
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IntellIJ IDEA community (free) edition
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Basic Java knowledge (classes, interfaces, generics)
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Willingness to learn 🙂
In the last 2 lectures I’m going to use a terminal and Docker, so if you are familiar with those it will be easier to follow along, but they’re not required as I’m explaining any command that I run step-by step.
Thank you for being here and let’s jump in the first lecture!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Learning the basics
Lecture 1: Why should you learn Spring-Boot?
Lecture 2: Let's create your first Spring-Boot application
Lecture 3: Exploring POST requests
Lecture 4: Implementing standard responses in Spring-Boot
Chapter 3: Spring-Boot Services & Configuration Management
Lecture 1: What is a Service in Spring-Boot?
Lecture 2: Calling an external API from a Spring-Boot application
Lecture 3: Understanding configuration management
Chapter 4: Playing with data access in Spring-Boot
Lecture 1: Configuring a local MySQL database with Docker
Lecture 2: How to query a MySQL database from a Spring-Boot application
Instructors
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Cosmin Ionita
Senior Software Engineer
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- 3 stars: 7 votes
- 4 stars: 12 votes
- 5 stars: 20 votes
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