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Java Spring Boot
Intermediate
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Java Spring Boot

Richa Arora Richa Arora
Overview
Curriculum
  • 8 Sections
  • 50 Lessons
  • 24h Duration
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Introduction to Spring
1 Lesson
  1. Spring Modules
Spring Core
11 Lessons
  1. Introduction to IOC
  2. Types of DI
  3. Setter VS Constructor
  4. Collection DI
  5. Bean Inheritance
  6. Inner Beans
  7. Bean Scopes
  8. Bean auto wiring
  9. Static Factory Method
  10. Instance Factory Method
  11. Bean Lifecycle
Spring AOP
5 Lessons
  1. AOP Concepts
  2. Programmatic VS Declarative AOP
  3. Programmatic AOP
  4. Types of Advices
  5. Types of Pointcuts
Spring MVC
6 Lessons
  1. Introduction to Spring MVC
  2. Handler Mapping
  3. Controllers
  4. Validations
  5. Views
  6. Form tags
Introduction to Spring Boot
14 Lessons
  1. Introduction to Spring Boot - What is Spring Boot and What It Does
  2. Spring Boot Hello World / Spring Application
  3. Download and Install STS IDE
  4. Brief maven Overview
  5. Spring Beans & Dependency Injection
  6. Configuration
  7. Configuration Properties
  8. Application Properties & YAML Configuration
  9. Spring Boot Annotations
  10. Spring Boot Annotations- SpringBootApplication
  11. Spring Boot Annotations-EnableAutoConfiguration
  12. Spring Boot Annotations- SpringBootConfiguration
  13. Embedded server and its uses
  14. What is Spring Boot Actuator
RESTFUL WEB SERVICES
6 Lessons
  1. REST Overview (Characteristics/Capabilities, URI Templates, REST vs SOAP
  2. REST and Spring MVC
  3. Spring support for REST
  4. @RequestMapping/@PathVariable, @RequestBody, @ResponseBody, HTTP Method conversion
  5. URI Templates and @PathVariable
  6. Writing RESTful Controllers / @RestController
Accessing Data with Spring Boot and Database Support
5 Lessons
  1. Data Access Introduction
  2. Spring Data JDBC
  3. Basic Auto-configuration - Data source
  4. Configuration Properties
  5. Spring Boot's JPA Support - spring-boot-starter-data-JPA
SPRING BOOT SECURITY
2 Lessons
  1. Adding the spring boot security starter
  2. Apply the security configuration by writing our own authorization and authentication

Course Description

A Java Spring Boot Certification is a confirmation of an individual's expertise in utilizing Spring Boot, a widely adopted open-source Java framework used for developing independent, production-ready Spring applications. This certification typically encompasses vital competencies like application development, configuration, data access, and Spring Boot principles. In various industries, Spring Boot is favored for creating microservices, managing APIs, and building robust enterprise applications due to its streamlined setup, optimized defaults, and reduced coding demands. It offers a swift and adaptable application development platform that enhances productivity and operational efficiency. Consequently, holding a Java Spring Boot Certification is highly esteemed in the realm of software engineering and development roles.

Course Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of Java programming
• Familiarity with web development concepts
• Knowledge of Servlets, JSP or Spring Framework
• Understanding of databases and SQL
• Experience with Integrated Development Environment (IDE) tools such as Eclipse or IntelliJ
• Familiarity with Maven/Gradle and JUnit/Mockito is beneficial.
 

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