Mastering Java Spring Framework

Unlock your potential and master Java Spring Framework to build robust, scalable applications

What you'll learn

Java Spring Fundamentals: Core concepts of Spring Framework, including Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI).

Creation and management of Spring Beans and understanding their scopes and life cycles. Building and configuring Spring applications.

Practical Application Development: Developing real-world applications like an online shopping app and a shopping cart web app.

Integrating Spring with various technologies such as MySQL for database management. Implementing user registration, login functionalities, and handling data

Spring Boot: Introduction to Spring Boot and its features for rapid application development.

Using Spring Boot CLI and Spring Initializr for project setup. Performing unit and integration testing, and managing application configuration.

Advanced Spring Boot Topics: Working with NoSQL databases like MongoDB and implementing microservices architecture.

Utilizing Spring Boot Actuator for monitoring and management. Implementing client-side load balancing, creating custom metrics, and deploying applications.

Continuous Integration and Deployment: Integrating Spring applications with Jenkins for automated build and deployment.

Using Git for version control and managing continuous integration workflows.

Latest Java Features: Exploring new features in Java, including lambda expressions, Stream API, and enhancements in Java and beyond.

Case Studies and Projects: Developing comprehensive projects like a student management system and an employee management system using Java and Spring.

Integrating Java with Hibernate for object-relational mapping and performing CRUD operations.

Spring Security: Implementing Spring Security to secure applications.

Understanding and applying various security measures to protect data and manage user authentication and authorization.

Requirements

Basic Java Programming Knowledge: A solid understanding of core Java concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling, and basic input/output operations.

Familiarity with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Understanding OOP principles like encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism is crucial as these concepts are extensively used in Spring.

Basic Knowledge of Web Development: Some familiarity with web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and understanding of web protocols (HTTP/HTTPS).

Understanding of Basic SQL: Basic knowledge of SQL and database concepts will be helpful for working with relational databases in Spring.

Development Environment Setup: Experience with Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) such as Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA for Java development.

Basic Command Line Usage: Comfort with using command line interfaces for running commands, navigating the file system, and executing scripts.

Description

Course Introduction:This comprehensive course is designed to take you from a beginner to an advanced level in Java Spring Framework. You will learn the core concepts, develop real-world applications, and gain hands-on experience with Spring Boot, Spring Data, Spring Security, and more. Whether you're looking to enhance your programming skills or start a career in software development, this course provides all the necessary tools and knowledge to become proficient in Java Spring.Section 1: Java Spring FundamentalsIn this section, students will be introduced to the foundational concepts of Java Spring. They will learn about Inversion of Control (IoC), Dependency Injection, and Spring Bean scopes. Practical examples will help solidify these concepts, and students will create a basic Spring application to understand the framework's core functionality.Section 2: Java Spring Case Study - Creating Online Shopping AppThis section focuses on applying the learned concepts to a real-world project. Students will create an online shopping application using the Spring Framework. They will learn about registration, login functionality, managing dependencies, and integrating with databases. This hands-on project will enhance their understanding and give them practical experience in building a complete application.Section 3: Java Spring Case Study - Creating a Shopping Cart Web AppContinuing with practical applications, this section guides students through developing a shopping cart web application. Key topics include creating and managing databases with MySQL, implementing data access objects (DAO), and building a functional web interface. By the end of this section, students will have a solid grasp of web application development using Spring.Section 4: Java Spring BootStudents will delve into Spring Boot, a powerful extension of the Spring Framework that simplifies the development of production-ready applications. They will learn about Spring Boot's features, tools, and best practices. The section covers creating Spring Boot applications, using Spring Initializr, and performing unit and integration testing.Section 5: Java Spring Boot - AdvancedThis section covers advanced topics in Spring Boot, including working with NoSQL databases like MongoDB, implementing microservices architecture, and utilizing Spring Boot Actuator for monitoring and management. Students will explore client-side load balancing, creating custom metrics, and deploying applications in various environments.Section 6: Java Spring Boot Case Study - Appointment Management SystemApplying their knowledge, students will develop an appointment management system using Spring Boot. They will work on creating models, services, controllers, and views while ensuring security and efficient data handling. This project will provide a comprehensive understanding of developing enterprise-level applications with Spring Boot.Section 7: Project on Jenkins - Employee Management SystemIn this section, students will integrate their Spring applications with Jenkins for continuous integration and deployment. They will learn to create POJO classes, handle exceptions, and use Git for version control. The focus will be on automating the build and deployment process, ensuring smooth and efficient project management.Section 8: Java FeaturesThis section covers the latest features in Java, including lambda expressions, method references, and the Stream API. Students will learn about interface changes, new string methods, and enhancements in Java 9 and beyond. These features will help students write more concise and efficient code.Section 9: Java Case Study - Student Management SystemStudents will develop a student management system, applying their knowledge of Java and Spring. They will create a user interface, handle validations, and manage student records. This project will reinforce their understanding of Spring's capabilities in managing complex data-driven applications.Section 10: Project on Java and Hibernate - Employee Management SystemThis final section focuses on integrating Java with Hibernate to develop an employee management system. Students will learn about object-relational mapping (ORM), managing database connections, and performing CRUD operations. This project will showcase the powerful combination of Java, Spring, and Hibernate in building robust applications.Conclusion:By the end of this course, students will have a deep understanding of the Java Spring Framework and its applications in real-world scenarios. They will be equipped with the skills to develop, test, and deploy scalable and efficient Spring applications, making them valuable assets in the software development industry.

Overview

Section 1: Java Spring

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Eclipse Setup And Introduction To Polymorphism

Lecture 3 Polymorphism Example

Lecture 4 Dynamic Polymorphism Example Continues

Lecture 5 Java Spring Inversion Of Control - Ioc

Lecture 6 Hello World Applications

Lecture 7 Hello World Continues

Lecture 8 Achieved Our First Hello World Applications

Lecture 9 Spring Constructor Injection Part 1

Lecture 10 Spring Constructor Injection Part 2

Lecture 11 Spring Bean Scopes Part 1

Lecture 12 Spring Bean Scopes Part 2

Lecture 13 Spring Life Cycle Methods Part 1

Lecture 14 Spring Life Cycle Methods Part 2

Lecture 15 Spring Setter Injection

Lecture 16 Spring Bean Injection

Lecture 17 Injecting Collections In Springs Part 1

Lecture 18 Injecting Collections In Springs Part 2

Lecture 19 Spring Beans Autowiring Part 1

Lecture 20 Spring Beans Autowiring Part 2

Lecture 21 Spring Beans Autowiring Part 3

Lecture 22 Spring Beans Autowiring Using Annotations Part 1

Lecture 23 Spring Beans Autowiring Using Annotations Part 2

Lecture 24 Spring Aop Example Part 1

Lecture 25 Spring Aop Example Part 2

Lecture 26 Spring Aop Example Part 3

Lecture 27 Spring Aop Example Part 4

Section 2: Java Spring Case Study - Creating Online Shopping App

Lecture 28 Introduction to J2EE Framework

Lecture 29 Benefits of Spring Framework

Lecture 30 Spring Usage Scenarios

Lecture 31 Spring with EJB

Lecture 32 Registration and Login

Lecture 33 Creating New Package

Lecture 34 List of Dependencies

Lecture 35 Implementing the Interface

Lecture 36 Adding Classes for Project

Lecture 37 Defining Model Attribute

Lecture 38 Implementing Logout Value

Lecture 39 Creating New Tag Lib

Lecture 40 Table Row in Table Data

Lecture 41 Function in Table Data

Lecture 42 Folder for Register

Lecture 43 Functioning the Project

Lecture 44 Connectivity with Spring Framework

Lecture 45 Implementation for Insert Method

Lecture 46 Coding for Application Context

Lecture 47 Working on Spring Module

Lecture 48 Spring Framework in Database

Section 3: Java Spring Case Study - Creating a Shopping Cart Web App

Lecture 49 Introduction to Project

Lecture 50 Creating Database for Application using MySQL

Lecture 51 Creating Entity Class

Lecture 52 Generating POM.xml File

Lecture 53 Create Model

Lecture 54 Creating DAO

Lecture 55 Implementing DAO

Lecture 56 Implementing DAO Continue

Lecture 57 Creating Util Class

Lecture 58 Creating Authentication

Lecture 59 Creating Validator

Lecture 60 Create Properties File for Hibernate and Validation

Lecture 61 Creating Customer Controller

Lecture 62 Creating Customer Controller Continue

Lecture 63 Creating Admin Controller

Lecture 64 Creating Configuration

Lecture 65 Configuration Continuous

Lecture 66 Configuration Completed

Lecture 67 Creating Views

Lecture 68 Creating Views Completed

Lecture 69 Output of the Project

Section 4: Java Spring Boot

Lecture 70 Introduction to Spring Boot

Lecture 71 Features of Spring Boot

Lecture 72 Spring Boot CLI Tools

Lecture 73 Installation of Spring boot CLI

Lecture 74 Spring Boot CLi Java Example

Lecture 75 Spring Boot CLi Java Example Continues

Lecture 76 POM Starters

Lecture 77 Spring Initializr

Lecture 78 Downloading STS

Lecture 79 Spring Tool Suite

Lecture 80 Spring Initializr Through CLI

Lecture 81 Example of Spring Initializr Through CLI

Lecture 82 Spring Boot Application Through STS

Lecture 83 Annotation

Lecture 84 Spring Boot Application

Lecture 85 Spring Boot Application Continues

Lecture 86 Uni Testing Case

Lecture 87 Example UNI Testing Case

Lecture 88 Integration Testing and its Example

Lecture 89 Introduction to Thyme Leaf

Lecture 90 Example of Thyme Leaf Demo

Lecture 91 Example of Thyme Leaf Demo Continues

Lecture 92 Running the Thyme Leaf Demo

Lecture 93 Auto Configuration

Lecture 94 Configuring Properties

Lecture 95 Configuration Properties

Lecture 96 Disabling Template Caching

Lecture 97 Logging

Lecture 98 Configuring the Logback

Lecture 99 Example of Logback

Lecture 100 Configuration to Log

Lecture 101 More on Configuration to Log

Lecture 102 Connecting Database to Spring

Lecture 103 Example of Database

Lecture 104 Example of Database Continues

Lecture 105 Production Databases

Lecture 106 More on Production Database

Lecture 107 Spring Data

Lecture 108 Example of Spring Data

Lecture 109 Example using Crud Repository

Lecture 110 Example using Crud Repository Continues

Lecture 111 Spring Boot Caching using Redis

Lecture 112 Installing Redis in Spring Caching

Lecture 113 Example of Spring Boot using Redis

Lecture 114 Example of Spring Boot using Redis Continues

Lecture 115 Spring Security in Spring Boot

Lecture 116 Spring Security in Spring Boot Continues

Lecture 117 Example of Spring Security

Lecture 118 Output of Spring Security

Lecture 119 Core Component Spring Security

Section 5: Java Spring Boot - Advanced

Lecture 120 Introduction to Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 121 Customize End Point Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 122 Example of Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 123 Health Indicator Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 124 Example of Health Indicator Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 125 Example of Health Indicator Spring Boot Actuator Continues

Lecture 126 Advanced Spring Boot with NoSQL

Lecture 127 Mango Database in Spring Boot

Lecture 128 Solr and Elastic Search in Spring Boot

Lecture 129 Advanced Spring Boot with MongoDB

Lecture 130 Example of Mongo Database

Lecture 131 Example of Mongo Database Continues

Lecture 132 Microservice Architecture

Lecture 133 Spring Boot with Microservice

Lecture 134 Client Side Load Balancing Microservices

Lecture 135 Example of Microservices

Lecture 136 Producer Application in Microservices

Lecture 137 Producer Application in Microservices Continues

Lecture 138 More on Microservices

Lecture 139 Segregation Microservices Code

Lecture 140 Creating Account Comsumer Services in Microservices

Lecture 141 Account Service Controller Microservices

Lecture 142 Cache Metrics in Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 143 Creating Own Metrics ini Spring Boot

Lecture 144 Creating Custom EndPoints in Spring Boot

Lecture 145 Creating Custom EndPoints in Spring Boot Continues

Lecture 146 Deploymentg Application in Server

Lecture 147 Example of Deploymentg Application

Lecture 148 Example of Deploymentg Application Continues

Lecture 149 Advanced SprinBoot Profile

Lecture 150 Creating Advanced SprinBoot Profile

Lecture 151 Creating Advanced SprinBoot Profile Continues

Lecture 152 Profile Properties and Yaml Example

Lecture 153 Example of Profile Properties and Yaml

Lecture 154 Output of Profile Properties and Yaml

Lecture 155 File Upload using Spring Boots

Lecture 156 File Upload Example

Lecture 157 Output of File Upload

Lecture 158 Multiple File Upload Using AJAX

Lecture 159 Multiple File Upload Using AJAX Example

Lecture 160 Output Multiple File Upload

Section 6: Java Spring Boot Case Study - Appointment Management System

Lecture 161 Introduction to Project

Lecture 162 Creating Model

Lecture 163 Creating Services and Understanding JPA

Lecture 164 Understanding About JPA in Project

Lecture 165 Creating Controller

Lecture 166 Creating Controller Continuous

Lecture 167 Adding Security

Lecture 168 Understanding Maven Dependency

Lecture 169 Creating View and Understanding POM XML File

Lecture 170 Working with Database

Lecture 171 Output of the Project

Lecture 172 Unit Testing in Junit

Section 7: Project on Jenkins - Employee Management System

Lecture 173 Introduction to the Project

Lecture 174 Introduction to the Project Continue

Lecture 175 Creating POJO Class

Lecture 176 UI and Collection

Lecture 177 Collections Continues

Lecture 178 Validation

Lecture 179 Handling Exception

Lecture 180 Adding Project to GIT

Lecture 181 Integrating Project with Jenkins

Lecture 182 Output of the Project

Section 8: Java Features

Lecture 183 Course Intro

Lecture 184 Lambda Expression

Lecture 185 Lambda Expression Continue

Lecture 186 Method References

Lecture 187 Stream Tutorial

Lecture 188 Stream Filters

Lecture 189 Interface Changes

Lecture 190 Steam Collectors Classes

Lecture 191 String Joiner

Lecture 192 Arrays Parallel Sort

Lecture 193 Private Methods in Interfaces

Lecture 194 Try with Resources Enhancements

Lecture 195 Anonymous Inner Classes

Lecture 196 Stream API Enhancements

Lecture 197 Java 9 Modules

Lecture 198 Collectors

Lecture 199 Collectors Continue

Lecture 200 Compact Number Format in Java 12

Lecture 201 Compact Number Format in Java 12 Continue

Lecture 202 Number Format Fraction Digits

Lecture 203 Rounding

Lecture 204 New Methods in Strings

Lecture 205 New Switch Case

Section 9: Java Case Study - Student Management System

Lecture 206 Introduction To Project

Lecture 207 Creating Project Adding Dependencies

Lecture 208 Configuration File

Lecture 209 Creating UI

Lecture 210 Creating POJO Class and Data Base

Lecture 211 Creating User Define Exception

Lecture 212 Creating Validation Using Regex

Lecture 213 Creating Validation Using Regex Continuous

Lecture 214 Adding Student Records

Lecture 215 Adding Student Records Continue

Lecture 216 Display All Student Records

Lecture 217 Update Student Records

Lecture 218 Update Student Records Continue

Lecture 219 Delete Student Records

Lecture 220 Output of the Project

Section 10: Project on Java and Hibernate - Employee Management System

Lecture 221 Introduction To Project

Lecture 222 Introduction To Project Continue

Lecture 223 Creating Project

Lecture 224 Dependencies and Configuration

Lecture 225 Creating UI

Lecture 226 Creating POJO Class

Lecture 227 Creating User Define Exception

Lecture 228 Creating Validation using Regex

Lecture 229 Creating Validation using Regex Continue

Lecture 230 Adding Employee Records

Lecture 231 Display All Employee Records

Lecture 232 Update Employee Records

Lecture 233 Delete Employee Records

Lecture 234 Output of the Project

Java Developers: Professionals with experience in Java who want to enhance their skills and transition into using the Spring framework for enterprise-level applications.,Software Engineers: Engineers seeking to understand the complexities of building robust, scalable, and maintainable applications using Java Spring and Spring Boot.,Web Developers: Web developers looking to expand their backend development skills and integrate Java Spring into their technology stack.,Computer Science Students: Students pursuing a degree in computer science or related fields who want to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience with one of the most popular Java frameworks.,Career Changers: Individuals from other programming backgrounds who are transitioning into Java development and wish to learn about the Spring ecosystem.,Tech Enthusiasts: Hobbyists and tech enthusiasts interested in understanding the Spring framework and developing their own projects or enhancing their current applications.,Project Managers and Tech Leads: Managers and team leads who want to understand the technical aspects of the Spring framework to better guide their teams and make informed decisions.