Java Programming and Spring Boot Microservices

Note: I’m excited to let you know I’ll add more content to this course in the coming days and weeks. These new lectures will cover additional topics and allow you to practice your skills and knowledge. This course is free, but once it crosses the 2-hour mark, it will become a paid course. I encourage you to take advantage of the free course before it gets paid.

This course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of Java programming concepts and the Spring Boot framework for intermediate and advanced Java programmers. This comprehensive course covers core Java concepts and the Spring Boot framework, which is widely used for developing microservices.

In this course, you will thoroughly review object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction. You will also be introduced to basic data structures like arrays, lists, and maps and learn about advanced Java features like generics, annotations, and lambda expressions. This will provide a solid foundation for understanding the Spring Boot framework.

Moving on to the Spring Boot framework, you will learn how to build and configure microservices using Spring Boot, create RESTful web services, and integrate with databases using Spring Data. You will also learn to test and deploy your applications using popular tools like Maven. The course covers all the key concepts and best practices for developing microservices with the Spring Boot framework, including security, error handling, and performance optimization.

This course is designed for Java programmers of all levels who want to build scalable and efficient applications using the latest technologies. Whether you want to expand your skill set, enhance your knowledge, or start a new career, this course provides a comprehensive learning experience to help you achieve your goals. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to build robust, scalable, and efficient microservices using the Spring Boot framework.