Spring & SpringBoot Hands-on Experience (Full-Stack Project)
Developing Full-Stack Project: Spring Data JPA, MVC, Thymeleaf, Spring Testing (Mockito, JUnit), Spring Security, Maven
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Introduction to SpringBoot :
Spring Boot is an open source Java-based framework used to create a micro Service. It is developed by Pivotal Team and is used to build stand-alone and production ready spring applications. This chapter will give you an introduction to Spring Boot and familiarizes you with its basic concepts.
SpringBoot Advantages :
Spring Boot offers the following advantages to its developers −
- Easy to understand and develop spring applications
- Increases productivity
- Reduces the development time
Course Description :
This course teaches how to build a full-stack application from the bottom up and touches on very import concepts used in real live software development .
Course Objectives :
- Learn how to build system class diagram (UML) based on system buisness requirements.
- Learn to use Spring Initializr and how to contrcust the SpringBoot project.
- Learn how to develop Model layer using Spring Data JPA.
- Learn how to develop Business layer using Spring Service.
- Learn how to develop Unti testing using JUnit-5 and Mockito-4.
- Learn how to develop Integration testing using Test Containers.
- Learn how to develop Front-End using Spring MVC and Theymleaf.
- Learn how to develop Users Authentication and authorization using Spring Secuirty (Statefull)
- Learn how to use Maven Build tool.
- Using Mysql Database for data storing.
- Using best Java IDE while developer : Intellij IDEA.
- Explaining how to install the software on Windows and Linux.
Preparing Development Environment for Windows Os
Preparing Development Environment for Linux Ubuntu
Project Analysis (Business Requirements)
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Step 1 : Install/Update JDK 11 -
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Step 2 : Intellji IDE Installation (Part 1)
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Step 2 : Intellji IDE Installation (Part 2 : Change to Dark Mode (Optional) )
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Step 2 : Download & Install STS IDE (Part 1) [optional]
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Step 2 : Download & Install STS IDE (Part 2) [optional]
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Step 2 : Download & Install STS IDE (Part 3) [optional]
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Step 3 : Download and Install Apache Maven
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Step 4 : Create First Maven Application on IntelliJ IDE
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Step 4 : Create First Maven Application on STS IDE [Optional]
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Step 5 : Install MySQL & phpMyAdmin
Implmenetation Step 1 : Implementing Model Layer using Spring Data JPA
Implmenetation Step 2 : Implementing Business Layer using Spring Service
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Agenda
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Step 1 : Choose Application Maven Dependencies
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Step 2 : Choose Application Maven Dependencies
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 1)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 2)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 3)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 4)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 5)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 6)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 7)
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Step 3 : Create Entities & Relationships (Part 8)
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Step 4 : Add database configurations in application.properties
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Step 5 : Implement JPA Repository Interfaces (Part 1)
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Step 5 : Implement JPA Repository Interfaces (Part 2)
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Step 5 : Implement JPA Repository Interfaces (Part 3)
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Step 5 : Implement JPA Repository Interfaces (Part 4)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 1)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 2)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 3)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 4)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 5)
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Step 6 : Developing Helper Class to Test the Functionalities (Part 6)
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Step 7 : Create the Application Database in phpMyAdmin
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Step 8 : Generate the Database Tables from Application ORM (Part 1)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 2)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 3)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 4)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 5)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 6)
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Step 8 : Generate the Database tables from Application ORM (Part 7)
Implmenetation Step 3 : Implementing Testing Layer using SpringBoot Testing
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Agenda
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Step 1 : Use Spring Data JPA project
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Step 2 : Remove Utility Package
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 1)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 2)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 3)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 4)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 5)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 6)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 7)
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Step 3 : Create Service Interfaces & their Implementations (Part 8)
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Step 4 : Add @Service & @Transactional Annotations to Services
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Step 5 : Update Application.properties file
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Step 6 : Write from your Application to Database & Test (Part 1)
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Step 6 : Write from your Application to Database & Test (Part 2)
Implmenetation Step 4 : Implementing Front-End Layer using Thymeleaf
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Agenda
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Step 1 : Use Spring Service Project
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 1)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 2)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 3)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 4)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 5)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 6)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 7)
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Step 2 : Creating Unit Tests for Service Layer using Junit & Mockito (Part 8)
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Step 3 : Configuring Test Containers For Integration Tests (Part 1)
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Step 3 : Configuring Test Containers For Integration Tests (Part 2)
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Step 3 : Configuring Test Containers For Integration Tests (Part 3)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 1)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 2)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 3)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 4)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 5)
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Step 4 : Testing Repositories using TestContainers & DataJpaTest (Part 6)
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