Top 8 Recommended Spring Self-Study Materials! [September 2023]

Do you want to become a Java Spring Boot Full Stack React & Cloud Developer?

This is the ONLY COURSE you need!

WHAT LEARNERS ARE SAYING

5 STARS - Nice course, helped me understand spring from basics.

5 STARS - Absolute Amazing course. Ranga's way of teaching is quite unique and the course covers topics ranging from beginner level to advance level.

5 STARS - Fantastic course. It is helping me to advance in my career. Explained each and everything in very simple language.

5 STARS - Best course ever

5 STARS - The best Spring Boot Security Course ever!

5 STARS - Excellent!

You are doing a course where you learn the fundamentals Java frameworks:

#1: Spring Framework

#2: Spring Boot

#3: JPA and Hibernate.

You also learn to build:

#1: Web application with Spring and Spring Boot

#2:  An Amazing REST API with Spring Boot

#3:  Full stack application with Spring, Spring Boot, React and Spring Security

In addition, you also learn

#1: Docker

#2: Maven

#3: Gradle

#4: Spring AOP and

#5: Spring Security

You deploy the applications you build to AWS!

This is THE COURSE you need to learn everything you need to know about building real world Java applications and deploying them to the cloud using Spring and Spring Boot Frameworks.

I'm Ranga Karanam. I'm the founder of in28minutes and creator of some of the worlds most popular courses on Cloud and DevOps. I'm certified on multiple clouds - Azure, GCP and AWS and I've helped a MILLION learners around the world acquire new tech skills. Rest assured you are in good hands.

Spring and Spring Boot Frameworks are the No 1 frameworks for building enterprise apps in the Java world. In this course, you will learn Spring and Spring Boot from ZERO.

I'm a great believer that the best way to learn is by doing and we designed this course to be hands-on.

You will build a web application, a REST API and full stack application using Spring, Spring Boot, JPA, Hibernate, React, Spring Security, Maven and Gradle. 

You will learn to containerise applications using Docker. You will learn to deploy these applications to AWS.

By the end of the course, you will know everything you would need to become a great Spring and Spring Boot Developer.

Are you ready to become an expert on Spring and Spring Boot?

Do you want to join 1 MILLION learners having Amazing Learning Experiences with in28Minutes?

Look No Further!

1. Getting Started - Master Spring Framework and Spring Boot
2. DO NOT SKIP - LEARN and WIN
3. Getting Started - Master Spring Framework and Spring Boot
4. DO NOT SKIP - Course Downloads - PDF Presentation
5. Resources for Installing Java and Eclipse - Next Video
6. Master Spring Framework and Spring Boot - Installing Java and IDE
7. Getting Started with Java Spring Framework
8. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
9. Step 01 - Understanding the Need for Java Spring Framework
10. Step 02 - Getting Started with Java Spring Framework
11. Step 03 - Creating a New Spring Framework Project with Maven and Java
12. Step 04 - Getting Started with Java Gaming Application
13. Step 05 - Understanding Loose Coupling and Tight Coupling
14. Step 06 - Introducing Java Interface to Make App Loosely Coupled
15. Step 07 - Bringing in Spring Framework to Make Java App Loosely Coupled
16. Step 08 - Your First Java Spring Bean and Launching Java Spring Configuration
17. Step 09 - Creating More Java Spring Beans in Spring Java Configuration File
18. Step 10 - Implementing Auto Wiring in Spring Framework Java Configuration File
19. Step 11 - Questions about Spring Framework - What will we learn?
20. Step 12 - Exploring Spring IOC Container - Application Context & Bean Factory
21. Step 13 - Exploring Java Bean vs POJO vs Spring Bean
22. Step 14 - Exploring Spring Framework Bean Auto Wiring - Primary & Qualifier
23. Step 15 - Using Spring Framework to Manage Beans for Java Gaming App
24. Step 16 - More Questions about Java Spring Framework - What will we learn?
25. Step 17 - Exploring Spring Framework With Java - Section 1 - Review
26. Spring Framework Basics - Quiz
27. Using Spring Framework to Create and Manage Your Java Objects
28. Step 01 - Getting Spring Framework to Create and Manage Your Java Objects
29. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
30. Step 02 - Exploring Primary and Qualifier Annotations for Spring Components
31. Step 03 - Primary and Qualifier - Which Spring Annotation Should You Use?
32. Step 04 - Exploring Spring Framework - Different Types of Dependency Injection
33. Step 05 - Java Spring Framework - Understanding Important Terminology
34. Step 06 - Java Spring Framework - Comparing @Component vs @Bean
35. Step 07 - Why do we have dependencies in Java Spring Applications?
36. Step 08 - Exercise: Solution for Real World Java Spring Framework Example
37. Step 09 - Exploring Spring Framework With Java - Section 2 - Review
38. Section Quiz
39. Exploring Spring Framework Advanced Features
40. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
41. Step 01 - Exploring Lazy and Eager Initialization of Spring Framework Beans
42. Step 02 - Comparing Lazy Initialization vs Eager Initialization
43. Step 03 - Exploring Java Spring Framework Bean Scopes - Prototype and Singleton
44. Step 04 - Comparing Prototype vs Singleton - Spring Framework Bean Scopes
45. Step 05 - Exploring Spring Beans - PostConstruct and PreDestroy
46. Step 06 - Evolution of Jakarta EE - Comparing with J2EE and Java EE
47. Step 07 - Exploring Jakarta CDI with Spring Framework and Java
48. Resources For Next Step
49. Step 08 - Exploring Java Spring XML Configuration
50. Step 09 - Explore Java Annotations vs XML Configuration - Java Spring Framework
51. Step 10 - Exploring Spring Framework Stereotype Annotations - Component and more
52. Step 11 - Quick Review - Important Spring Framework Annotations
53. Step 12 - Quick Review - Important Spring Framework Concepts
54. Step 13 - Exploring Spring Big Picture - Framework, Modules and Projects
55. Section Quiz
56. Getting Started with Spring Boot
57. Code Backup Files For This Section
58. Step 01 - Getting Started with Spring Boot - Goals
59. Step 02 - Understanding the World Before Spring Boot - 10000 Feet Overview
60. Step 03 - Setting up New Spring Boot Project with Spring Initializr
61. Step 04 - Build a Hello World API with Spring Boot
62. Step 05 - Understanding the Goal of Spring Boot
63. Step 06 - Understanding Spring Boot Magic - Spring Boot Starter Projects
64. Step 07 - Understanding Spring Boot Magic - Auto Configuration
65. Step 08 - Build Faster with Spring Boot DevTools
66. Step 09 - Get Production Ready with Spring Boot - 1 - Profiles
67. Step 10 - Get Production Ready with Spring Boot - 2 - ConfigurationProperties
68. Step 11 - Get Production Ready with Spring Boot - 3 - Embedded Servers
69. Step 12 - Get Production Ready with Spring Boot - 4 - Actuator
70. Step 13 - Understanding Spring Boot vs Spring vs Spring MVC
71. Step 14 - Getting Started with Spring Boot - Review
72. Section Quiz
73. Getting Started with JPA and Hibernate with Spring and Spring Boot
74. Code Backup Files For This Section
75. Step 01 - Getting Started with JPA and Hibernate - Goals
76. Step 02 - Setting up New Spring Boot Project for JPA and Hibernate
77. Step 03 - Launching up H2 Console and Creating Course Table in H2
78. Step 04 - Getting Started with Spring JDBC
79. Step 05 - Inserting Hardcoded Data using Spring JDBC
80. Step 06 - Inserting and Deleting Data using Spring JDBC
81. Step 07 - Querying Data using Spring JDBC
82. Step 08 - Getting Started with JPA and EntityManager
83. Step 09 - Exploring the Magic of JPA
84. Step 10 - Getting Started with Spring Data JPA
85. Step 11 - Exploring features of Spring Data JPA
86. Step 12 - Understanding difference between Hibernate and JPA
87. Build Java Web Application with Spring Framework, Spring Boot and Hibernate
88. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
89. Step 00 - Introduction to Building Web App with Spring Boot
90. Step 01 - Creating Spring Boot Web Application with Spring Initializr
91. Step 02 - Quick overview of Spring Boot Project
92. Step 03 - First Spring MVC Controller, @ResponseBody, @Controller
93. Step 04 - 01 - Enhancing Spring MVC Controller to provide HTML response
94. Step 04 - 02 - Exploring Step By Step Coding and Debugging Guide
95. DO NOT SKIP: Resources for Next Step
96. Step 05 - Redirect to a JSP using Spring Boot - Controller, @ResponseBody & View
97. Step 06 - Exercise - Creating LoginController and login view
98. Step 07 - Quick Overview - How does web work - Request and Response
99. Step 08 - Capturing QueryParams using RequestParam and First Look at Model
100. Step 09 - Quick Overview - Importance of Logging with Spring Boot
101. Step 10 - Understanding DispatcherServlet, Model 1, Model 2 and Front Controller
102. Step 11 - Creating a Login Form
103. Step 12 - Displaying Login Credentials in a JSP using Model
104. Step 13 - Add hard coded validation of userid and password
105. Step 14 - Getting started with Todo Features - Creating Todo and TodoService
106. Step 15 - Creating first version of List Todos Page
107. Step 16 - Understanding Session vs Model vs Request - @SessionAttributes
108. Step 17 - Adding JSTL to Spring Boot Project and Showing Todos in a Table
109. Resources for Next Step
110. Step 18 - Adding Bootstrap CSS framework to Spring Boot Project using webjars
111. Step 19 - Formatting JSP pages with Bootstrap CSS framework
112. Step 20 - Lets Add a New Todo - Create a new View
113. Step 21 - Enhancing TodoService to add the todo
114. Step 22 - Adding Validations using Spring Boot Starter Validation
115. Step 23 - Using Command Beans to implement New Todo Page Validations
116. Step 24 - Implementing Delete Todo Feature - New View
117. Step 25 - Implementing Update Todo - 1 - Show Update Todo Page
118. Step 26 - Implementing Update Todo - 1 - Save changes to Todo
119. Resources for Next Step
120. Step 27 - Adding Target Date Field to Todo Page
121. Resources for Next Step
122. Step 28 - Adding a Navigation Bar and Implementing JSP Fragments
123. Step 29 - Preparing for Spring Security
124. Step 30 - Setting up Spring Security with Spring Boot Starter Security
125. Step 31 - Configuring Spring Security with Custom User and Password Encoder
126. Step 32 - Refactoring and Removing Hardcoding of User Id
127. Step 33 - Setting up a New User for Todo Application
128. Step 34 - Adding Spring Boot Starter Data JPA and Getting H2 database ready
129. Step 35 - 01 - Configuring Spring Security to Get H2 console Working
130. Step 36 - Making Todo an Entity and Population Todo Data into H2
131. Step 37 - Creating TodoRepository & Connecting List Todos page from H2 database
132. Step 38 - 01 - Connecting All Todo App Features to H2 Database
133. Step 38 - 02 - Exploring Magic of Spring Boot Starter JPA and JpaRepository
134. Step 39 - OPTIONAL - Overview of Connecting Todo App to MySQL database
135. Step 40 - OPTIONAL - Installing Docker
136. Resources For Next Step
137. Course Update: Changes to MySQL Connector
138. Step 41 - OPTIONAL - Connecting Todo App to MySQL database
139. Creating a Java REST API with Spring Boot, Spring Framework and Hibernate
140. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
141. Step 00 - Creating a REST API with Spring Boot - An Overview
142. Step 01 - Initializing a REST API Project with Spring Boot
143. Step 02 - Creating a Hello World REST API with Spring Boot
144. Step 03 - Enhancing the Hello World REST API to return a Bean
145. Step 04 - What's happening in the background? Spring Boot Starters & Autoconfig
146. Step 05 - Enhancing the Hello World REST API with a Path Variable
147. Step 06 - Designing the REST API for Social Media Application
148. Step 07 - Creating User Bean and UserDaoService
149. Resources For Next Step
150. Step 08 - Implementing GET Methods for User Resource
151. Step 09 - Implementing POST Method to create User Resource
152. Step 10 - Enhancing POST Method to return correct HTTP Status Code and Location
153. Step 11 - Implementing Exception Handling - 404 Resource Not Found
154. Resources For Next Step
155. Step 12 - Implementing Generic Exception Handling for all Resources
156. Step 13 - Implementing DELETE Method to delete a User Resource
157. Step 14 - Implementing Validations for REST API
158. Step 15 - Overview of Advanced REST API Features
159. Step 16 - Understanding Open API Specification and Swagger
160. springdoc-openapi Dependency for next lecture
161. Step 17 - Configuring Auto Generation of Swagger Documentation
162. Step 18 - Exploring Content Negotiation - Implementing Support for XML
163. Step 19 - Exploring Internationalization for REST API
164. Resources For Next Step
165. Step 20 - Versioning REST API - URI Versioning
166. Step 21 - Versioning REST API - Request Param, Header and Content Negotiation
167. Step 22 - Implementing HATEOAS for REST API
168. Step 23 - Implementing Static Filtering for REST API
169. Step 24 - Implementing Dynamic Filtering for REST API
170. Step 25 - Monitoring APIs with Spring Boot Actuator
171. Step 26 - Exploring APIs with Spring Boot HAL Explorer
172. Step 27 - Connecting REST API to H2 using JPA and Hibernate - An Overview
173. DO NOT SKIP - Additional Setting For Next Step - H2-CONSOLE
174. Step 28 - Creating User Entity and some test data
175. Step 29 - Enhancing REST API to connect to H2 using JPA and Hibernate
176. Step 30 - Creating Post Entity with Many to One Relationship with User Entity
177. Step 31 - Implementing a GET API to retrieve all Posts of a User
178. Step 32 - Implementing a POST API to create a Post for a User
179. Step 33 - Exploring JPA and Hibernate Queries for REST API
180. Step 34 - Connecting REST API to MySQL Database - An Overview
181. Step 34z - OPTIONAL - Installing Docker
182. Resources For Next Step
183. Course Update - Changes to MySQL connector
184. Step 35 - OPTIONAL - Connecting REST API to MySQL Database - Implementation
185. Step 36 - Implementing Basic Authentication with Spring Security
186. Step 37 - Enhancing Spring Security Configuration for Basic Authentication
187. Section Quiz
188. Building Java Full Stack Application with Spring Boot and React
189. CODE BACKUP and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Coding Reference and Debugging
190. Step 01 - Getting Started - Full Stack Spring Boot and React Application
191. Step 02 - Exploring What and Why of Full Stack Architectures
192. Step 03 - Understanding JavaScript and EcmaScript History
193. Step 04 - Installing Visual Studio Code
194. Step 05 - Installing nodejs and npm
195. Step 06 - Creating React App with Create React App
196. Step 07 - Exploring Important nodejs Commands - Create React App
197. Step 08 - Exploring Visual Studio Code and Create React App
198. Step 09 - Exploring Create React App Folder Structure
199. Step 10 - Getting started with React Components
200. Step 11 - Creating Your First React Component and more

NEW FOR SPRING BOOT 3 AND SPRING 6

POPULAR IDE - IntelliJ (free version)

#1 BEST SELLING SPRING BOOT & HIBERNATE COURSE ON UDEMY - 320,000+ STUDENTS ENROLLED

OVER 70,000 REVIEWS - 5 STARS!

THIS COURSE COVERS SPRING BOOT 3 AND SPRING 6

LEARN these HOT TOPICS in Spring Boot 3 and Spring 6:

• Spring Boot 3

• Spring Framework 6

• Spring Boot 3 Core

• Spring Boot 3 Annotations

• Spring Boot 3 Java Configuration (all Java, no xml)

• Spring Boot 3 and Spring MVC

• Spring Boot 3 Hibernate/JPA CRUD

• Spring Boot 3 Security

• Spring Boot 3 REST API

• Maven

REAL-TIME PROJECTS

• Spring Boot 3 REST API (with full database CRUD real-time project)

• Spring Boot 3 REST API Security (with password encryption in the database)

• Spring Boot 3 with JPA and Spring Data JPA (with full database CRUD real-time project)

• Spring Boot 3 with Spring Data REST (with full database CRUD real-time project)

• Spring Boot 3 with Spring MVC, Thymeleaf (with full database CRUD real-time project)

COURSE UPDATES

Updated course to SPRING BOOT 3 and SPRING 6

This course covers the LATEST VERSIONS of Spring Boot 3, Spring 6 and Hibernate 6!

Build a complete Spring Boot MVC + Hibernate/JPA CRUD web app ... all from scratch! (real-time project)

You will learn about: Spring Boot Core, Spring Boot MVC, Spring Boot Security, Spring Boot REST API, Spring Data JPA, Spring Data REST, Thymeleaf, AOP and Hibernate/JPA ... all connected to a MySQL database

By the end of this course, you will create all of the source code for a complete Spring Boot MVC - Hibernate/JPA CRUD real-time project.

You will also develop Spring Boot REST APIs for a full CRUD REST API real-time project.

You will type in every line of code with me in the videos ... all from scratch.

I explain every line of code that we create. So this isn't a copy/paste exercise, you will have a full understanding of the code.

I am a RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTOR . Post your questions and I will RESPOND in 24 hours.

Join 300,000+ students that are already enrolled!

Over 60,000+ Reviews! (the most reviews for any Spring Boot & Hibernate course on Udemy, nearly TRIPLE the nearest competitor)

=

Sample of the reviews:

Best Spring Boot course by far across all learning platforms for me. Best course structure and instructor always demonstrates in depth knowledge by covering the necessary basics. Really really incredible good presentation and structure, a lot of other instructors can learn a lot from you Chad. - Muzi P.

I worked in some company, so I can say that this course is 100% industry oriented. The best course for learning Spring Framework. Getting replies within 24 hours. - Premang

I'm adding to my review following Chad's recent updates to his course to cover Spring Boot, JPA, etc. After finishing the course originally, I found another Spring Boot class, and after working on this other class, I appreciate more what Chad has done here. He's made Spring Boot for CRUD applications with Thymeleaf very easy to follow and learn. I've taken half a dozen other software courses, and while other instructors might be good, Chad is the gold standard here. I can't recommend him highly enough. - Dave Zeltserman

This is the best tutorial I've seen so far for Spring/Hibernate, each step is well explained and the tutorial videos are made to a high standard. I highly recommend this course! - Rob

Hats off to you Chad, the best Spring fundamentals course I have done on Udemy thus far. You never disappoint. - Morebodi Modise

Chad is an excellent natural teacher. His course is well organized. He makes difficult concepts very easy to understand. - Julie Hodgson

=

Live Coding - I code all of the real-time projects from scratch

All source code is available for download

Responsive Instructor - All questions answered within 24 hours

=

PDFs of all lectures are available for download

Closed-Captions / Subtitles available for English and other languages (new!)

Professional video and audio recordings (check the free previews)

=

What Is Spring Boot?

Spring Boot is the modern development approach for building enterprise application. Spring Boot minimizes the configuration required for setting up Spring projects. By using Spring Boot, you can accelerate your development speed and leverage the auto-configuration features. This course covers the latest version of Spring Boot 3.

What Is Spring?

Spring is an enterprise Java framework. It was designed to simplify Jakarta EE development and make developers more productive. Spring makes use of Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection to promote good software coding practices and speed up development time. This course covers the latest version of Spring 6.

This course covers Spring Core, Annotations, All Java Spring Configuration, Spring AOP, Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA.

What Is Hibernate/JPA?

Hibernate/JPA is an Object-to-Relational-Mapping (ORM) framework. It simplifies database access for Java applications. By using the framework, you can easily store and retrieve Java objects by setting up some simple configuration mappings.

This course covers basic Hibernate/JPA CRUD. Also, advanced Hibernate/JPA mappings are covered for one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many.

Benefits of Taking This Spring Boot and Hibernate Course

Knowing Spring Boot and Hibernate can get you a job or improve the one you have. It's a skill that will put you more in demand in the enterprise Java industry, and make your software life easier, that's why it's so popular.

Nearly every job posting asks for skills in Spring Boot and Hibernate!

This course will help you quickly get up to speed with Spring Boot and Hibernate. I will demystify the technology and help you understand the essential concepts to build a real Spring Boot and Hibernate application from scratch.

You Will Learn How To

• Spring Boot

  • What is Spring Boot?

  • Creating a Project with Spring Boot Initializr

  • Develop a REST API Controller with Spring Boot

  • Explore the Spring Boot Project Structure

  • Leverage Spring Boot Starters - A Curated List of Dependencies

  • Inherit Defaults with Spring Boot Starter Parents

  • Automatically Restart with Spring Boot Dev Tools

  • Add DevOps functionality with Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints

  • Secure Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints

  • Run Spring Boot apps from the Command-Line

  • Use the Spring Boot Maven Plugin to package and run Spring Boot apps

  • Inject custom application properties into a Spring Boot REST Controller
    
    

• Maven

  • Simplify your build process with Maven

  • Create Maven POM files and add dependencies

  • Run Maven builds from the IDE

  • Use Maven during the development of Real-Time Projects for Spring Boot MVC, Spring Boot Security, Spring Boot REST API and Hibernate/JPA
    
    

• Spring Core

  • Build a complete Spring MVC and Hibernate/JPA CRUD Project ... all from scratch

  • Set up your Spring Boot and Hibernate/JPA

  • Wire beans together in the Spring container using Inversion of Control

  • Configure the Spring container for Dependency Injection

  • Define Spring Beans using the Component annotation

  • Perform auto-scanning of Spring beans to minimize configuration

  • Automatically wire beans together using Autowired annotation

  • Apply all Java configuration to Spring Beans (no xml)

  
  

• Spring Security

  • Secure your REST APIs and web applications with Spring Boot Security

  • Set up your Maven pom.xml file with Spring Boot Security starter

  • Configure Spring Boot Security with all Java configuration (no xml)

  • Create custom Spring Boot Security login pages with Bootstrap CSS

  • Add logout support using default features of Spring Boot Security

  • Leverage Spring Boot Security support for Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

  • Define users and roles for authentication

  • Display user login info and role using Spring Boot Security tags

  • Restrict access to URLs based on user role

  • Hide and Display content based on user role

  • Add JDBC authentication, store user accounts and passwords in the database

  • Store encrypted passwords in the database using bcrypt

  • Register new users and encrypt passwords using Java code

  • Create a Spring Security Real-Time Project using authorization, authentication and database encryption

  
  

• Spring REST APIs

  • Overview of REST APIs

  • Investigating Spring Boot REST support

  • Sending JSON data over HTTP

  • JSON Data Binding with the Jackson project

  • Converting JSON data to Java POJO with Jackson

  • Developing a Spring Boot REST API

  • Setting up a Spring Boot REST project with Maven

  • Creating the Spring Boot REST Controller using RestController

  • Running the Spring Boot REST Controller with the IDE

  • Testing Spring Boot REST Web Services with Postman

  • Parameterize Spring Boot REST API endpoints using PathVariable

  • Add Spring Boot REST exception handling with ExceptionHandler

  • Integrate global Spring Boot REST exception handling with ControllerAdvice

  • Leverage ResponseEntity for fine-grained control of Spring Boot REST HTTP response

  • Build Spring Boot REST API to execute CRUD actions on the Database with Hibernate/JPA

  • Create a Real-Time Project using Spring Boot REST API with full database CRUD

  
  

• Spring REST API CRUD

  • Develop a REST API Controller with Spring Boot with full CRUD support

  • Configure Spring Boot Data Source for MySQL Database

  • Create DAO implementations using JPA Entity Manager

  • Apply Best Practices by integrating a Service Layer

  • Expose REST API endpoints in Controller code (GET, POST, PUT and DELETE)

  • Access the REST API using Postman

  
  

• Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA

  • Minimize boilerplate code with Spring Data JPA and the JpaRepository

  • Refactor existing REST API to integrate with Spring Data JPA

  • Leverage new features of the the Java Optional pattern with JpaRepository

  • Test the Spring Data JPA repository with Postman

  
  

• Spring Boot and Spring Data REST

  • Accelerate your development process with Spring Data REST

  • Leverage Spring Data REST to eliminate custom code for controllers and service

  • Automatically expose REST endpoints for your JPA Repositories

  • Customize REST base path endpoints

  • Apply pagination and sorting to REST API endpoints

  • Configure default page sizes for REST APIs

  • Investigate HATEOAS compliant REST responses

  • Test Spring Data REST with Postman

  
  

• Spring MVC

  • Set up your Spring Boot MVC environment with configs and directories

  • Create controllers using Controller annotation

  • Read HTML form data using RequestParam

  • Leverage Spring Boot MVC model to transport data between controller and view page

  • Define Request Mappings for GET and POST requests

  • Minimize coding with Spring Boot MVC Form data binding

  • Leverage Thymeleaf expressions to access data from the Spring Boot MVC Model

  • Apply CSS stylesheets to your Thymeleaf templates
    
    

• Spring MVC Validation

  • Create a Spring MVC Validation project using the Spring Initializr website

  • Apply validation rules for required fields, number ranges and regular expressions

  • Leverage the InitBinder and StringTrimmerEditor to trim white spaces

  • Configure error messages using the messages properties file

  • Develop a custom validation rule using annotations
    
    

• Spring Boot and Thymeleaf

  • Develop view templates with Thymeleaf in Spring Boot projects

  • Examine the auto-configuration of Thymeleaf in Spring Boot projects

  • Create a Spring Boot project with Thymeleaf using the Spring Initializer website

  • Develop a Spring Boot MVC Controller and a Thymeleaf template
    
    

• Spring Boot, Thymeleaf and Database CRUD

  • Develop a real-time project with Thymeleaf and Spring Boot with full database CRUD support

  • Integrate the Repository to execute CRUD actions on the Database with Spring Data JPA

  • Apply best practices with the Service layer design pattern

  • Create a Controller to handle web browser requests

  • Develop Thymeleaf templates to render database results

  • Beautify your Thymeleaf templates with Bootstrap CSS
    
    

• AOP: Aspect Oriented Programming

  • Set up a Spring Boot project for AOP

  • Apply AOP concepts: Aspects, advices and pointcut expressions

  • Add logging messages using the Before advice

  • Define pointcut expressions to match on parameters, return types and packages

  • Create reusable pointcut expressions

  • Combine pointcut expressions using logical operators

  • Control the execution order of aspects using Order

  • Access method execution metadata using JoinPoints

  • Leverage JoinPoints to read method arguments

  • Apply an AfterReturning advice to post-process the data

  • Integrate AfterThrowing advice to access exceptions

  • Develop an AOP Advice using Around to pre-process and post-process method calls

  • Integrate AOP into a Spring MVC CRUD app

Compared to other Spring Boot/Hibernate courses

This course is fully up to date and covers the latest versions of Spring Boot 3, Spring 6 and Hibernate 6. The course also includes new content on Spring Boot 3, Spring Data JPA, Spring Data REST and Thymeleaf.

Beware of other Udemy Spring/Hibernate courses. Most of them are outdated and use old versions of Spring and Hibernate. Don’t waste your time or money on learning outdated technology.

Also, I create all of the code from scratch in this course. Beware of other courses, those instructors simply copy/paste from their github repo or they use pre-written code. Their approach is not ideal for real-time learning.

Take my course where I show you how to create all of the code from scratch. You can type the code along with me in the videos, which is the best way to learn.

I am a very responsive instructor and I am available to answer your questions and help you work through any problems.

Finally, all source code is provided with the course along with setup instructions.

Student Reviews Prove This Course's Worth

Those who have reviewed the course have pointed out that the instruction is clear and easy to follow, as well as thorough and highly informative.

Many students had also taken other Spring Boot and Hibernate courses in the past, only to find that this Spring Boot and Hibernate course was their favorite. They enjoyed the structure of the content and the high quality audio/video.

Sample of the Student Reviews:

Best Spring Boot course by far across all learning platforms for me. Best course structure and instructor always demonstrates in depth knowledge by covering the necessary basics. Really really incredible good presentation and structure, a lot of other instructors can learn a lot from you Chad. - Muzi P.

I worked in some company, so I can say that this course is 100% industry oriented. The best course for learning Spring Framework. Getting replies within 24 hours. - Premang

Chad Darby has done a superb job organizing this course, and has made Spring Framework, MVC, AOP, Hibernate, Security easy to learn and use. I have a bs and ms in CS, have been developing software for 25 years, and have taken many courses over the years at the different companies I've been at and Chad is easily the best instructor I've had. - Dave Zeltserman

This is the best tutorial I've seen so far for Spring/Hibernate, each step is well explained and the tutorial videos are made to a high standard. I highly recommend this course! - Rob

Hats off to you Chad, the best Spring fundamentals course I have done on Udemy thus far. You never disappoint. - Morebodi Modise

Chad is an excellent natural teacher. His course is well organized. He makes difficult concepts very easy to understand. - Julie Hodgson

Quality Material

You will receive a quality course, with solid technical material and excellent audio and video production.

My courses have received rave 5 star reviews and over 600,000 students have taken the courses. Also, these courses are the most popular courses in their respective categories.

Similar thing for this Spring Boot course, it is ranked as #1 best seller for Spring courses.

I also have an active YouTube channel where I post regular videos. In the past year, I’ve created over 300 video tutorials (public and private). My YouTube channel has over 6 million views and 40k subscribers. So I understand what works and what doesn’t work for creating video tutorials.

No Risk – Udemy Refund

Finally, there is no risk. You can preview 25% of the course for free. Once you purchase the course, if for some reason you are not happy with the course, Udemy offers a 30-day refund (based on Udemy's Refund Policy).

So you have nothing to lose, sign up for this course and learn how to build Spring Boot and Hibernate Real-Time Projects from scratch!

Target Audience

• Java Developers with basic Java experience

1. NEW - Spring Boot 3 Quick Start
2. Introduction
3. How To Take This Course and How To Get Help
4. Downloading the Source Code and PDFs
5. Java Development Environment Checkpoint
6. Spring Boot Overview
7. Spring Boot Initialzr Demo
8. Spring Boot - Create a REST Controller
9. Spring Framework Overview - Part 1
10. Spring Framework Overview - Part 2
11. Spring Projects
12. What is Maven?
13. Maven Project Structure
14. Maven Key Concepts
15. Exploring Spring Boot Project Files - Part 1
16. Exploring Spring Boot Project Files - Part 2
17. Spring Boot Starters
18. Spring Boot Parents for Starters
19. Spring Boot Dev Tools - Overview
20. Spring Boot Dev Tools - Coding
21. Spring Boot Actuator - Overview
22. Spring Boot Actuator - Accessing Endpoints - Part 1
23. Spring Boot Actuator - Accessing Endpoints - Part 2
24. Spring Boot Actuator - Securing Endpoints - Overview
25. Spring Boot Actuator - Securing Endpoints - Coding
26. Run Spring Boot apps from the Command Line - Overview
27. Run Spring Boot apps from the Command Line - Demo
28. Injecting Custom Application Properties - Overview
29. Injecting Custom Application Properties - Coding
30. Configuring the Spring Boot Server - Overview
31. Configuring the Spring Boot Server - Coding
32. NEW - Spring Core
33. What is Inversion of Control?
34. Defining Dependency Injection - Overview - Part 1
35. Defining Dependency Injection - Overview - Part 2
36. Constructor Injection - Coding - Part 1
37. Constructor Injection - Coding - Part 2
38. IDE Warning - No Usages
39. Constructor Injection - Behind the Scenes
40. Component Scanning - Overview
41. Component Scanning - Coding - Part 1
42. Component Scanning - Coding - Part 2
43. Setter Injection - Overview
44. Setter Injection - Coding
45. Field Injection
46. Qualifiers - Overview
47. Qualifiers - Coding - Part 1
48. Qualifiers - Coding - Part 2
49. Primary - Overview
50. Primary - Coding
51. Lazy Initialization - Overview
52. Lazy Initialization - Coding - Part 1
53. Lazy Initialization - Coding - Part 2
54. Bean Scopes - Overview
55. Bean Scopes - Coding
56. Bean Lifecycle Methods - Overview
57. Bean Lifecycle Methods - Coding
58. Special Note about Prototype Scope - Destroy Lifecycle Method and Lazy Init
59. Java Config Bean - Overview
60. Java Config Bean - Coding - Part 1
61. Java Config Bean - Coding - Part 2
62. NEW - Hibernate/JPA CRUD
63. Hibernate / JPA Overview
64. Hibernate, JPA and JDBC
65. Setting Up Development Environment
66. Setting Up Database Table - Overview
67. Setting Up Database Table - Coding
68. Setting Up Spring Boot Project - Overview
69. Setting Up Spring Boot Project - Coding - Part 1
70. Setting Up Spring Boot Project - Coding - Part 2
71. JPA Annotations - Overview
72. JPA Annotations - Coding
73. Saving a Java Object with JPA - Overview
74. Saving a Java Object with JPA - Coding - Part 1
75. Saving a Java Object with JPA - Coding - Part 2
76. Primary Keys
77. Changing Index of MySQL Auto Increment
78. Reading Objects with JPA - Overview
79. Reading Objects with JPA - Coding
80. Querying Objects with JPA - Overview
81. Querying Objects with JPA - Coding - Part 1
82. Querying Objects with JPA - Coding - Part 2
83. Updating Objects with JPA - Overview
84. Updating Objects with JPA - Coding
85. Deleting Objects with JPA - Overview
86. Deleting Objects with JPA - Coding - Part 1
87. Deleting Objects with JPA - Coding - Part 2
88. Create Database Tables from Java Code - Overview
89. Create Database Tables from Java Code - Coding - Part 1
90. Create Database Tables from Java Code - Coding - Part 2
91. NEW - REST CRUD APIs
92. What Are REST Services - Part 1
93. What Are REST Services - Part 2
94. JSON Basics
95. Spring Boot REST HTTP Basics
96. Postman Demo
97. Spring Boot REST Controller - Overview - Part 1
98. Spring Boot REST Controller - Overview - Part 2
99. Spring Boot Rest Controller - Coding
100. JSON Jackson Data Binding
101. Spring Boot REST POJO - Overview
102. Spring Boot REST POJO - Coding - Part 1
103. Spring Boot REST POJO - Coding - Part 2
104. Spring Boot REST Path Variables - Overview
105. Spring Boot REST Path Variables - Coding - Part 1
106. Spring Boot REST Path Variables - Coding - Part 2
107. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Overview - Part 1
108. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Overview - Part 2
109. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Coding - Part 1
110. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Coding - Part 2
111. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Coding - Part 3
112. Spring Boot REST Exception Handling - Coding - Part 4
113. Spring Boot REST Global Exception Handling - Overview
114. Spring Boot REST Global Exception Handling - Coding
115. Spring Boot REST API Design - Best Practices
116. Spring Boot REST API Design - API Design of Real-Time Projects (PayPal, Github a
117. Spring Boot REST Project Overview
118. Spring Boot REST Setup Sample Data
119. Spring Boot REST Create Project
120. Spring Boot REST DAO
121. Spring Boot REST DAO - Coding - Part 1
122. Spring Boot REST DAO - Coding - Part 2
123. Spring Boot REST DAO - Coding - Part 3
124. Spring Boot Define Service Layer - Overview
125. Spring Boot Define Service Layer - Coding
126. Spring Boot DAO: Add, Update, Delete - Overview
127. Spring Boot DAO: Add, Update, Delete - Coding
128. Spring Boot Service: Add, Update, Delete - Coding
129. Spring Boot REST: Get Single Employee - Coding
130. Spring Boot REST: Add Employee - Coding
131. Spring Boot REST: Update Employee - Coding
132. Spring Boot REST: Delete Employee - Coding
133. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data JPA - Overview
134. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data JPA - Coding - Part 1
135. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data JPA - Coding - Part 2
136. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data REST - Overview
137. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data REST - Coding - Part 1
138. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data REST - Coding - Part 2
139. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data REST Configs and Sorting - Overview
140. Spring Boot REST: Spring Data REST Configs and Sorting - Coding
141. NEW - REST API Security
142. Spring Boot REST API Security Overview
143. Spring Boot REST API Security - Coding - Part 1
144. Spring Boot REST API Security - Coding - Part 2
145. Spring Boot REST API Security - Basic Configuration - Overview
146. Spring Boot REST API Security - Basic Configuration - Coding
147. Spring Boot REST API Security - Restrict URLs based on Roles - Overview
148. Spring Boot REST API Security - Restrict URLs based on Roles - Coding - Part 1
149. Spring Boot REST API Security - Restrict URLs based on Roles - Coding - Part 2
150. Spring Boot REST API Security - Restrict URLs based on Roles - Coding - Part 3
151. Spring Boot REST API Security - JDBC Authentication - Plain Text - Overview
152. Spring Boot REST API Security - JDBC Authentication - Plain Text - Coding Part 1
153. Spring Boot REST API Security - JDBC Authentication - Plain Text - Coding Part 2
154. Spring Boot REST API Security - JDBC Authentication - Plain Text - Coding Part 3
155. Spring Boot REST API Security - BCrypt Encryption - Overview - Part 1
156. Spring Boot REST API Security - BCrypt Encryption - Overview - Part 2
157. Spring Boot REST API Security - BCrypt Encryption - Coding
158. Spring Boot REST API Security - JDBC Authentication - Custom Tables - Overview
159. Spring Boot REST API Security -Custom Tables - Coding - Part 1
160. Spring Boot REST API Security -Custom Tables - Coding - Part 2
161. Spring Boot REST API Security -Custom Tables - Coding - Part 3
162. FAQ: Spring Boot REST API Security - Custom Tables with JPA/Hibernate
163. NEW - Spring MVC
164. Spring Boot - Spring MVC with Thymeleaf - Overview
165. Spring Boot - Spring MVC with Thymeleaf - Coding - Part 1
166. Spring Boot - Spring MVC with Thymeleaf - Coding - Part 2
167. Spring Boot - Spring MVC with Thymeleaf and CSS - Overview
168. Spring Boot - Spring MVC with Thymeleaf and CSS - Coding
169. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Overview
170. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Setup Dev Environment
171. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Overview
172. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Coding - Part 1
173. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Coding - Part 2
174. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Coding - Part 3
175. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Coding - Part 4
176. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Required Fields - Coding - Part 5
177. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - @InitBinder - Overview
178. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - @InitBinder - Coding
179. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Validate a Number Range - Overview
180. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Validate a Number Range - Coding
181. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Applying Regular Expressions - Overview
182. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Applying Regular Expressions - Coding
183. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Make Integer Fields Required
184. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Strings for Int Fields and Custom Messages
185. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Debugging Tips for Custom Error Names
186. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Overview - Part 1
187. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Overview - Part 2
188. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Coding - Part 1
189. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Coding - Part 2
190. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Coding - Part 3
191. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Coding - Part 4
192. Spring Boot - Spring MVC Validation - Custom Validation - Coding - Part 5
193. NEW - Spring MVC CRUD
194. CRUD Database Project - Overview
195. CRUD Database Project - Set up
196. CRUD Database Project - Get Employees - Coding
197. CRUD Database Project - Add Employees - Overview
198. CRUD Database Project - Add Employee - Coding - Part 1
199. CRUD Database Project - Add Employee - Coding - Part 2
200. CRUD Database Project - Add Employee - Coding - Part 3

Do you want to learn from the MOST POPULAR Course (180K+ Students)  on Microservices? Do you want to Learn to Build an Amazing REST API with Spring Boot? Do you want to learn what the Hype about Microservices is all about? Do you want to Build Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud? Do you want to Build Containers with Docker? Do you want to orchestrate Microservices with Kubernetes? Look no further!

UPDATES: New Sections on SPRING BOOT, DOCKER and KUBERNETES.

WHAT OUR LEARNERS ARE SAYING:

5 STARS - Anyone willing to learn Spring Cloud APIs and Spring Rest must enroll for the course without second-thoughts.

5 STARS - Probably I can say this is best tutorial for Spring boot as well as Micro Service for the learners who have just started there work/projects on these technologies.

5 STARS - This was an excellent course! The instructor provided great examples that were straight-forward and easy to understand….. I would highly recommend his courses if you want to solid introduction to spring boot and the spring framework.

5 STARS - Very helpful for the beginners as well as experienced people to gain knowledge on Restful Web-services and Spring boot. Thank you for such a nice tutorial.

5 STARS - This was perfect course to get introduced to the world of microservices. Instructor explained each topic by first listing the problems that the particular solution is going to solve.

5 STARS - Great course, the teacher explains everything in a good way making good examples that makes easy to understand how this knowledge can be use in real project. All the courses of in28minutes are great, i'm waiting for the next great course.

5 STARS - The instructor's has a unique style of teaching which is very uncomplicated , up-to-the point and very effective. Great job!

5 STARS - This one is the most awesome course that I have ever purchased in udemy!

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Developing RESTful web services and REST API is fun. The combination of Java, Spring Boot, Spring Web MVC, Spring Web Services and JPA makes it even more fun. And its even more fun to create Microservices.

There are two parts to this course - RESTful web services and Microservices

Architectures are moving towards microservices. RESTful web services are the first step to developing great microservices. Java and Spring Boot, in combination with Spring Web MVC (also called Spring REST) makes it easy to develop RESTful web services.

In the first part of the course, you will learn the basics of RESTful web services developing resources for a social media application. You will learn to implement these resources with multiple features - versioning, exception handling, documentation (Swagger), basic authentication (Spring Security), filtering and HATEOAS. You will learn the best practices in designing RESTful web services.

In this part of the course, you will be using Spring (Dependency Management), Spring MVC (or Spring REST), Spring Boot, Spring Security (Authentication and Authorization), Spring Boot Actuator (Monitoring), Swagger (Documentation), Maven (dependencies management), Eclipse (IDE), Postman (REST Services Client) and Tomcat Embedded Web Server. We will help you set up each one of these.

In the second part of the course, you will learn the basics of Microservices. You will understand how to implement microservices using Spring Cloud.

In this part of the course, you will learn to establish communication between microservices, enable load balancing, scaling up and down of microservices. You will also learn to centralize the configuration of microservices with Spring Cloud Config Server. You will implement Eureka Naming Server and Distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin. You will create fault tolerant microservices with Zipkin.

In the third part of the course, you will learn the basics of Docker. You will understand how to build containers for microservices built using Docker and Spring Cloud.

In the fourth part of the course, you will learn the basics of Kubernetes. You will understand how to orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM EVERY IN28MINUTES COURSE

in28Minutes offers 30 Best Selling Courses providing Amazing Learning Experiences to 500,000 Learners across the world.

Each of these courses come with

• Amazing Hands-on Step By Step Learning Experiences

• Real Project Experiences using the Best Tools and Frameworks

• Awesome Troubleshooting Guides with 200+ FAQs Answered

• Friendly Support in the Q&A section

• Free Udemy Certificate of Completion on Completion of Course

HERE ARE A FEW REVIEWS ON THE IN28MINUTES WAY

5 STARS - Excellent, fabulous. The way he has prepared the material and the way he teaches is really awesome. What an effort .. Thanks a million

5 STARS - A lot of preparation work has taken place from the teacher and this is visible throughout the course.

5 STARS - This guy is fantastic. Really. Wonderful teaching skills, and goes well out of his way to make sure that everything he is doing is fully understood. This is the kind of tutorial that gets me excited to work with a framework that I may otherwise not be.

5 STARS - The best part of it is the hands-on approach which the author maintained throughout the course as he had promised at the beginning of the lecture. He explains the concepts really well and also makes sure that there is not a single line of code you type without understanding what it really does.

5 STARS - I also appreciate the mind and hands approach of teaching something and then having the student apply it. It makes everything a lot clearer for the student and uncovers issues that we will face in our project early.

5 STARS - Amazing course. Explained super difficult concepts (that I have spent hours on the internet finding a good explanation) in under 5 minutes.

Start Learning Now. Hit the Enroll Button!

STEP BY STEP DETAILS

RESTful Web Services 

• Step 01 - Initializing a RESTful Services Project with Spring Boot

• Step 02 - Understanding the RESTful Services we would create in this course

• Step 03 - Creating a Hello World Service

• Step 04 - Enhancing the Hello World Service to return a Bean

• Step 05 - Quick Review of Spring Boot Auto Configuration and Dispatcher Servlet - What's happening in the background?

• Step 06 - Enhancing the Hello World Service with a Path Variable

• Step 07 - Creating User Bean and User Service

• Step 08 - Implementing GET Methods for User Resource

• Step 09 - Implementing POST Method to create User Resource

• Step 10 - Enhancing POST Method to return correct HTTP Status Code and Location URI

• Step 11 - Implementing Exception Handling - 404 Resource Not Found

• Step 12 - Implementing Generic Exception Handling for all Resources

• Step 13 - Exercise : User Post Resource and Exception Handling

• Step 14 - Implementing DELETE Method to delete a User Resource

• Step 15 - Implementing Validations for RESTful Services

• Step 16 - Implementing HATEOAS for RESTful Services

• Step 17 - Overview of Advanced RESTful Service Features

• Step 18 - Internationalization for RESTful Services

• Step 19 - Content Negotiation - Implementing Support for XML

• Step 20 - Configuring Auto Generation of Swagger Documentation

• Step 21 - Introduction to Swagger Documentation Format

• Step 22 - Enhancing Swagger Documentation with Custom Annotations

• Step 23 - Monitoring APIs with Spring Boot Actuator

• Step 24 - Implementing Static Filtering for RESTful Service

• Step 25 - Implementing Dynamic Filtering for RESTful Service

• Step 26 - Versioning RESTful Services - Basic Approach with URIs

• Step 27 - Versioning RESTful Services - Header and Content Negotiation Approaches

• Step 28 - Implementing Basic Authentication with Spring Security

• Step 29 - Overview of Connecting RESTful Service to JPA

• Step 30 - Creating User Entity and some test data

• Step 31 - Updating GET methods on User Resource to use JPA

• Step 32 - Updating POST and DELETE methods on User Resource to use JPA

• Step 33 - Creating Post Entity and Many to One Relationship with User Entity

• Step 34 - Implementing a GET service to retrieve all Posts of a User

• Step 35 - Implementing a POST service to create a Post for a User

• Step 36 - Richardson Maturity Model

• Step 37 - RESTful Services Best Practices

Microservices with Spring Cloud

• Step 01 - Part 1 - Introduction to Limits Microservice and Spring Cloud Config Server

• Step 01 - Part 2 - Setting up Limits Microservice

• Step 02 - Creating a hard coded limits service

• Step 03 - Enhance limits service to pick up configuration from application properties

• Step 04 - Setting up Spring Cloud Config Server

• Step 05 - Installing Git

• Step 06 - Creating Local Git Repository

• Step 07 - Connect Spring Cloud Config Server to Local Git Repository

• Step 08 - Configuration for Multiple Environments in Git Repository

• Step 09 - Connect Limits Service to Spring Cloud Config Server

• Step 10 - Configuring Profiles for Limits Service

• Step 11 - A review of Spring Cloud Config Server

• Step 12 - Introduction to Currency Conversion and Currency Exchange Microservices

• Step 13 - Setting up Currency Exchange Microservice

• Step 14 - Create a simple hard coded currency exchange service

• Step 15 - Setting up Dynamic Port in the the Response

• Step 16 - Configure JPA and Initialized Data

• Step 17 - Create a JPA Repository

• Step 18 - Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice

• Step 19 - Creating a service for currency conversion

• Step 20 - Invoking Currency Exchange Microservice from Currency Conversion Microservice

• Step 21 - Using Feign REST Client for Service Invocation

• Step 22 - Setting up client side load balancing with Ribbon

• Step 23 - Running client side load balancing with Ribbon

• Step 24 - Understand the need for a Naming Server

• Step 25 - Setting up Eureka Naming Server

• Step 26 - Connecting Currency Conversion Microservice to Eureka

• Step 27 - Connecting Currency Exchange Microservice to Eureka

• Step 28 - Distributing calls using Eureka and Ribbon

• Step 29 - A review of implementing Eureka, Ribbon and Feign

• Step 30 - Introduction to API Gateways

• Step 31 - Setting up Zuul API Gateway

• Step 32 - Implementing Zuul Logging Filter

• Step 33 - Executing a request through Zuul API Gateway

• Step 34 - Setting up Zuul API Gateway between microservice invocations

• Step 35 - Introduction to Distributed Tracing

• Step 36 - Implementing Spring Cloud Sleuth

• Step 37 - Introduction to Distributed Tracing with Zipkin

• Step 39 - Setting up Distributed Tracing with Zipkin

• Step 40 - Connecting microservices to Zipkin

• Step 41 - Using Zipkin UI Dashboard to trace requests

• Step 42 - Understanding the need for Spring Cloud Bus

• Step 43 - Implementing Spring Cloud Bus

• Step 44 - Fault Tolerance with Hystrix

Start Learning Now. Hit the Enroll Button!

1. Introduction
2. Microservices and RESTful APIs with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Preview
3. DO NOT SKIP: Success Stories of Other Learners
4. Introduction to the Course & Course Guide
5. A surprise! New Course Updates
6. Introduction To Web Services
7. What is a Web Service?
8. Important How Questions related to Web Services
9. Web Services - Key Terminology
10. Introduction to SOAP Web Services
11. Introduction to RESTful Web Services
12. SOAP vs RESTful Web Services
13. Restful Web Services with Spring Boot - V2
14. DO NOT SKIP: New to Spring Boot?
15. Step 00 - Creating a REST API with Spring Boot - An Overview
16. CODE BACKUP FILES and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Reference
17. Step 01 - Initializing a REST API Project with Spring Boot
18. Step 02 - Creating a Hello World REST API with Spring Boot
19. Step 03 - Enhancing the Hello World REST API to return a Bean
20. Step 04 - What's happening in the background? Spring Boot Starters & Autoconfign
21. Step 05 - Enhancing the Hello World REST API with a Path Variable
22. Step 06 - Designing the REST API for Social Media Application
23. Step 07 - Creating User Bean and UserDaoService
24. Resources for Next Step
25. Step 08 - Implementing GET Methods for User Resource
26. Step 09 - Implementing POST Method to create User Resource
27. Step 10 - Enhancing POST Method to return correct HTTP Status Code and Location
28. Step 11 - Implementing Exception Handling - 404 Resource Not Found
29. Resources for Next Step
30. Step 12 - Implementing Generic Exception Handling for all Resources
31. Step 13 - Implementing DELETE Method to delete a User Resource
32. Step 14 - Implementing Validations for REST API
33. Step 15 - Overview of Advanced REST API Features
34. Step 16 - Understanding Open API Specification and Swagger
35. springdoc-openapi Dependency for next lecture
36. Step 17 - Configuring Auto Generation of Swagger Documentation
37. Step 18 - Exploring Content Negotiation - Implementing Support for XML
38. Step 19 - Exploring Internationalization for REST API
39. Resources for Next Step
40. Step 20 - Versioning REST API - URI Versioning
41. Step 21 - Versioning REST API - Request Param, Header and Content Negotiation
42. Step 22 - Implementing HATEOAS for REST API
43. Step 23 - Implementing Static Filtering for REST API
44. Step 24 - Implementing Dynamic Filtering for REST API
45. Step 25 - Monitoring APIs with Spring Boot Actuator
46. Step 26 - Exploring APIs with Spring Boot HAL Explorer
47. DO NOT SKIP - New to JPA and Hibernate?
48. Step 27 - Connecting REST API to H2 using JPA and Hibernate - An Overview
49. DO NOT SKIP - Additional Setting For Next Step - H2-CONSOLE
50. Step 28 - Creating User Entity and some test data
51. Step 29 - Enhancing REST API to connect to H2 using JPA and Hibernate
52. Step 30 - Creating Post Entity with Many to One Relationship with User Entity
53. Step 31 - Implementing a GET API to retrieve all Posts of a User
54. Step 32 - Implementing a POST API to create a Post for a User
55. Step 33 - Exploring JPA and Hibernate Queries for REST API
56. Step 34 - Connecting REST API to MySQL Database - An Overview
57. Step 34z - OPTIONAL - Installing Docker
58. Resources for Next Step
59. Course Update: Changes to MySQL Connector
60. Step 35 - OPTIONAL - Connecting REST API to MySQL Database - Implementation
61. Step 36 - Implementing Basic Authentication with Spring Security
62. Step 37 - Enhancing Spring Security Configuration for Basic Authentication
63. Quick Introduction to Microservices
64. Section Introduction - Microservices with Spring Cloud
65. Step 00 - 01 - Introduction to Microservices
66. Step 00 - 02 - Challenges with Microservices
67. Step 00 - 03 - Introduction to Spring Cloud
68. Step 00 - 04 - Advantages of Microservices Architectures
69. Step 00 - 05 - Microservice Components - Standardizing Ports and URL
70. Microservices with Spring Cloud - V1
71. Next Section uses Latest Version of Spring Boot
72. Step 01 - Part 1 - Intro to Limits Microservice and Spring Cloud Config Server
73. Step 01 - Part 2 - Setting up Limits Microservice
74. COURSE UPDATE : Limits service with >=2.4.0 of SPRING BOOT
75. Step 02 - Creating a hard coded limits service
76. Step 03 -Enhance limits service to get configuration from application properties
77. Step 04 - Setting up Spring Cloud Config Server
78. Step 05 - Installing Git
79. Step 06 - Creating Local Git Repository
80. Step 07 - Connect Spring Cloud Config Server to Local Git Repository
81. Step 08 - Configuration for Multiple Environments in Git Repository
82. Step 09 - Connect Limits Service to Spring Cloud Config Server
83. Debugging problems with Spring Cloud Config Server
84. Step 10 - Configuring Profiles for Limits Service
85. Step 11 - A review of Spring Cloud Config Server
86. Step 12 - Introduction to Currency Conversion and Currency Exchange Microservice
87. IMPORTANT : SPRING BOOT AND SPRING CLOUD VERSIONS
88. Step 13 - Setting up Currency Exchange Microservice
89. Step 14 - Create a simple hard coded currency exchange service
90. Step 15 - Setting up Dynamic Port in the the Response
91. Step 16 - Configure JPA and Initialized Data
92. Step 17 - Create a JPA Repository
93. Step 18 - Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice
94. Step 19 - Creating a service for currency conversion
95. Step 20 - Invoking Currency Exchange Microservice from Currency Conversion Micro
96. Step 21 - Using Feign REST Client for Service Invocation
97. Step 22 - Setting up client side load balancing with Ribbon
98. COURSE UPDATE : Ribbon DOES NOT work with Spring Boot 2.4
99. Step 23 - Running client side load balancing with Ribbon
100. Debugging problems with Feign and Ribbon
101. Step 24 - Understand the need for a Naming Server
102. Step 25 - Setting up Eureka Naming Server
103. Step 26 - Connecting Currency Conversion Microservice to Eureka
104. Step 27 - Connecting Currency Exchange Microservice to Eureka
105. COURSE UPDATE : Exclude dependency on jackson-dataformat-xml
106. Step 28 - Distributing calls using Eureka and Ribbon
107. Debugging Problems with Naming Server ( Eureka ) and Ribbon
108. Step 29 - A review of implementing Eureka, Ribbon and Feign
109. Step 30 - Introduction to API Gateways
110. Step 31 - Setting up Zuul API Gateway
111. Step 32 - Implementing Zuul Logging Filter
112. Step 33 - Executing a request through Zuul API Gateway
113. Step 34 - Setting up Zuul API Gateway between microservice invocations
114. Debugging Problems with Zuul API Gateway
115. Step 35 - Introduction to Distributed Tracing
116. Step 36 - Implementing Spring Cloud Sleuth
117. Step 37 - Introduction to Distributed Tracing with Zipkin
118. Step 38 - Installing Rabbit MQ
119. Updates to Step 39 - Running Zipkin on Windows
120. Step 39 - Setting up Distributed Tracing with Zipkin
121. Step 40 - Connecting microservices to Zipkin
122. Updates to Step 40 : Use spring-cloud-starter-zipkin and spring-rabbit
123. Step 41 - Using Zipkin UI Dashboard to trace requests
124. Debugging Problems with Zipkin
125. Step 42 - Understanding the need for Spring Cloud Bus
126. Step 43 - Implementing Spring Cloud Bus
127. Step 44 - Fault Tolerance with Hystrix
128. Microservices with Spring Cloud - V2
129. What's NEW in V2?
130. RECOMMENDED: Use Latest Spring Boot Version
131. Have you already completed V1?
132. Course Downloads
133. Step 01 - Setting up Limits Microservice - V2
134. CODE BACKUP FILES and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Reference
135. Step 02 - Creating a hard coded limits service - V2
136. Step 03 - Enhance limits service - Get configuration from application props - V2
137. Step 04 - Setting up Spring Cloud Config Server - V2
138. Step 05 - Installing Git and Creating Local Git Repository - V2
139. Debugging problems with Spring Cloud Config Server - V2
140. Step 06 - Connect Spring Cloud Config Server to Local Git Repository - V2
141. Step 07 - Connect Limits Service to Spring Cloud Config Server - V2
142. Step 08 - Configuring Profiles for Limits Service - V2
143. Debugging Guide for Microservices V2 + Docker + Docker Compose
144. Step 09 - Introduction to Currency Conversion & Exchange Microservices - V2
145. Step 10 - Setting up Currency Exchange Microservice - V2
146. URL and Response Structure for Currency Exchange Service
147. Step 11 - Create a simple hard coded currency exchange service - V2
148. Step 12 - Setting up Dynamic Port in the the Response - V2
149. Step 13 - Configure JPA and Initialized Data - V2
150. CODE BACKUP FILES and STEP BY STEP CHANGES : For Reference
151. Step 14 - Create a JPA Repository - V2
152. Step 15 - Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice - V2
153. URL and Response Structure for Currency Conversion Service
154. Step 16 - Creating a service for currency conversion - V2
155. Step 17 - Invoking Currency Exchange from Currency Conversion Microservice - V2
156. Step 18 - Using Feign REST Client for Service Invocation - V2
157. Step 19 - Understand Naming Server and Setting up Eureka Naming Server - V2
158. Debugging Problems with Eureka - V2
159. Step 20 - Connect Currency Conversion & Currency Exchange Microservices - V2
160. Course Update - Github Repositories
161. Step 21 - QuickStart by Importing Microservices
162. Step 22 - Load Balancing with Eureka, Feign & Spring Cloud LoadBalancer - V2
163. Step 22 - Setting up Spring Cloud API Gateway
164. URLs for next Lecture
165. Step 23 - Enabling Discovery Locator with Eureka for Spring Cloud Gateway
166. Debugging Problems with Spring Cloud Gateway - V2
167. Step 24 - Exploring Routes with Spring Cloud Gateway
168. Step 25 - Implementing Spring Cloud Gateway Logging Filter
169. Step 26 - Getting started with Circuit Breaker - Resilience4j
170. DO NOT SKIP: Update to Step 28 and Step 29 - Change in Configuration
171. Step 27 - Playing with Resilience4j - Retry and Fallback Methods
172. Step 28 - Playing with Circuit Breaker Features of Resilience4j
173. Step 29 - Exploring Rate Limiting and BulkHead Features of Resilience4j - V2
174. Docker with Microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - V2
175. Step 00 - Match made in Heaven - Docker and Microservices
176. Step 01 - Installing Docker - Docker - V2
177. RECOMMENDATION : Use PowerShell in Windows!
178. Step 02 - Your First Docker Usecase - Deploy a Spring Boot Application
179. Step 03 - Docker Concepts - Registry, Repository, Tag, Image and Containers
180. Step 04 - Playing with Docker Images and Containers
181. Step 05 - Understanding Docker Architecture - Docker Client, Docker Engine
182. Step 06 - Why is Docker Popular
183. Step 07 - Playing with Docker Images
184. Step 08 - Playing with Docker Containers
185. Step 09 - Playing with Docker Commands - stats, system
186. Step 10 - Introduction to Distributed Tracing
187. Step 11 - Launching Zipkin Container using Docker
188. Step 12 00 - Getting Started with Observability and OpenTelemetry
189. Next Lecture - Configuration for Connecting Microservices with Zipkin
190. Step 12 - Connecting Currency Exchange Microservice with Zipkin
191. Step 13 - Connecting Currency Conversion Microservice & API Gateway with Zipkin
192. Link for the Next Lecture
193. Step 14 - Getting Setup with Microservices for Creating Container Images
194. Step 15 - Creating Container Image for Currency Exchange Microservice
195. Step 16 - Getting Started with Docker Compose - Currency Exchange Microservice
196. Step 17 - Running Eureka Naming Server with Docker Compose
197. Step 18 - Running Currency Conversion Microservice with Docker Compose
198. Step 19 - Running Spring Cloud API Gateway with Docker Compose
199. Debugging Problems with Docker Compose
200. Spring Boot 3 Update - Zipkin URL Configuration

***** Some Reviews From Students *****

• Really its worth for me, he is explained very well and given examples for understanding.

• It's a great course for Microservices with Spring Cloud.

• yes it is good matching for me.

• Very amazing course, whatever topics are covered by the instructor that is very easy to understand. Finally this course deserve 5 ratings.

  
  

This course is all about Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.

If you are working with Spring Boot and building REST APIs then this course is for you. Having microservices is the new trend.

In this course before jumping to microservices first you will understand what is monolithic application ?

We will create microservices out of monolithic application so that you have better idea how to break your application and create microservices out of it.

After that you will learn to use WebClient to make REST calls between your microservices. You might have used Rest Template but that is now deprecated and Spring 5 onwards it is not recommended to use.

There is another better open to make REST calls from Spring Boot Apps and that is Spring Cloud OpenFeign REST Client. It provides decalrative way to make REST calls from Spring Boot Apps.

Service Discovery & Registry is very important while working with microservices. This course covers Spring Cloud Eureka to register microservices so that we do not need to worry about URLs of different microservices.

Load Balancing is key when you have huge traffic and multiple instances for microservices. In this course we will achieve Client Side Load Balancing with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer.

Earlier Spring was providing Spring Cloud Netflix Ribbon to achieve client side load balancing but now its been deprecated and Spring Cloud Load Balancer is being used.

While working with microservices how to handle cross cutting concerns like Authentication, logging request and response ?

This can be achieved by Spring Cloud API Gateway. API Gateway is entry point for all microservices that you have. You will learn to have Pre and Post filters in API Gateway.

Earlier Spring was providing Zuul API Gateway but now its been deprecated and Spring Cloud API Gateway is being used.

What if one of your microservices is down ?

Here comes the importance of Fault Tolerance. This course covers practical implementation of Fault Tolerance & Circuit Breaker using Resilience4j. It also covers real world example of Circuit Breaker. Resilience4j internally uses Spring AOP ( Aspect Oriented Programming )

Earlier Spring was providing Spring Cloud Hystrix but now its been deprecated and Resilience4j is being used.

How to trace down a particular request ?

When your microservices are calling each other it becomes hard to identity where is the issue. But do not worry here comes Sleuth and Zipkin for that purpose. We can have Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin. Zipkin Server provides UI to trace down the request.

Centralizing property files and having environment specific property file is needed for each microservice. This can be achieved using Spring Cloud Config Server. This course covers practical implementation of Spring Cloud Config Server using Git.

Below are the topics that this course covers -

• Monolithic Vs Microservice

• WebClient To Make REST Calls

• Spring Cloud OpenFeign REST Client

• Spring Cloud Eureka - Service Discovery & Registry

• Client Side Load Balancing with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer

• Spring Cloud API Gateway with Pre and Post Filters

• Fault Tolerance & Circuit Breaker with Resilience4j

• Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin

• Spring Cloud Config Server

For this course you can use any database and any method to connect your database from your Spring Boot App. For example I will use MySQL database using Spring Data JPA in this course.

Course Topics & Lectures :-

Introduction

• Introduction

Setting Up Environment

• JDK, Maven and STS Installation

• Postman (REST Client) Installation

• MySQL Installation

Introduction To Microservice

• What is Monolithic Application ?

• What is Microservice ?

Introduction To Spring Cloud

• What is Spring Cloud ?

• Spring Cloud Projects and Its Usage

• Default Ports

Getting Ready with Microservices

• Database Tables and Structure

• Monolithic Application

Address Microservice

• Create Address Microservice

• Configure Address Microservice

• Add REST APIs To Address Microservice

• Address Microservice In Action

Student Microservice

• Create Student Microservice

• Configure WebClient

• Calling Address Microservice From Student

• Student Microservice In Action

Spring Cloud OpenFeign REST Client

• What is Open Feign and Why we need it ?

• Configure Open Feign In Microservice

• Creating First Feign Client

• Feign Client In Action

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. Setting Up Environment
4. JDK, Maven and STS Installation
5. Postman (REST Client) Installation
6. MySQL Installation
7. Introduction To Microservice
8. What is Monolithic Application ?
9. What is Microservice ?
10. Introduction To Spring Cloud
11. What is Spring Cloud ?
12. Spring Cloud Projects and Its Usage
13. Getting Ready with Microservices
14. Database Tables and Structure
15. Monolithic Application
16. Address Microservice
17. Create Address Microservice
18. Configure Address Microservice
19. Add REST APIs To Address Microservice
20. Address Microservice In Action
21. Student Microservice
22. Create Student Microservice
23. Configure WebClient
24. Calling Address Microservice From Student
25. Student Microservice In Action
26. Spring Cloud OpenFeign REST Client
27. What is Open Feign and Why we need it ?
28. Configure Open Feign In Microservice
29. Creating First Feign Client
30. Feign Client In Action
31. Knowledge Brush Up
32. Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka - Service Discovery & Registry
33. What is Eureka and Why we need it ?
34. Creating Eureka Server
35. Microservices with Eureka Client
36. Eureka Server In Action
37. Feign Client with Eureka
38. Knowledge Brush Up
39. Client Side Load Balancing with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer
40. Why Client Side Load Balancing ?
41. Configure Spring Cloud LoadBalancer
42. Client Side Load Balancing In Action
43. FYI - Spring Cloud Netflix Ribbon - Deprecated
44. Spring Cloud API Gateway
45. What is API Gateway and Why we need it ?
46. Create Spring Cloud API Gateway
47. Configure Spring Cloud API Gateway
48. Spring Cloud API Gateway In Action
49. Create Pre Filter
50. Pre Filter In Action
51. Create Post Filter
52. Feign Client with API Gateway
53. Load Balancing with API Gateway
54. FYI - Zuul API Gateway - Deprecated
55. Troubleshooting Issue
56. Fault Tolerance & Circuit Breaker with Resilience4j
57. Possible Failures with Microservices
58. What is Fault Tolerance and Why we need it ?
59. What is Circuit Breaker ?
60. Circuit Breaker with Microservices
61. Circuit Breaker States
62. Circuit Breaker Properties
63. Adding Resilience4j Dependency
64. Configure Resilience4j Properties
65. Fallback Method In Resilience4j
66. Resilience4j & Spring AOP
67. Resilience4j In Action
68. FYI - Spring Cloud Hystrix - Deprecated
69. Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin
70. Introduction To Sleuth and Zipkin
71. Configure Spring Cloud Sleuth
72. Sleuth In Action
73. Download and Run Zipkin Server
74. Sleuth and Zipkin Together In Action
75. Spring Cloud Config Server
76. What is Config Server and Why we need it ?
77. Create Local Git Repository
78. Create Config Server
79. Config Server In Action
80. Profiles with Config Server
81. Update Properties
82. Refresh Properties with Actuator
83. Thank You....
84. Bonus Lecture
85. Thank You....

Spring 5 is a functional web framework for back-end development and is quite famous among Java developers when it comes to designing an enterprise-based application.

It consists of lots of modules and projects which makes it very huge.

The Spring Framework and Spring Boot enable developers to create high-performing, reusable, easily testable, and loose coupling enterprise Java applications.
It can be used to develop any Java application.

Knowledge of Spring framework has a huge demand in the enterprise market and Spring frameworks developers are paid handsomely.
Having Spring Framework on your resume will highlight you amongst other Java developer.

This course offers hands-on experience building Spring Framework applications using Spring Boot.
This course will be interactive and fun as I will code all the projects from scratch.
By taking this course you will have the latest skills that you need to build real applications using the Spring Framework.

Requirements for this Course:

• Basic Java knowledge is required

• Basic Knowledge of Servlet, JSP, and HTML is helpful

• Knowledge of SQL and databases is helpful

Learn these super trending topics in Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2:

• Spring Boot

• Spring Core - IoC

• Spring MVC

• Spring AOP

• Spring Data JPA

• Spring REST

• Spring Security

Who this course is for:

• The course is for all Java developers: beginners to advanced who want to master Spring framework modules with Spring Boot

• This learning path is for developers who wish to create their own web applications with Spring 5

• This course is ideal for developers who wish to use the Spring Frameworks for enterprise application development

1. Core Java
2. Introduction of Java
3. JDK setup
4. First code in Java
5. How Java Works
6. Variables
7. Data Types
8. Literal
9. Type Conversion
10. Assignment Operators
11. Relational Operators
12. Logical Operators
13. If Else
14. If Else If
15. Ternary
16. Switch Statement
17. Need For Loop
18. While Loop
19. Do While Loop
20. For Loop
21. Which Loop To Use
22. Class And Object Theory
23. Class and Object Practical
24. JDK JRE JVM
25. Methods
26. Method Overloading
27. Stack And Heap
28. Need of Array
29. Creation of Array
30. Multi Dimensional Array
31. jagged and 3D Array
32. Drawbacks of Array
33. Array of Objects
34. Enhanced for loop
35. What is String
36. Mutable vs Immutable string
37. StringBuffer and StringBuilder
38. Static Variable
39. Static method
40. Static block
41. Encapsulation
42. Getters and setters
43. This keyword
44. Constructor
45. Default vs Parameterized Constructor
46. This and super method
47. Naming Convention
48. Anonymous Object
49. Need of Inheritance
50. What is Inheritance
51. Single and Multilevel inheritance
52. Multiple Inheritance
53. Method Overriding
54. Packages
55. Access Modifiers
56. Polymorphism
57. Dynamic Method Dispatch
58. Final keyword
59. Object Class equals toString hashcode
60. Upcasting and Downcasting
61. Wrapper Class
62. Project 1- Introduction
63. Project 1- QuestionService and Question class
64. Project 1- Hard Coded Questions and Display them
65. Project 1- Play Quiz
66. Project 1- Calculate Score
67. Abstract keyword
68. Inner class
69. Anonymous Inner class
70. Abstract and anonymous inner class-
71. What is Interface
72. More on Interfaces
73. Need of Interface
74. What is Enum
75. Enum if and switch
76. Enum Class
77. What is Annotation
78. Functional Interface New
79. Lambda Expression
80. Lambda Expression with return
81. Types of Interface
82. What is Exception
83. Exception Handling using try catch
84. Try with multiple catch
85. Exception Hierarchy
86. Exception throw keyword
87. Custom Exception
88. Ducking Exception using throws
89. User Input using BufferedReader and Scanner
90. Try with resources
91. Threads
92. Multiple Threads
93. Thread Priority and Sleep
94. Runnable vs Thread
95. Race Condition
96. Thread states
97. Thread states
98. ArrayList
99. Set
100. Map
101. Comparator vs Comparable
102. Need of Stream API
103. forEach Method
104. Stream API
105. Map Filter Reduce Sorted
106. Getting Started
107. Introduction to Spring
108. Spring Documentation
109. Prerequisites
110. Software Requirement
111. Spring Tool Suite (STS)
112. Dependency Injection
113. Spring Boot
114. Getting Spring Starter Project
115. Dependency Injection in Spring
116. Spring Boot Autowire
117. Spring Core -IoC
118. BeanFactory
119. ApplicationContext
120. Spring Container
121. Singleton Vs. Prototype
122. Setter Injection
123. Ref Attribute
124. Constructor Injection
125. Autowire
126. Primary Bean
127. Spring MVC
128. Spring MVC Theory
129. Spring MVC Getting Started
130. Creating Controller
131. Tomcat Jasper
132. Accepting User Input
133. @RequestParam
134. @ModelAndView
135. Prefix and Suffix
136. Model and ModelMap
137. Need of ModelAttribute
138. ModelAttribute
139. ModelAttribute at Method Level
140. Spring MVC Project
141. Spring MVC Part 2
142. Post Mapping
143. Get Mapping
144. Spring ORM
145. Spring ORM Theory
146. Spring Hibernate Config
147. MySQL and DAO
148. DAO Creation
149. Add and Fetch
150. Spring Data JPA
151. Spring Data JPA Configuration
152. JPARepository
153. JPARepository Add and Fetch
154. Query DSL
155. Query Annotation
156. Spring REST
157. What is REST
158. Postman Setup
159. REST Getmapping
160. Jackson
161. PathVariable
162. RestController
163. PostMapping
164. Jackson XML
165. Produces Attribute
166. RequestBody and Consumes Attribute
167. Spring AOP
168. Why AOP
169. AOP Terms
170. Aspect and Before Annotation
171. Logger
172. After Finally
173. AfterReturning and Throwing
174. Spring Security
175. What is Spring Security
176. Spring Security part 2
177. Spring Security part 3
178. Spring Security MySQL
179. Spring Security BCrypt Password Encoder
180. Spring Boot Security OAuth2
181. Microservices
182. What are Microservices
183. Cloud Computing
184. Cloud Native
185. Quiz App Project Setup part- 1
186. Quiz App Project Setup part- 2
187. Quiz App Project Setup part- 3
188. Quiz App Project Setup part- 4
189. Quiz App Project Setup part- 5
190. Quiz App Project Setup part- 6
191. Quiz App Project Setup part- 7
192. Quiz App Project Setup part- 8
193. Building Microservices Introduction Part- 9
194. Creating a Question Service Part-1
195. Creating a Question Service Part-2
196. Running the Question Service Part-3
197. Creating a Quiz Service Part-4
198. Need of Service Discovery
199. Creating a Service Registry
200. Working with Feign