FullStack Vaadin (14-24+) - Practical Solutions

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David Marko

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1. Introduction

1. Course Introduction.mp4

01:44

2. Basic ToDo application step-by-step guide

1. Application overview - basic setup and dependencies.mp4

03:12

2. Single page app - overview.mp4

02:43

3. Single page app - layouts.mp4

06:24

4. Implementing simple in-memory data storage.mp4

06:38

5. Single page app - items view.mp4

07:12

6. What we are not doing - overview.mp4

02:15

7. Dynamic params from URL.mp4

05:05

8. Adding items.mp4

14:09

9. Removing items.mp4

06:50

10. What we are not doing - overview.mp4

02:36

11. Dynamic page title.mp4

02:22

12. Selecting deselecting all items.mp4

07:41

13. Single Page application created.mp4

03:35

3. Server side @Push - real time communication

1. What is @Push about Use cases..mp4

03:05

2. Vaadin @Push broadcaster implementation.mp4

10:05

3. Using @Push broadcaster in our application - part 1.mp4

05:32

4. Using @Push broadcaster in our application - part 2.mp4

07:38

5. @Push - implementation summary.mp4

06:47

4. Working with MS Excel exports

1. MS Excel usage overview.mp4

01:03

2. Dependencies needed.mp4

02:04

3. Adding a export button to the screen.mp4

06:50

4. Building a backend code for creating MS Excel file part 1.mp4

04:49

5. Connect the backed Excel export implementation with our button.mp4

07:25

6. Applying a simple styling for our Excel file.mp4

06:04

7. Implementing MS Excel export of selected items.mp4

07:26

8. What we are not doing - overview.mp4

02:40

5. Adding PDF reporting

1. PDF usage overview.mp4

02:13

2. Building backend for creating PDF file part1.mp4

05:09

3. Building backend for creating PDF file part2.mp4

06:38

4. Adding HTML template (blueprint) for PDF.mp4

03:36

5. Implementing button for download PDF.mp4

09:58

6. Implementing button for download PDF part 2.mp4

04:09

7. What we are not doing - overview.mp4

02:16

8. Various PDF formatting.mp4

02:55

9. Adding images to PDF.mp4

07:19

10. Adding barcode to PDF.mp4

08:27

11. PDF reporting from Vaadin application overview.mp4

04:31

6. Storing data into MongoDB

1. Why MongoDB.mp4

02:49

2. In-memory storage to MongoDB migration.mp4

17:57

3. Implementing basic application features - adding removing items with MongoDB.mp4

06:11

4. MongoDB implementation summary.mp4

02:54

7. GridFS - file upload from Vaadin into MongoDB and vice-versa

1. What is GridFS and why to use it.mp4

02:25

2. Storing file uploads into GridFS - backend.mp4

05:17

3. Storing file uploads into GridFS - frontend with Vaadin.mp4

11:36

4. What we are not doing - overview.mp4

02:08

5. Downloading files stored in GridFS - backend.mp4

06:47

6. Downloading files stored in GridFS - frontend.mp4

14:48

7. Deleting files from GridFS - backend.mp4

03:29

8. Deleting files from GridFS - frontend.mp4

06:51

9. Using store files metadata.mp4

05:02

Description

Vaadin 14-24+ (with Spring Boot) - working with MongoDB, PDF, MS Excel, Vaadin Push, GridFS

What You'll Learn?

Create, step-by-step, a basic single-page Vaadin application
Using Vaadin @Push for websocket communication
Create MS Excel files from dynamic data, use advanced formatting, embed images, etc.
Create PDF files on-fly with nice formatting, images, barcodes
Using MongoDB as a persistent data store(database backend)
Manage file upload and download using MongoDB GridFS as data storage from your Vaadin applications
Create web applications without writing JavaScript or HTML directly

Who is this for?

‘Fullstack Vaadin’ course is targeted for individuals or small/medium teams of professional Java developers that want to be productive and competitive in this large market. You will see that Vaadin can help you to create applications that you can maintain easily for decades.

What You Need to Know?

Java 8+, basic knowledge of web development

Basic or none VAADIN framework experience

Basic Spring / SpringBoot knowledge

More details

Description
Welcome to the â€˜FullStack Vaadin (23+) - Practical Solutionsâ€™ course. With this course, you are going to add value to your existing JAVA and Vaadin 23+ (with SpringBoot) knowledge by getting familiar with several techniques for solving specifically selected areas of JAVA application development. Each topic involves a project configuration section but mostly covers practical solutions being split into several steps.

We will focus on several topics often useful in corporate JAVA development but not exclusively. SpringBoot is being used here as an underlying framework, but solutions presented here are not specific to this platform and can be reused e.g. with recent Quarkus support, etc. Java 11 is used in this course (required by Vaadin 23+), but the solutions provided here are Java 8 compatible and reusable with legacy applications.

The primary idea of this course is to help existing Vaadin developers to adopt certain knowledge in an easy way. The solutions presented are being used for several years in production-grade Vaadin applications and the libraries used are well-known for stability and active development. This will protect the value invested into adopting some libraries or projects.

What you'll learn
Create interactive application using modern LiveView like programming approach
Use of Java for creating a full stack application (frontend / backend)
Use of Push techniques for updating users from backend
Create collaboration types of applications using popular LiveView approach
Increase your programming speed 5x using Vaadin for building complex UIs
Create highly maintainable and easy to read application code
Add value to your existing SpringBoot development knowledge

Topics covered by this course:
During a course, we create a basic Vaadin single-page application and each lecture will add a new enhancement to it. Eventually, we create a single application with many different features.
create a full featured single page application using VAADIN
collaboration using server Push technology
export application data in MS Excel format with formatting and some other features
export application data in PDF format with formatting, embedded images or bar-codes
including MongoDB as persistent data storage
using GridFS as an attachment/file uploads data storage
An important part of this course is to realize 'what we don't need to do' when using Vaadin. Simplification can be a huge and old saying that 'the best code is the code you don't have to write' is proven here.

GitHub repository:
The source code is available through the link attached to the last lecture in this course. You can clone the repo and use the code snippets we are building in this course.

Who is this course for:
â€˜FullStack Vaadin - Practical Solutionsâ€™ course is targeted at individuals or small/medium teams of professional Java developers that want to be productive and competitive in this large market. Techniques presented here can be reused easily in application development of many kinds.

Note: The course video quality was increased recently. Now we are running video footage in 1080p depending on your bandwidth available.
Who this course is for:
â€˜Fullstack Vaadinâ€™ course is targeted for individuals or small/medium teams of professional Java developers that want to be productive and competitive in this large market. You will see that Vaadin can help you to create applications that you can maintain easily for decades.

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Hi, my name is David Marko, I live in Czech republic and I'm working as software developer and architect for more than 2 decades now. I've been working with Vaadin, SpringBoot, MongoDB and Elasticsearch mainly since Vaadin version 7 by building customer specific applications with focus on integrity, user friendliness and long time maintenance. Currently I have following certifications:- Certified Vaadin 14 Professional- Certified Vaadin 14 Developer- Certified Vaadin 8 Professional- Certified Vaadin 8 Developer- Vaadin 7 Certified Developer- SalesForce Developer and Administrator- Certified MongoDB Developer in JAVA- Certified MongoDB Administrator- M320: MongoDB Data Modeling

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