Practical Java : Spring Boot REST API with Elasticsearch

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Timotius Pamungkas

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01 - Introduction

001 Welcome!.mp4

01:39

002 Before You Start Reccomendation and Tips.mp4

05:56

003 Course Structure.mp4

02:30

004 Technology In This Course.mp4

13:16

02 - Spring Boot Version

001 Spring Boot Version in This Course.html

03 - Installation

001 Download Links.html

002 Installation - Windows.mp4

17:00

003 Docker Introduction.mp4

09:58

04 - REST API And JSON

001 REST API Basic Concept.mp4

23:28

002 JSON Overview.mp4

03:58

05 - First Java Code With REST API

001 Download Source Code And Scripts.mp4

00:55

002 More About Spring Framework.mp4

09:01

003 Why Spring Boot.mp4

05:06

004 Hello Spring Boot.mp4

12:42

005 Try API Using Postman.mp4

07:04

006 Practical Tips Using Eclipse.mp4

03:40

007 Gradle.mp4

14:06

008 Automatic Reload with Spring Boot Devtools.mp4

09:48

06 - Application Deployment

001 Create Executable Jar.mp4

04:05

002 Spring Boot Configuration.mp4

05:22

07 - Version Control With Git

001 Version Control, Git, And Github.mp4

05:25

002 Git Basic Commands.html

003 Creating Github Repository.mp4

09:17

004 Git Basic Usage.mp4

16:32

08 - Log

001 What is Log.mp4

08:07

002 Quiz Explanation Log And Version Control.mp4

01:14

09 - Spring REST Server - Producing JSON (Part One)

001 What We Will Build JSON.mp4

04:07

002 Creating JSON Response.mp4

17:26

003 Practical Tips Eclipse Package Presentation.mp4

00:43

004 Practical Tips Pretty Format JSON on Chrome.mp4

01:59

005 Practical Tips @GetMapping or @RequestMapping.html

006 Creating Request with JSON Body.mp4

07:24

007 Quiz At this point, sending HTTP POST is error. Why did this happens.mp4

03:01

008 Practical Tips Useful MIME Type.html

10 - Spring REST Server- Producing JSON (Part Two)

001 What We Will Build.mp4

02:52

002 Fixing Car And Generate Random Car.mp4

10:34

003 Working With Collection.mp4

11:53

004 Java Class as JSON Attribute.mp4

13:20

005 Practical Tips Validate JSON String.mp4

03:54

006 More Jackson Annotations.mp4

20:47

007 Useful Resource for This Section.html

11 - Working With HTTP Request And Spring Data Elasticsearch

001 Elasticsearch And Spring Data.mp4

16:42

002 Consuming API And Elasticsearch Data Source.mp4

16:16

003 Basic Elasticsearch Operation Using Postman.mp4

10:00

004 Spring Data And Http Variables.mp4

29:52

005 Practical Tips Optional Path Variable.html

006 Spring Data Query - Theory.mp4

03:18

007 Spring Data Query - Code.mp4

08:59

008 Practical Tips Spring Data - Method Name Cheat Sheet And Elasticsearch Query.html

009 Spring Data Pagination And Sorting.mp4

08:11

12 - Working With HTTP Headers

001 Working With HTTP Headers.mp4

12:28

13 - Spring REST Server- Exception Handing

001 Customize HTTP Response.mp4

11:38

002 Practical Tips Response Entity - Constructor or Builder.html

003 Exception Handling at Controller.mp4

07:07

004 Handle Multiple Exception Types.mp4

05:20

005 Global Exception Handling.mp4

20:36

14 - Unit Test REST API

001 About Unit Testing.mp4

03:28

002 Introducing JUnit Test Case.mp4

06:48

003 Getting Content And Header for Test.mp4

07:45

004 Testing Car API.mp4

14:52

005 Practical Tips Test Coverage.mp4

03:05

15 - Using Elasticsearch And Kibana to Monitor API

001 API Monitor with Elasticsearch And Kibana.mp4

05:08

002 Visualize API Data.mp4

14:34

003 Create a Dashboard.mp4

05:08

004 Practical Tips Logging And Monitoring Tools.html

16 - Share Your API with Other Developer!

001 Automatic API Documentation.mp4

07:41

002 Configure API Documentation.mp4

10:08

17 - Resources And Reference (Including Bonus)

001 Download Source Code And Scripts.html

001 docker-compose.zip

001 practical-java-postman-collection.zip

001 practical-java-source-code.zip

002 Bonus Microservices, Message Brokers, And More.html

Description

Java (Spring Boot 2), REST API, Elastic search, Github to develop & monitor back-end applications

What You'll Learn?

Various tricks offered by Spring to ease your programming effort
Practical Knowledge of Spring Boot : REST API, Unit test
Document your REST API and keep your source code sync with documentation
Learn the basic of source code version control
Understand basic usage of Elastic search & Kibana, and how to integrate java code with them
Create basic data visualization & dashboard using Elastic search & Kibana

Who is this for?

Anyone with some basic knowledge in Java and an interested in web programming

You wants to learn about technology REST API using Java, as a learning path toward microservice architecture

Java Developer who wants to improve their skill & efficiency by using Spring Framework

Those who curious about Elasticsearch and Java code to work with it

What You Need to Know?

Familiar with basic Java Programming. You need to know the basic concept (class, interface, constructor) + basic syntax (loop, statements)

Windows 10 laptop / PC. The content of this course is applicable on Mac / Linux, but for installation section, I only provides Windows.

A willingness to learn and a good spirit

More details

Description
New Update on August 2020
Updated to Elasticsearch 7.x and Spring Boot 2.3
Updated all videos with better audio

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As a developer, we need to work productively. In Java programming, one way to achieve this is by Using Spring Framework. Recognized as one of the popular framework in Java world, Spring will increase developer productivity a lot. It has wide arrays of technology that can be used on almost any enterprise use-cases.
This course is suitable for you, if you already write codes (especially Java)Â for some times, and want to know new things, that relevant to today's job demand. Or you just tech savvy that want to sharpen your Java programming skills to get more advanced level. In some of companies, you might have been work with legacy Java systems that already 5 years old or more. In that case, this course is suitable to refresh your mind, keep updated and get ready to adapt to new technology.
You don't have to be advanced Java programmer to learn this course, although some basic Java programming is required. IÂ will teach you step by step, started from little theory to give you some clarity, and most of the times we will do practical hand-codes, or using tech-related-tools.

What Will You Learn?
In this course, we will use following technologies
Java
Spring & Spring Boot
Eclipse & Spring Tools Suite
Gradle
Postman
Elasticsearch
Spring Data for Elasticsearch
Git & Github
Logging with logback
Automatic APIÂ documentation with Swagger
You will get introduction and practical lesson how to using them during your journey as Java developer.

Note for Non-Windows Users
Iâ€™m very sorry, but currently I donâ€™t have Mac or Linux environment, so I canâ€™t show you step-by-step video to install our tools in environment other than Windows. You can find step-by step installation guide on each product's page but currently not in this course. However, the content of the course is applicable for any operating system.

What "Practical" Means?
As the title says, we will learn practical things about Java, especially Spring Framework. This course's purpose is preparing you to be ready to handleÂ real-life applications. Of course, real-life applications has a lot more complexity and a lot more difficult that what we will learn in this course. Java framework itself has been around for 20 years, with Spring Framework has been live since 2003. With such long history, it is impossible to tell everything in just one course. This course is to preparing you to take the first few steps for begin journey as advanced Java developer, particularly using Spring Framework.
In this course, you will get several hand-on code, and tips for best-practice in RESTÂ APIÂ programming with Spring Boot.

Is This Course Suitable for You?
To answer this, please see the preview video on section 1.
If you have basic understanding of Java, and eager to learn, then this course is suitable for you. But if you are a seasoned Java developer that constantly update your knowledge, you might even smarter then me, and this course might be too easy for you.
Please check the course content to find out if this course can meet your expectation.

You Get Involved in This Course
Being a programmer need discipline and persistence. You need to learn. You will get errors, fix, and improve it -again and again- until you become good. This course will give you some quizzes and coding exercises, where you can get involved, and practice what you have learned. Of course, not all of you happy with this approach. So IÂ design the quiz and coding exercises to be optional. Work with them if you like, or straight to the answers and practice directly.

Why Choose Me as Your Instructor?
-- Experience --
IÂ have been developing Java apps for enterprise since early 2010, from old-style JSPÂ &Â JDBC, up to Spring framework which is currently most popular Java framework. Based on real-life experience, IÂ know what should be done to create program that not just functionally runs, but also technically good. IÂ experience programmers pain point, or operation team pain point and how to handle them.
IÂ have been lead team as Engineering Manager &Â Architect for several years, and as a part of responsibility, coaching and teaching tech skills also part of my job. So IÂ can deliver good lectures, based on real-life experience on Java programming.
-- Serious --
I became instructor not for social purpose, but to earn some money. Thus, you are my customers, and IÂ try my best not to disappoint you. IÂ will try to give best value for you, so you feel happy spend your money, and take another of my course. IÂ will try to answer your question, as long as it still in this course's scope.

Elasticsearch &Â Kibana for Java Developers
In this course, IÂ will introduce you to technology that maybe you're not familiar with:Â Elastic search &Â Kibana.
These two technologies are quite popular. Knowing those two things will be an added value for every developer. Elasticsearch is commonly used as search engine because it is very fast. We will learn basic data manipulation with Spring Data Elasticsearch.
We will also learn about Kibana, an open source tools to visualize data (example :Â create real-time chart)Â and creating dashboard from several charts.

API Unit Testing &Â Documentation
You will learn how to write unit testing. That is a source code to test source code. We can do unit testing for repetitive test tasks, and helping make sure that no broken code due to some changes.
Also, in this course we will learn how to create APIÂ documentation with almost no effort, because we will use library to help us create APIÂ documentation automatically. The APIÂ documentation output are:Â HTML, or JSON format that can be transferred to more sophisticated APIÂ documentation tools.

Full English Subtitle
This course comes with perfect English subtitle. IÂ myself not a native English speaker, so to give better experience for students (you), I provides accurate English subtitle for all lectures.

This course is safe!
This course comes with aÂ 30 day money-back guarantee. That means if you are not satisfied with this course, just let me know and Iâ€™ll give your money back 100%. So no risk at your side for taking this Java course. You can be equip yourself with knowledge for real-world:Â Java, Spring, database, version control with github, RESTÂ API, and many more. You can go on, develop good enterprise or start-up software, potentially make an awesome career (and money) for yourself. Or you get your money back if you donâ€™t like it.
Of course, you can see some preview course, all for FREE. Just find out the course content marked as Preview and play the video. No credit card required, no question asked, just play the video.

Road to Microservice
RESTÂ API is one important pillar of microservice architecture. In micro service, we use RESTÂ APIÂ and asynchronous messaging for inter-service communication. Services communicating by exchanging messages over RESTÂ API, or messaging channels like RabbitMQ.
In this course, you will learn the theory and hand-code of messaging with RESTÂ API your one step ahead toward modern micro service architecture.

Important!
This course uses Spring Boot version 2.x.
On late November 2022, Spring Boot 3.0.0 released. It takes time for updating the course to Spring boot 3.0.0, but IÂ will do my best.
In the meantime, you have several options:
works with latest version of Spring boot 2.x, and the course should full compatible
works with Spring boot 3.x. Most of the courses should works, but some parts might need adjustment.
Who this course is for:
Anyone with some basic knowledge in Java and an interested in web programming
You wants to learn about technology REST API using Java, as a learning path toward microservice architecture
Java Developer who wants to improve their skill & efficiency by using Spring Framework
Those who curious about Elasticsearch and Java code to work with it

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Timotius Pamungkas came from small Indonesian city but now working on it's capital : Jakarta. He's been in software engineering job for years. His first job was in the large consumer finance in Indonesia. Then he took a role as Engineering Manager on Indonesian unicorn. Few moments after, he moved back to another large Indonesian consumer finance and take a role on Engineering & Architect Head.Taking the role as Head, he get more time to coach his team members about software engineering practice.With more than 5 years experience as Java developer, and for the last few years handle enterprise complexity as Engineering Manager & Enterprise Architect, he will be glad to deliver high quality courses containing information of various technologies and software architecture design skills that he has acquired through his professional experience.His goal is to deliver courses that not only good in theory, but also applicable in real-life use cases. His courses give the concept, and the hand-coding experience. He will also provide various resources, including source code to hands-on coding. Other than his daily job, I also like researching new tech and get his hands into keyboard for writing codes. But he does like share what he learnt. His first teaching experience was back years ago when he was still in the college and teach juniors about algorithm. Some says he is a natural teacher, and he hope that he can share his knowledge by publishing courses into Udemy.

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