Spring Framework Master Class - Java Spring the Modern Way

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00001 Quick Introduction to the Spring Framework.mp4

15:49

00002 Section Introduction - Spring Framework in 10 Steps.mp4

01:05

00003 Step 1 Setting Up a Project Using https - start.spring.io.mp4

04:49

00004 Step 2 Understanding Tight Coupling Using the Binary Search Algorithm Example.mp4

08:27

00005 Step 3 - Making the Binary Search Algorithm Example Loosely Coupled.mp4

05:22

00006 Step 4 - Using the Spring Framework to Manage Dependencies - @Component and @Autowired.mp4

11:31

00007 Step 5 - What is Happening in the Background.mp4

06:28

00008 Step 6 - Dynamic Autowiring and Troubleshooting - @Primary.mp4

04:47

00009 Step 7 - Constructor and Setter Injection.mp4

04:56

00010 Step 8 - Spring Modules.mp4

05:05

00011 Step 9 - Spring Projects.mp4

04:46

00012 Step 10 - Why is Spring Popular.mp4

04:15

00013 Section Introduction - Spring Framework in Depth.mp4

01:31

00014 Step 11 - Dependency Injection - A Few More Examples.mp4

05:42

00015 Step 12 - Autowiring in Depth - By Name and @Primary.mp4

05:18

00016 Step 13 - Autowiring in Depth - @Qualifier Annotation.mp4

03:27

00017 Step 14 - Scope of a Bean - Prototype and Singleton.mp4

06:16

00018 Step 15 - Complex Scope Scenarios of a Spring Bean - Mix Prototype and Singleton.mp4

13:05

00019 Step 15B - Difference Between the Spring Singleton and GOF Singleton.mp4

04:08

00020 Step 16 - Using the Component Scan to Scan for Beans.mp4

07:25

00021 Step 17 - Lifecycle of a Bean - @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy.mp4

06:10

00022 Step 18 - Container and Dependency Injection CDI - @Named and @Inject.mp4

10:56

00023 Step 19 - Removing Spring Boot in the Basic Application.mp4

08:20

00024 Step 20 - Fixing Minor Stuff - Add Logback and ApplicationContext.mp4

03:50

00025 Step 21 - Defining the Spring ApplicationContext Using XML - Part 1.mp4

06:35

00026 Step 22 - Defining Spring ApplicationContext using XML - Part 2.mp4

04:27

00027 Step 23 - Mixing the XML Context with a Component Scan for Beans Defined with Annotation.mp4

08:02

00028 Step 24 - IOC Container vs ApplicationContext vs BeanFactory.mp4

05:01

00029 Step 25 - @Component vs @Service vs @Repository vs @Controller.mp4

06:17

00030 Step 26 - Reading Values From the External Properties File.mp4

06:24

00031 Section Introduction - JUnit in 5 Steps.mp4

00:29

00032 Step 1 What is JUnit and Unit Testing.mp4

03:55

00033 Step 2 First JUnit Project and Green Bar.mp4

04:44

00034 Step 3 First Code and First Unit Test.mp4

05:07

00035 Step 4 Other Assert Methods.mp4

03:46

00036 Step 5 Important Annotations.mp4

05:08

00037 Section Introduction - Mockito in 5 Steps.mp4

00:51

00038 Step 1 Setting Up an Example Using http - start.spring.io..mp4

06:15

00039 Step 2 Using Stubs - Disadvantages.mp4

04:11

00040 Step 3 Your First Mock with Mockito.mp4

05:28

00041 Step 4 Using Mockito Annotations - @Mock @InjectMocks and @RunWith.mp4

04:35

00042 Step 5 Mocking List Interface.mp4

06:00

00043 Section Introduction - Unit Testing with Spring Framework.mp4

01:01

00044 Step 27 - Spring Unit Testing with a Java Context.mp4

09:53

00045 Spring Unit Testing with an XML Context.mp4

03:59

00046 Spring Unit Testing with Mockito.mp4

10:14

00047 Section Introduction - Spring Boot in 10 Steps.mp4

00:47

00048 Step 1 Introduction to Spring Boot - Goals and Important Features.mp4

06:11

00049 Step 2 Developing the Spring Applications Before Spring Boot.mp4

03:46

00050 Step 3 Using Spring Initializr to Create a Spring Boot Application.mp4

04:49

00051 Step 4 Creating a Simple REST Controller.mp4

05:03

00052 Step 5 What is the Spring Boot Auto-configuration.mp4

09:07

00053 Step 6 Spring Boot vs Spring Vs Spring MVC.mp4

05:55

00054 Step 7 Spring Boot Starter Projects - Starter Web and Starter JPA.mp4

07:39

00055 Step 8 Overview of Different Spring Boot Starter Projects.mp4

04:01

00056 Step 9 Spring Boot Actuator.mp4

08:48

00057 Step 10 Spring Boot Developer Tools.mp4

04:12

00058 Section Introduction - Spring AOP.mp4

00:45

00059 Step 01 - Setting Up AOP Example - Part 1.mp4

06:06

00060 Step 02 - Setting Up AOP Example - Part 2.mp4

05:15

00061 Step 03 - Defining an @Before Advice.mp4

07:04

00062 Step 04 Understanding the AOP Terminology - Pointcut Advice Aspect and JoinPoint.mp4

05:21

00063 Step 05 - Using the @After @AfterReturning @AfterThrowing Advices.mp4

05:22

00064 Step 06 Using the @Around Advice to Implement Performance Tracing.mp4

04:49

00065 Step 07 - Best Practice Using Common Pointcut Configuration.mp4

03:53

00066 Step 08 - Quick Summary of Other Pointcuts.mp4

02:32

00067 Step 09 - Creating Custom Annotation and an Aspect for Tracking Time.mp4

04:50

00068 Section Introduction - Spring JDBC JPA and Spring Data.mp4

01:01

00069 Step 01 - Setting Up a Project with JDBC JPA H2 and the Web Dependencies.mp4

05:32

00070 Step 02 - Launching an H2 Console.mp4

05:01

00071 Step 03 - Creating a Database Table in H2.mp4

03:54

00072 Step 04 - Populating Data into a Person Table.mp4

05:21

00073 Step 05 Implementing the findAll persons Spring JDBC Query Method.mp4

06:15

00074 Step 06 - Executing the findAll Method Using CommandLineRunner.mp4

05:45

00075 Step 07 - A Quick Review - JDBC vs Spring JDBC.mp4

02:41

00076 Step 08 What is in the Background - Understanding Spring Boot Autoconfiguration.mp4

05:06

00077 Step 09 Implementing the findById Spring JDBC Query Method.mp4

03:48

00078 Step 10 - Implementing the deleteById Spring JDBC Update Method.mp4

03:08

00079 Step 11 - Implementing Insert and Update for the Spring JDBC Update Methods.mp4

08:39

00080 Step 12 - Creating a Custom Spring JDBC RowMapper.mp4

04:58

00081 Step 13 - Quick Introduction to JPA.mp4

05:54

00082 Step 14 - Defining the Person Entity.mp4

04:03

00083 Step 15 - Implementing the findById JPA Repository Method.mp4

08:06

00084 Step 16 - Implementing Insert and Update Using the JPA Repository Methods.mp4

03:51

00085 Step 17 - Implementing the deleteById JPA Repository Method.mp4

02:10

00086 Step 18 - Implementing the findAll Using a JPQL Named Query.mp4

04:03

00087 Step 19 - Introduction to the Spring Data JPA.mp4

05:13

00088 Step 20 - Connecting to Other Databases.mp4

03:12

00089 Section Introduction - Basic Web Application.mp4

00:58

00090 Step 01 Setting Up Your First Java Web Application.mp4

09:31

00091 Step 01 Theory 1 - Maven and Magic.mp4

06:17

00092 Step 01 Theory 2 - What is a Servlet.mp4

02:13

00093 Step 01 Theory 3 - Web Application Request Flow.mp4

07:33

00094 Step 01 Theory 4 - Understanding Your First Servlet - LoginServlet.mp4

06:37

00095 Step 02 Creating LoginServlet From Scratch Again and Your First View.mp4

12:37

00096 Step 02 Theory - Play Time - Trying to Break the Code.mp4

03:57

00097 Step 03 Passing the Request Parameters Using the Get Method.mp4

09:12

00098 Step 03 Theory - Introduction and End to Scriptlets.mp4

05:14

00099 Step 04 Disadvantages of the Get Parameters.mp4

04:05

00100 Step 05 Your First POST Request.mp4

06:53

00101 Step 06 Your First Servlet doPost Method.mp4

05:10

00102 Step 07 Adding a Password Field.mp4

09:10

00103 Step 10 Setting Up Maven Tomcat and a Simple JEE Application.mp4

07:29

00104 Step 11 Setting Up Spring MVC with 4 Mini Steps.mp4

17:10

00105 Step 12 Your First Spring MVC Controller.mp4

10:22

00106 Step 13 Part 1 - Your First Spring MVC View ViewResolver.mp4

11:11

00107 Step 13 Part 2 - Theory Break - Spring MVC Architecture.mp4

02:29

00108 Step 13 Part 3 - Play Break Trying to Break Things.mp4

03:59

00109 Step 14 Adding the Logging Framework Log4j.mp4

07:56

00110 Step 15 Redirecting to the Welcome Page ModelMap and @RequestParam.mp4

13:51

00111 Step 16 Using LoginService to Authenticate.mp4

08:51

00112 Step 17 Spring Autowiring and Dependency Injection.mp4

06:15

00113 Section Introduction - Eclipse in 5 Steps.mp4

00:41

00114 Step 1 Creating a Java Project.mp4

05:14

00115 Step 2 Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4

11:35

00116 Step 3 Views and Perspectives.mp4

06:17

00117 Step 4 Save Actions.mp4

04:26

00118 Step 5 Code Generation.mp4

03:14

00119 Section Introduction - Maven in 5 Steps.mp4

00:56

00120 Step 1 Creating and Importing a Maven Project.mp4

05:13

00121 Step 2 Understanding Project Object Model pom.xml.mp4

07:39

00122 Step 3 Maven Build Life Cycle.mp4

07:16

00123 Step 4 How does Maven Work.mp4

05:43

00124 Step 5 Important Maven Commands.mp4

08:07

00125 Spring Master Class Congratulations on Completing the Course.mp4

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Description

Do you want to get well-versed with the Spring framework and become a modern Spring developer? This course is designed to help you learn the Spring framework in 10 easy steps! The course starts with the basics of the Spring framework, enabling you to understand dependency injection, IOC container, application context, and BeanFactory. Next, you will use Spring annotations to configure dependencies through Java programs and delve into the concepts of Spring MVC. Moving ahead, you will learn the basics of Spring Boot, Eclipse, Spring AOP, Spring JDBC and JPA, Maven, JUnit, and Mockito. Later, you will understand the development process of a web application using JSP servlets and Spring MVC. Finally, you will focus on how to execute unit testing cases with JUnit and Mockito using XML and Java Spring application contexts. By the end of this course, you will have learned Spring framework concepts and have developed the skills you need to use them confidently in Java projects. The code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Spring-Framework-Master-Class-Java-Spring-the-Modern-Way

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