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Complete Spring and Spring Boot Career Path - Level 1
Web Application With Spring Boot
Introduction to the course - Three Important Things
Step 01 01 - Basic Spring Boot Web Application Setup (9:06)
Step 01 02 - Understanding pom.xml, Spring Boot Application and application-properties (10:59)
Step 02 01 - First Spring MVC Controller, @ResponseBody, @Controller (14:46)
Step 02 02 - Understanding HTTP Request Flow (2:57)
Step 03 - Demystifying some of the Spring Boot magic (9:32)
Step 04 - Redirect to Login JSP - LoginController, @ResponseBody and View Resolver (8:02)
Step 05 - Show userid and password on the welcome page - ModelMap and @RequestParam (6:50)
Step 06 - DispatcherServlet and Spring MVC Flow (6:10)
Step 07 - Your First HTML form (9:19)
Step 08 - Add hard-coded validation of userid and password (10:42)
Step 09 - Magic of Spring (9:43)
Step 10 - Create TodoController and list-todos view. Make TodoService a @Service and inject it. (11:25)
Step 11 - Architecture of Web Applications (7:11)
Step 12 - Session vs Model vs Request - @SessionAttributes (8:33)
Step 13 - Add new todo (7:30)
Step 14 - Display Todos in a table using JSTL Tags (6:47)
Step 15 - Bootstrap for Page Formatting using webjars (10:38)
Step 16 - Let's delete a Todo (5:36)
Step 17 - Format Add Todo Page and Adding Basic HTML5 form validation (4:57)
Step 18 01 - Introduce JSR 349 Validations using Hibernate Validator - Using Command Bean (10:40)
Step 18 02 - Implementing Validations (9:49)
Step 19 - Updating a todo (11:05)
Step 20 - Let's add a Target Date for Todo - Use initBinder to Handle Date Fields (11:36)
Step 21 - JSP Fragments and Navigation Bar (9:57)
Step 22 - Preparing for Spring Security (6:34)
Step 23 - Initial Spring Security Setup (9:39)
Step 24 - Refactor and add Logout Functionality using Spring Security (10:04)
Step 25 - Exception Handling (7:52)
Introduction to JDBC and JPA in 20 Steps
Must Read - Introduction to the Section
Step-01---Setting-up-a-project-with-JDBC,-JPA,-H2-and-Web-Dependencies (5:32)
Step-02---Launching-up-H2-Console (5:05)
Step-03---Creating-a-Database-Table-in-H2 (3:54)
Step-04---Populate-data-into-Person-Table (5:21)
Step-05---Implement-findAll-persons-Spring-JDBC-Query-Method (6:15)
Step-06---Execute-the-findAll-method-using-CommandLineRunner (5:45)
Step-07---A-Quick-Review---JDBC-vs-Spring-JDBC (2:41)
Step-08---Whats-in-the-background?-Understanding-Spring-Boot-Autoconfiguration (5:06)
Step-09---Implementing-findById-Spring-JDBC-Query-Method (3:48)
Step-10---Implementing-deleteById-Spring-JDBC-Update-Method (3:08)
Step-11---Implementing-insert-and-update-Spring-JDBC-Update-Methods (8:39)
Step-12---Creating-a-custom-Spring-JDBC-RowMapper (4:58)
Step-13---Quick-introduction-to-JPA (5:54)
Step-14---Defining-Person-Entity (4:03)
Step-15---Implementing-findById-JPA-Repository-Method (8:06)
Step-16---Implementing-insert-and-update-JPA-Repository-Methods (3:51)
Step-17---Implementing-deleteById-JPA-Repository-Method (2:10)
Step-18---Implementing-findAll-using-JPQL-Named-Query (4:03)
Step-19---Introduction-to-Spring-Data-JPA (5:13)
Step-20---Connecting-to-Other-Databases (3:12)
Connecting Spring Boot Web Application with JPA
Must Read - Three things you should know about this section
Step-26---Adding-Dependencies-for-JPA-and-H2 (6:03)
Step-27---Configuring-H2-Console (4:35)
Step-28---Create-Todo-Entity-and-JPA-Repository (6:28)
Step-29---Insert-Todo-using-JPA-Repository (4:07)
Step-30---Update,-Delete-and-Retrieve-Todos-using-JPA-Repository (5:39)
Step-31---Data-initialization-with-data.sql (3:08)
Step-32---Connecting-JPA-to-other-databases (4:49)
Step-33---Upgrading-to-Spring-Boot-2-and-Spring-5 (6:14)
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Step 06 - DispatcherServlet and Spring MVC Flow
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