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Full Stack HATEOAS: Spring Boot 2.1, ReactJS, Redux

5h 51m 37s
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Course description

Full Stack introduction to HATEOAS. In this course, you will learn the core concepts of HATEOAS as well as how to leverage this on a ReactJS Application. HATEOAS stands for: Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State (HATEOAS) It is a REST application architecture in which the servers provide information dynamically through hypermedia (links) that drive the interaction between the client and server.

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In this course we will cover the following concepts:

•“Link” (org.springframework.hateoas) 

•“linkTo” & “methodOn” (org.springframework.hateoas.mvc.ControllerLinkBuilder)

•“Resource” & “Resources” (org.springframework.hateoas) 

•“ResourceAssembler” interface (org.springframework.hateoas) 

We have 3 learning goals:

Goal 1: build a prototypeof a REST API with Spring Boot 2.1 and Java 11

Goal 2: Set up ReactJSstarter project to work with Resources and Links

Goal 3:Deploy our prototype to Heroku’sfree tier

 Thank you!

Requirements:
  • Basic Knowledge of Java and Spring Boot
  • Practical experience building at least one simple CRUD App (MySQL, H2) with Spring Boot is a MUST
  • Basic Knowledge of HTML, CSS, Javascript (ES6 Syntax is Mandatory)
  • Have an IDE of Choice for Spring development (IntelliJ, Eclipse, STS, etc)
  • Previous experience with .jsp, Thymeleaf will come in handy
  • Basic Knowledge of Git and a Github account is a MUST
  • Previous basic experience with React / Redux is a MUST (FREE COURSE INSIDE!)
Who this course is for:
  • Beginner Java and Spring Boot enthusiast with at least 4 to 8 weeks of experience with these technologies
  • Java and Spring Boot developers looking to add ReactJS and Redux to their tool belt

What you'll learn:

  • Introduction to HATEOAS and how to use it with a ReactJS app

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All Course Lessons (28)

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1
Introduction Demo
01:07
2
Demo
04:33
3
WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY: Limited Course Support
04:25
4
Create Spring Boot project
11:08
5
Load DB with Sample Data
04:29
6
Create Service Layer and Custom Exception
07:49
7
Create CapabilityController, Introduction to Resource and Resources
16:35
8
Post Operation - Happy Path
05:44
9
Implement ErrorMap
10:02
10
PUT Operation
08:35
11
Delete Operation
02:28
12
Resource Assembler
19:19
13
IMPORTANT - Requirements for this section!
04:30
14
Project Walkthrough
14:27
15
Redux Store
21:35
16
GET_CAPABILITIES Part 1
15:56
17
GET_CAPABILITIES Part 2
17:27
18
DELETE_CAPABILITY
18:22
19
BUG FIX: Cannot read property 'capabilityList' of undefined
05:16
20
Open - Close Modals
12:59
21
ADD_CAPABILITY Part 1
17:05
22
ADD_CAPABILITY Part 2
20:30
23
GET_CAPABILITY
18:49
24
UPDATE_CAPABILITY
24:33
25
FINAL_TOUCHES
17:57
26
CONNECT TO CLEAR DB
22:04
27
DEPLOY SPRING BOOT API
13:15
28
DEPLOY REACT APP
10:38

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