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Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru

56h 53m 21s
English
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Updated September 2026

Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru is a 513-lesson 56 hours 53 minutes self-paced course by Udemy. Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru is a deep, project-based path through Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2, built entirely around the current major version of the framework rather than older, legacy examples.

Course facts

Lessons
513
Duration
56 hours 53 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Udemy
Price
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Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru is a deep, project-based path through Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2, built entirely around the current major version of the framework rather than older, legacy examples.

What You'll Build

You'll start by scaffolding a Spring Boot project with the Spring Initializr and build a Book/Author web app using Spring MVC and Spring Data JPA, then move into Spring WebFlux and Spring Data MongoDB to explore reactive programming. A recreation of the well-known Spring Pet Clinic app ties the concepts together into one larger, realistic project.

Practices, Not Just Syntax

  • Test-Driven Development with JUnit and Mockito
  • Continuous integration with CircleCI
  • Cutting boilerplate with Project Lombok
  • Running Spring Boot applications inside Docker containers

Full source code is provided on GitHub for every example. The course is built for Java developers who already know the basics of Java, SQL, and HTML and want to become genuinely fluent in Spring for enterprise-grade backend work — a skill set that has stayed in demand even as plain Java EE has faded.

Who teaches Spring Framework 5: Beginner to Guru? Udemy

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All Course Lessons (513)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Getting the Most out of Your Spring Framework 5 Course! Demo
10:14
2
Spring Framework 5 - Course Introduction
04:16
3
Instructor Introduction - John Thompson, Spring Framework Guru
02:25
4
Setting up your Development Environment for Spring
08:15
5
Is Your IDE Free Like a Puppy?
04:01
6
Getting Help with the Spring Framework
06:07
7
Introduction
03:15
8
Spring Initializer
15:26
9
Open Project in IntelliJ
08:53
10
GitHub Workflow
12:21
11
JPA Entities
13:02
12
Equality in Hibernate
05:08
13
Spring Data Repositories
04:57
14
Initializing Data with Spring
08:32
15
Publisher Relationships
08:36
16
H2 Database Console
05:10
17
Introduction to Spring MVC
05:12
18
Configuring Spring MVC Controllers
06:15
19
Thymeleaf Templates
11:11
20
Introduction to Spring Pet Clinic
07:23
21
Running Spring Pet Clinic
03:53
22
Intro to SFG Version of Spring PetClinic Application
04:54
23
Spring Pet Clinic - Initializing Spring PetClinic Application
13:54
24
Spring Pet Clinic - Task Planning
05:48
25
Conclusion
00:33
26
Introduction
02:16
27
SOLID Principles of OOP
09:53
28
Create Spring DI Example Project
08:40
29
The Spring Context
07:27
30
Basics of Dependency Injection
08:22
31
Dependency Injection without Spring
08:22
32
Dependency Injection using Spring Framework
08:39
33
Using Qualifiers
04:46
34
Primary Beans
04:41
35
Spring Profiles
08:12
36
Default Profile
05:33
37
Spring Bean Life Cycle
07:01
38
Spring Bean Life Cycle Demo
04:35
39
Flashcards
05:47
40
Interface Naming Conventions
08:01
41
Spring Pet Clinic - POJO Data Model
08:10
42
Spring Pet Clinic - Multi-Module Maven Builds
20:05
43
Spring Pet Clinic - Using the Maven Release Plugin
13:00
44
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Interfaces for Services
08:34
45
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Base Entity
04:57
46
Conclusion
01:01
47
Introduction to Building a Spring Boot Jokes App
02:41
48
Assignment - Build a Spring Boot Jokes App
05:01
49
Creating the Spring Boot Project
06:46
50
Adding Maven Dependencies
04:30
51
Creating the Spring Service Layer
06:05
52
Creating the Spring MVC Controller
04:55
53
Creating the View Layer
06:23
54
Tips and Tricks - Custom Banner
03:40
55
Spring Pet Clinic - Refactor Services to Common Interface
09:27
56
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Map Based Services
11:09
57
Spring Pet Clinic - Using and Image for Custom Banner
03:12
58
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Index Page and Controller
10:40
59
Spring Pet Clinic - Task Planning
06:05
60
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Vet Page and Controller
05:08
61
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Owner Page and Controller
05:34
62
Conclusion
01:21
63
Introduction to Spring Framework Configuration
00:41
64
Spring Configuration Options
05:57
65
Spring Stereotypes
06:57
66
Component Scan
07:34
67
Java Configuration Example
08:16
68
Primary Beans and Profiles
06:09
69
DI in Java Configuration
06:06
70
Using Factory Beans
09:45
71
Spring XML Configuration Example
07:05
72
Spring Bean Scope
05:52
73
Spring Bean Scope Example
07:57
74
Spring Pet Clinic - Load Data on Startup with Java
11:27
75
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Spring Configuration
05:31
76
Spring Pet Clinic - List Owners
08:12
77
Spring Pet Clinic - List Vets
05:48
78
Spring Pet Clinic - Auto Generate Map IDs
12:09
79
Conclusion
01:47
80
Section Overview
01:31
81
External Properties Overview
09:59
82
Using Properties Source
09:45
83
Environment Variables and Command Line Args
06:09
84
Spring Boot Application.properties
03:23
85
Spring Boot Profile Application.properties
05:29
86
Spring Boot Application.yml
05:58
87
Spring Boot Profile Application.yml
03:31
88
Multiple Profiles in One YAML File
04:31
89
Properties Binding
05:52
90
Constructor Properties Binding
06:32
91
Introduction to Web Development with Spring MVC
02:59
92
Assignment: Create a Recipe Project using Spring Boot
01:30
93
Assignment Review - Create Recipe Project
04:12
94
Introduction to Thymeleaf
07:28
95
Create Index Page
08:37
96
HTTP Protocol
09:29
97
HTTP Request Methods
11:48
98
Chrome Developer Tools
04:32
99
Firefox Firebug
02:51
100
Firefox Developer Edition
02:27
101
Safari Web Inspector
02:53
102
Axis TCPMon
06:02
103
Spring Boot Development Tools
07:40
104
IntelliJ Compiler Configuration for Spring Boot Development Tools
06:47
105
Spring Pet Clinic - Static Resources
05:37
106
Spring Pet Clinic - Copy Master Template from Spring Pet Clinic
05:12
107
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Web Resource Optimizer for Java
09:49
108
Spring Pet Clinic - Apply Master Layout to Index Page
04:19
109
Spring Pet Clinic - Internationalization Properties
07:06
110
Spring Pet Clinic - Apply Master Layout to Owner Page
04:14
111
Spring Pet Clinic - Apply Master Layout to Vet Page
06:29
112
Spring Pet Clinic - Task Planning
08:35
113
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Pet Type, Pet, and Visit Entities
05:03
114
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Vet Speciality Entity, Add to Vet
03:03
115
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Contact Info to Owner
03:59
116
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Pet Type Map Service
04:47
117
Spring Pet Clinic - Pet Type Data on Startup
05:31
118
Spring Pet Clinic - Enhance Owners with Pets and Contact Info
13:19
119
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Specialty Map Service
06:22
120
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Specialities to Vets on Startup
15:50
121
Spring Pet Clinic - Fixing Broken Links
10:01
122
Conclusion
01:42
123
Introduction - JPA Data Modeling with Spring and Hibernate
01:35
124
JPA Entity Relationships
10:45
125
Recipe Data Model
06:40
126
Forking in GitHub
05:16
127
One To One JPA Relationships
09:56
128
One To Many JPA Relationships
05:36
129
Assignment - Create One to One Relationship
02:46
130
Assignment - Review
05:38
131
JPA Enumerations
04:52
132
Many To Many JPA Relationships
10:20
133
Creating Spring Data Repositories
05:23
134
Database Initialization with Spring
11:55
135
Spring Data JPA Query Methods
08:21
136
Assignment: Display List of Recipes on Index Page
03:06
137
Assignment Review: Display List of Recipes
15:54
138
Pro-Tips - Using Setters for JPA Bidirectional Relationships
07:38
139
Flashcards
09:21
140
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Base Entity
07:03
141
Spring Pet Clinic - Convert Owners to JPA Entities
10:21
142
Spring Pet Clinic - Convert Vets to JPA Entities
06:06
143
Spring Pet Clinic - Create Visit Entity
05:20
144
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Repositories
08:44
145
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Owner Service
12:31
146
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Vet Service
04:31
147
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Pet Type Service
04:18
148
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Pet Service
03:58
149
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Vet Speciality Service
05:39
150
Spring Pet Clinic - Task Planning
07:46
151
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Map Based Visit Service
07:05
152
Spring Pet Clinic - Add Spring Data JPA Visit Service
07:53
153
Spring Pet Clinic - Using Spring Profiles for Configuration
09:31
154
Conclusion
01:02
155
Introduction to Project Lombok
01:47
156
Project Lombok Features
09:31
157
Adding Project Lombok and IDE Configuration
03:28
158
Using Project Lombok
03:51
159
Assignment - Complete Refactoring with Project Lombok
01:12
160
Assignment Review
04:23
161
Gotchas with Project Lombok
06:11
162
Spring Pet Clinic - Refactoring for Project Lombok
11:40
163
Spring Pet Clinic - Amending Commit Messages
09:58
164
Introduction to Testing Spring Framework Applications
01:43
165
Using Bootstrap CSS
09:04
166
Introduction to Testing Spring Framework Apps
17:29
167
Creating a JUnit Test
05:06
168
Using Mockito Mocks
08:06
169
Assignment - Write Test for IndexController
01:44
170
Assignment Review
06:16
171
Mockito Argument Capture
08:28
172
Introduction to Spring MockMVC
04:37
173
Spring Integration Test
05:21
174
Maven Failsafe Plugin
04:05
175
Continuous Integration Testing with Circle CI
09:08
176
Introduction to JUnit 5
07:43
177
Spring Pet Clinic - Convert to JUnit 5
11:31
178
Spring Pet Clinic - i18N French Message Properties
07:45
179
Spring Pet Clinic - CRUD Tests for Owner Map Service
13:57
180
Spring Pet Clinic - CRUD Tests for Owner SD JPA Service
19:15
181
Spring Pet Clinic - Testing Owner Controller with MockMVC
14:39
182
Spring Pet Clinic - CI with CircleCI
16:30
183
Spring Pet Clinic - CircleCI Build Badge
04:51
184
Spring Pet Clinic - Bug - JUnit 5 Tests not running from Maven
10:46
185
Conclusion
00:52
186
Introduction
01:24
187
Using WebJars with Spring Boot
05:13
188
Display a Recipe by ID
12:17
189
Assignment - Display remaining recipe properties
01:07
190
Assignment Review - Display Remaing Recipe Properties
11:55
191
Processing Form Posts with Spring MVC
07:51
192
Creating a Command Object and Type Conversions in Spring
16:17
193
Create a Recipe
11:40
194
Update a Recipe
09:09
195
Delete a Recipe
06:04
196
View Ingredients
05:48
197
Show Ingredient
09:53
198
Update Ingredient
13:31
199
Create an Ingredient
09:27
200
Assignment - Delete an Ingredient
01:17
201
Assignment Review - Delete Ingredient
06:04
202
Enumeration Dropdowns with Spring MVC and Thymeleaf
07:49
203
Using the Debugger
04:00
204
Uploading Images with Spring MVC
08:55
205
Persisting images to Database
05:36
206
Displaying images from Database
07:21
207
Spring Pet Clinic - Display Owner Record
11:31
208
Spring Pet Clinic - Git Feature Branch
11:01
209
Spring Pet Clinic - Web Data Binder
05:08
210
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Find Owner
19:11
211
Spring Pet Clinic - Fix Find Owner Like
03:49
212
Spring Pet Clinic - Create or Update Owner
12:15
213
Spring Pet Clinic - Model Attribute
06:30
214
Spring Pet Clinic - Create or Update Pet
15:52
215
Spring Pet Clinic - Bug - Create Pet Not working
10:38
216
Spring Pet Clinic - Create or Update Visit
14:17
217
Spring Pet Clinic - Task Planning
08:20
218
Conclusion
01:59
219
Introduction to Validation and Constraints with Spring MVC
01:45
220
Overview of Exception Handling
08:47
221
Using Spring MVC Annotation @ResponseStatus
05:14
222
Spring MVC Exception Handler
05:01
223
Showing Error Data on 404 Error Page
05:01
224
Assignment: Handle Number Format Exception
02:57
225
Assignment Review: Handle Number Format Exception
06:41
226
Spring MVC Controller Advice
03:31
227
Data Validation with JSR-303
08:13
228
Data Validation with Spring MVC
07:18
229
Displaying Validation Errors with Thymeleaf
05:02
230
Customizing Error Messages with Message Source
04:39
231
Introduction to Internationalization
08:13
232
Internationalization with Spring MVC
10:09
233
Spring Pet Clinic - Java 8 Bug Crashing CircleCI Builds
04:01
234
Spring Pet Clinic - Upgrading to Java 11
14:55
235
Spring Pet Clinic - Test Contribution
03:00
236
Spring Pet Clinic - Visit Controller Tests
08:37
237
Spring Pet Clinic - Pet Birthdate Binding
05:07
238
Spring Pet Clinic - CRUD Tests Pet Map Service
04:03
239
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Vets List View
05:27
240
Spring Pet Clinic - Implement Vets JSON Endpoint
05:06
241
Conclusion
02:15
242
Course Extra - Docker
03:11
243
Discussion about Docker with Rob A
14:09
244
Introduction
00:52
245
What is Docker
14:21
246
Docker Editions
09:18
247
Installing Docker
01:50
248
Hello World with Docker
03:53
249
Docker Hub
06:07
250
Introducing KiteMatic
03:22
251
Assignment - Run Hello World Nginx
01:02
252
Conclusion
01:05
253
Introduction
01:54
254
Running Mongo DB Docker Container
10:02
255
Assignment - Download and Run Spring Boot Project
01:19
256
Assignment Review
05:54
257
Docker Images
07:51
258
Docker Files
08:02
259
Non Persistent Container Storage
07:39
260
Assigning Storage
09:31
261
Assignment - Run Rabbit MQ Container
02:29
262
Assignment Review
07:57
263
Assignment - Run MySQL in a Container
02:34
264
Assignment Review
07:12
265
Docker House Keeping
08:37
266
Flash Cards
06:57
267
Conclusion
01:50
268
Introduction
00:54
269
Preparing CentOS for Java development
08:26
270
Run Your Own Spring Boot App
00:53
271
Sample Spring Boot Application
04:37
272
Running Spring Boot from Docker
10:35
273
Assignment - Fix Dockerfile
01:03
274
Assignment Review
02:05
275
Interview with James Labocki of Red Hat
17:08
276
Conclusion
01:03
277
Docker Section Conclusion
01:52
278
Introduction
02:01
279
History of MySQL
10:34
280
RDBMS Deployment Architectures
09:18
281
SQL Data Types
16:27
282
Review of MySQL Installation Options
03:21
283
MySQL Windows 10 Installation
06:08
284
MySQL OSX Installation
06:06
285
MySQL Linux Installation Ubuntu
03:22
286
MySQL Linux Installation CentOS
04:52
287
Introduction
01:59
288
Connecting to MySQL Overview
07:42
289
MySQL Command Line for OSX & Linux
05:07
290
MySQL Command Line for Docker
07:48
291
MySQL Workbench OSX Installation
07:15
292
Introduction
02:04
293
Introduction to MySQL
09:30
294
Application Code Review
10:42
295
Assignment - Configure MySQL
03:08
296
Assignment Review - Configuration of MySQL
05:57
297
CircleCI Configuration
04:14
298
Code Coverage Configuration for CodeCov.io
04:50
299
Spring Boot Configuration for MySQL
06:12
300
Schema Generation With Hibernate
04:57
301
Refactor Database Initialization for MySQL
07:53
302
Conclusion
01:38
303
Introduction to Spring Data MongoDB
01:44
304
Introduction to MongoDB
06:41
305
Mongo Application Code Review
04:54
306
CircleCI Configuration
04:15
307
Code Coverage Configuration for CodeCov.io
02:56
308
Embedded MongoDB Configuration
02:50
309
Refactoring Data Model for MongoDB
08:06
310
Correcting Application Defects Under MongoDB
07:19
311
Integration Testing with MongoDB
06:38
312
Conclusion
01:37
313
Introduction to Reactive Programming with Spring Framework 5
01:01
314
Reactive Manifesto
12:20
315
What is Reactive Programming?
10:58
316
Reactive Streams
07:04
317
Reactive Programming Examples
08:12
318
Conclusion
01:12
319
Introduction
01:52
320
Reactive Repositories
06:39
321
Assignment - Convert to Reactive Repositories
01:28
322
Assignment Review - Convert to Reactive Repositories
09:54
323
Reactive Service Layer
06:05
324
Assignment - Refactor Ingredient Service
01:35
325
Assignment Review - Refactor Ingredient Service
14:25
326
A Better Way with Reactive Streams
02:54
327
Failed CI Build
05:25
328
Refactoring Data Model for Reactive MongoDB
05:47
329
Assignment - Refactor Recipe Service
01:17
330
Assignment Review - Refactor Recipe Service
15:03
331
Assignment - Refactor Image Service
01:30
332
Assignment Review - Refactor Image Service
09:17
333
Conclusion
01:13
334
Introduction to Spring Web Flux
02:19
335
Spring WebFlux Dependencies
06:17
336
Reactive Thymeleaf Configuration
04:30
337
Going Reactive With Thymeleaf
05:39
338
Assignment - Refactor Recipe and Ingredient Controllers
01:31
339
Assignment Review - Refactor Recipe and Ingredient Controllers
03:31
340
Binding Validation
04:33
341
Assignment - Update Binding Validation for Ingredient Controller
01:29
342
Assignment Review - Update Binding Validation for Ingredient Controller
14:13
343
Common Model Attributes
03:27
344
WebFlux Exception Handling
03:51
345
WebFlux Controller Advice
06:23
346
Multipart Upload
01:19
347
Introduction to Router Functions
06:15
348
Introduction to Spring WebTestClient
05:16
349
Spring WebFlux Conclusion
01:16
350
Introduction to RESTFul Web Services
03:16
351
Beginners Guide to REST
08:50
352
Richardson Maturity Model
07:39
353
Introduction to Postman
04:35
354
Assignment - Create Data Model
03:17
355
Assignment Review - Create Data Model
03:24
356
Introduction to Spring RestTemplate
09:30
357
Using WebFlux to Display API Data
05:16
358
URI Components Builder
03:43
359
Rest Template Examples
10:19
360
Going Reactive with Spring WebClient
06:35
361
Conclusion
01:02
362
Introduction to RESTFul Web Services with Spring MVC
02:47
363
New Spring Boot Project
03:59
364
Spring Boot Command Line Runner
03:39
365
Introduction to MapStruct
07:00
366
Using MapStruct
05:43
367
MapStruct IntelliJ Plugin
02:21
368
Category Service
05:42
369
List Categories
05:50
370
Testing with Postman
02:39
371
Assignment - Create Get API for Customers
02:10
372
Assignment Review
10:22
373
Create New Customer With Post
09:55
374
Update Customer with PUT
04:44
375
Integration Testing with DataJPATest
06:14
376
Update Customer with PATCH
04:53
377
Delete Customer
04:00
378
Externalize API URL Value
03:16
379
Exception Handling
05:50
380
Spring Rest Controller
04:15
381
Assignment: Create Vendors API
02:25
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Assignment Review
12:33
383
Conclusion
01:20
384
Introduction to Swagger
01:09
385
What is Swagger
08:30
386
Configuring Swagger
06:03
387
Swagger UI
03:47
388
Customizing Swagger with Meta Data
03:15
389
Customizing Endpoint Documention
07:18
390
Assignment: Customize Vendors
01:24
391
Assignment Review
04:19
392
Introduction to Swagger Editor
04:35
393
Swagger Code Gen
06:45
394
Conclusion
01:44
395
Introduction
01:43
396
New Spring Boot Project
04:01
397
Creating Data Model and Repositories
03:51
398
Assignment - Create Vendor Data Model, Populate Data
02:43
399
Assignment Review
12:38
400
Create Category Controller
04:18
401
Testing Category Controller
06:31
402
Assignment: Create Get Endpoints for Vendors
01:58
403
Assignment Review: Create Get Endpoints for Vendors
10:52
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Create Category with POST
08:41
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Update Category with PUT
07:24
406
Assignment: Implement POST for Vendors
01:25
407
Assignment Review: Implement POST for Vendors
08:22
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Assignment: Implement PUT for Vendors
01:19
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Assignment Review: Implement PUT for Vendors
08:56
410
Update Category with PATCH
10:15
411
Assignment Implement PATCH for Vendors
01:39
412
Assignment Review: Implement PATCH for Vendors
10:42
413
Conclusion
01:39
414
Introduction
01:29
415
Spring MVC Content Negotiation Overview
06:57
416
Maven Dependencies to Render XML with Spring MVC
08:59
417
Introduction to XML Schema
06:38
418
Using Multi-Module Maven Builds with Spring Boot
10:41
419
Using JAXB to Generate Java Classes
09:25
420
Refactor for JAXB Generated Classes
08:46
421
Testing and Running JAXB Generated Classes in Spring Boot Application
09:36
422
Conclusion
01:21
423
Introduction
02:02
424
Spring REST Docs Introduction
05:07
425
Project Code Review
05:56
426
Maven Configuration
06:21
427
Spring Mock MVC Configuration
04:33
428
Documenting Path Parameters
06:09
429
Documenting Query Parameters
02:27
430
Documenting Responses
03:13
431
Documenting Requests
04:13
432
Documenting Validation Constraints
10:42
433
URI Customization
03:18
434
Documentation Generation
08:54
435
Serving Docs with Spring Boot
04:04
436
Assignment - Add Spring REST Doc to Project
02:26
437
Assignment Review
07:25
438
Conclusion
01:54
439
Introduction
02:39
440
Introduction to JMS
12:30
441
Initial Project and Maven Dependencies
07:31
442
Java Message Object
04:45
443
Embedded Server Configuration
04:59
444
Task Configuration
03:15
445
Message Converter Configuration
05:50
446
Sending JMS Messages
05:43
447
Receiving JMS Messages
11:03
448
Send and Receive of JMS Messages
12:18
449
Running Active MQ in Docker
06:40
450
Using Local ActiveMQ Broker with Spring Boot
06:40
451
JMS and Spring Message Data Types
07:15
452
Conclusion
01:50
453
Debugging Thymeleaf
06:44
454
Problems with Spring Security and H2 Database Console
09:46
455
Configuring Spring Sec DAO Provider
34:28
456
Troubleshooting Spring MVC Request Mapping
04:33
457
H2 Database Connection Timeouts
12:02
458
Troubleshooting Spring Cloud Sleuth
07:15
459
Troubleshooting NPE with Mockito Mocks
07:40
460
500 Error from Thymeleaf
06:29
461
Missing tables in H2 Console
07:18
462
Troubleshooting Maven Release Plugin
18:43
463
Introduction to Building a Spring Boot Web App
03:30
464
Spring Initializr
04:56
465
Open Project in IntelliJ
10:38
466
Using JPA Entities
14:10
467
Equality in Hibernate
04:05
468
Using GitHub
04:07
469
Code Examples in GitHub
03:04
470
Spring Data JPA Repositories
07:54
471
Initializing Data with Spring Framework Events
06:46
472
Assignment - Add Publisher Entity
01:35
473
Assignment Review of Add Publisher Entity
05:09
474
Introduction to Spring MVC
05:12
475
Configuring Spring MVC Controllers
06:08
476
Thymeleaf Templates
08:30
477
Assignment - Display List of Authors
00:54
478
Assignment Review - Display List of Authors
06:40
479
Conclusion
01:05
480
Introduction to Dependency Injection with Spring
02:16
481
SOLID Principles of OOP
09:53
482
Create an Spring Framework DI Example Project
06:59
483
The Spring Framework Context
05:08
484
Basics of DI
09:27
485
Dependency Injection without the Spring Framework
10:43
486
Dependency Injection using Spring Framework
07:16
487
Using Spring Qualifier Annotations
06:47
488
Primary Annotation for Spring Beans
08:39
489
Spring Profiles
06:06
490
Default Profile Behavior for Spring Context
05:24
491
Spring Bean Life Cycle
07:01
492
Dependency Injection Assignment
01:12
493
Dependency Injection Assignment Review
04:21
494
Spring Bean Life Cycle Demo
05:15
495
Flashcards
05:47
496
Interface Naming Conventions
08:01
497
Spring Boot Cookbook Introduction
01:29
498
Spring Boot Mongo DB
06:05
499
Spring Boot MySQL
08:12
500
Spring Boot Postgres Example
09:04
501
Spring Boot Maria DB Example
09:38
502
Spring Boot DB2 Express Example
07:33
503
Spring Boot Oracle Database Example
12:47
504
Spring Boot Redis Example
06:49
505
Spring Boot Neo4J Example
08:51
506
Spring Boot Cassandra Example
10:18
507
Spring Boot Active MQ Example
09:17
508
Spring Boot RabbitMQ Example
11:57
509
Spring Framework Guru - August 2017 Group Coaching Call
29:50
510
GitHub Workflow
12:21
511
RESTful Webservices with Spring MVC 5
49:48
512
Dependency Injection Best Practices with Spring
18:51
513
Introduction to Testing with Spring
17:29
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What prerequisites should I have before enrolling in this course?
Before starting this course, it is recommended that you have a basic understanding of Java programming. Familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts will be beneficial since the course covers advanced topics such as Dependency Injection and SOLID Principles. No prior experience with the Spring Framework is required as the course is designed to take you from beginner level to more advanced concepts.
What kind of applications will I build during the course?
The course includes several hands-on projects where you will build real-world applications. Notably, you'll create a Book/Author web application using Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and Spring Data JPA. Additionally, you will engage in building the Spring Pet Clinic application, which covers multi-module builds and interface creation for services. These projects provide practical experience with the technologies covered in the course.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is suitable for Java developers interested in learning the Spring Framework and building web applications using modern Spring technologies. It is designed for those who wish to transition into using Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2 for enterprise application development. Beginners with a basic understanding of Java, as well as intermediate developers looking to update their skills to the latest Spring versions, will find this course valuable.
How does the depth of this course compare to other Spring courses?
This course offers an extensive curriculum with 513 lessons, covering a wide range of technologies like Spring MVC, Spring Data JPA, Spring WebFlux, and more. It emphasizes practical application through real-world projects and includes modern programming practices such as Test Driven Development with JUnit and Mockito. The course is unique in its focus on Spring Framework 5 and Spring Boot 2, making it one of the most updated resources available.
Which specific tools and platforms are taught in the course?
The course covers a variety of tools and platforms, including Spring Boot 2, Spring Data JPA, Spring MVC, and Hibernate. You will also use Maven and Gradle for project management, and JUnit 4 and JUnit 5 for testing. Other tools such as Project Lombok and MapStruct for code generation, and Spring MockMVC for testing MVC applications, are integral parts of the curriculum.
What topics are not covered in this course?
While the course covers a wide array of Spring technologies, it does not delve into older versions of the Spring Framework or non-Spring related technologies. It focuses on Spring Framework 5 and Spring Boot 2, excluding topics like Spring Security or older Spring modules. Additionally, advanced Java topics outside the scope of Spring, such as Java concurrency or advanced JVM tuning, are not covered.
What is the expected time commitment for completing this course?
The course comprises 513 lessons, making it a comprehensive resource for learning Spring Framework 5. Since it is designed to be completed at your own pace, the time commitment will vary based on individual learning speeds and prior experience. However, students should expect to dedicate several weeks of consistent study to thoroughly understand and practice the material presented.