Mastering Spring 4.3 and the Enterprise (TT3373-S4)

Mastering Spring 4.x Enterprise is a five day hands-on Spring training course for Java developers. It's designed for Java developers who want to learn how Spring Framework works with other technologies and frameworks. This cutting-edge course covers Spring's Aspect-Oriented programming and Spring Boot. It also provides information about Spring security. This course also covers Spring Cloud. Students will have hands-on experience with Spring Cloud, including Maven project and dependancy management. There is also an option to use a test-driven approach (using JUnit), to the labs.

Spring Framework is an application framework which provides lightweight containers that allow for the creation of complex components in a non-invasive manner. Spring's transparency and flexibility are congruent, which makes it easy to support incremental development and testing. The framework supports layering functionality like transactions, persistence, view-oriented frameworks and enterprise systems and capabilities. Spring's AspectOriented Programming framework (AOP), allows developers to declaratively apply the same features and capabilities across different data types in a transparent manner.

This course targets Spring 4.x. It includes Java 8 and JEE 7 support (earlier versions are still supported). Spring supports method references and lambda expressions in many of its APIs.

Spring simplifies JEE development. Spring makes it easier to do common tasks. It encourages good design that is based on programming interfaces. Spring simplifies your application's configuration and eliminates the need to use many JEE design patterns. Spring integrates well with many view technologies, as well as the new features of HTML5, and puts the OO design back in your JEE app.

Our Spring training is modular and covers all aspects of the spectrum. We can tailor courses to meet your needs. Here are some top-level Spring topics that you should consider when creating your Spring training.

Core Spring Framework (including Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection) Advanced Framework Features and Projects (including Spring Boot and Handling Application Events and Spring Security).
Spring and Persistence (including Spring DAOs and Transactions and Spring Data).
Spring and the Web (including Spring MVVC and Web Flow supporting WebSockets HTML5, and asynchronous processing).
Integration of Spring into Enterprise (including Spring Integration working in conjunction with JMS or other remote options)

Java Spring Developers earn an average of $117,087 annually.