Spring Framework: Core Spring

A solid knowledge of Spring is the foundation of enterprise Java development. Spring: The Big Picture will give you a high-level overview of all aspects Spring. You'll first learn about Spring. Next, you will explore Spring Boot, Spring Framework and other Spring-related projects. You'll find out if Spring is right for you, your company, and your next project. This course will give you a solid foundation in Spring to help you with enterprise Java development.

The Spring framework is a revolutionary tool for enterprise and web development. This course, Spring Framework, Spring Fundamentals, will teach you how to create and configure Spring framework applications. You will first learn Java configuration dependency injection. Then, you'll learn about autowiring. You will also learn advanced bean configurations. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to create greenfield apps and convert legacy code to use Spring's features.

Spring Boot Framework allows developers to create scalable Java apps. This course, "Creating Your First Spring Boot Application", will teach you the core features of Spring Boot. You'll learn how to code a basic application and then create your first Spring Boot application.

Spring Boot is an extension to the Spring framework. It allows developers to quickly create web-based applications with minimal code. Spring Boot removes much of the boilerplate code that spring has. Spring Boot Fundamentals is a course that covers the major features of Spring Boot. It includes Spring Initializr and auto-configuration. Application development, data access, testing and integration with GraphQL. You will first learn how to set up a Spring MVC app. Next, you'll learn how to create a RESTful API as well as build a GraphQL Server. You will also learn how to make your application ready for production. This course will teach you Spring Boot, which can make deployment and development easier.

Spring Boot allows you to build applications. Spring Boot Actuator allows you to run your applications in production. Spring Framework: Spring Boot Actuator will teach you how Spring Boot Actuator makes monitoring, managing, and inspecting your application in a production setting easy. You will first learn about Spring Boot Actuator, the Actuator Endpoint, and how to use it in your own projects. Next, you'll discover the production-ready features Spring Boot Actuator adds to your application automatically. This is without any effort from your part. You will also learn how to modify existing Actuator Endpoints and create your own. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to use Spring Boot Actuator in order to manage, monitor and run your Spring Boot applications in production. IntelliJ CE is required.

Spring Expression Language (SpEL) was introduced in Spring 3.0 in 2009. It is a powerful but often underutilized feature of Spring. This course will teach you how to harness its power in dynamic bean wiring/ dependency injecting. It is possible by writing String expressions which are evaluated at run-time. You'll first learn how to use SpEL to query an object and manipulate it. Next, you will learn how to use an object graph in runtime, which allows you to dynamically insert values or objects into other beans. You'll also learn how SpEL can be used to conditionally select the bean or value that you want to depend on based on an application's conditions. After completing this course, SpEL can be applied to any application.

It is important to distinguish the business logic and the cross-cutting functions. This course Spring Framework: Aspect Oriented Programing with Spring AOP will teach you how to create modular programs that can be separated from the main functionality and the cross-cutting (orthogonal). You'll first learn about Spring AOP. Then, you will learn how to implement cross-cutting functionality for both the ordinary and extraordinary execution cases. You'll also learn how to create Spring AOP introductions. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills required to create and maintain easy-to-understand modular programs.