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There are 3 modules in this course
Elevate your Java skills with our Advanced Java Web Development course and explore the dynamic world of microservice architecture. In this course, you'll delve into the intricacies of building robust microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.
Learn to design applications with a modern approach, enhancing scalability and flexibility through the principles of single responsibility, loose coupling, and continuous delivery. Discover how microservices outperform monolithic applications, achieving faster development speed, easier maintenance, and technology diversity. Get hands-on experience in developing microservices using Spring Boot. Gain practical insights into service discovery, load balancing, and fault tolerance with Spring Cloud's Netflix Eureka. From creating service boundaries to deploying executable JAR files, our step-by-step guidance ensures you grasp the essentials. By completing this course, you'll master advanced Java concepts, acquire sought-after skills in microservice development, and differentiate yourself in the competitive tech landscape. Start your journey to becoming a skilled Java developer ready to build scalable, resilient, and efficient microservices.
This course is designed for intermediate Java developers who have a solid foundation in core Java programming and want to take their skills to the next level. In Module 1, we'll dive into the world of Servlets and JSP and define their essential role in Advanced Java development.
What's included
5 videos7 readings4 assignments3 discussion prompts1 ungraded lab1 plugin
5 videos•Total 28 minutes
- Welcome to Advanced Java•2 minutes
- Lecture 1: Introduction to Servlets and JSP•4 minutes
- Lecture 2: Handling HTTP Requests and Responses with Servlets•3 minutes
- Lecture 3: Creating Dynamic Web Pages using JSP•4 minutes
- Demo: Hello World Application•15 minutes
7 readings•Total 46 minutes
- Meet your instructor•5 minutes
- Advanced Java Course Syllabus•8 minutes
- Lab Instructions•2 minutes
- Breaking Boundaries: The Catalyst•8 minutes
- JSP and JSP Elements•10 minutes
- Threads of Interaction•7 minutes
- Points to Remember: Servlets and JSP•6 minutes
4 assignments•Total 56 minutes
- Module 1 Exam•30 minutes
- Servlets, JSP, and HTTP Requests•9 minutes
- Servlets and JSP Basics Quiz•12 minutes
- Exam Prep: Introduction to Advanced Java•5 minutes
3 discussion prompts•Total 30 minutes
- Introductions•10 minutes
- Java Technologies•10 minutes
- Choosing the Optimal Architecture for a Dynamic Web Application•10 minutes
1 ungraded lab•Total 70 minutes
- JSP Syntax•70 minutes
1 plugin•Total 15 minutes
- Activity: Servlets•15 minutes
In Module 2, we will define Maven, discuss building a Maven project, and even practice building one. We'll look into dependency injection, using the Spring Initializer web application, and the application.properties file. Finally, we'll delve into the use of annotations and explore RESTful web services with Spring Boot.
What's included
14 videos6 readings7 assignments2 discussion prompts2 ungraded labs1 plugin
14 videos•Total 117 minutes
- Lecture 1: Maven: Define, Build, and Practice•3 minutes
- Lab Walkthrough: Build a Maven Project•6 minutes
- Lecture 2: Dependency Injection•6 minutes
- Demo: Dependency Injection•22 minutes
- Lecture 3: Using Spring Initializer Web Application•3 minutes
- Demo: Using Spring Initializer•10 minutes
- Lecture 4: The application.properties File•4 minutes
- Lecture 5: Using Annotations•5 minutes
- Lecture 6: RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot•9 minutes
- Demo Part 1: RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot•13 minutes
- Demo Part 2: RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot•18 minutes
- Demo part 3: RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot•10 minutes
- Lecture 7: Performing CRUD Operations using Postman•3 minutes
- Demo: Performing CRUD Operations using Postman•6 minutes
6 readings•Total 56 minutes
- IoC and Dependency Injection•10 minutes
- Why Spring?•10 minutes
- Common Application Properties•10 minutes
- What is Postman?•10 minutes
- Building Blocks of Resilience•8 minutes
- Points to Remember: Maven & Spring Boot•8 minutes
7 assignments•Total 100 minutes
- Module 2 Exam•40 minutes
- Maven•10 minutes
- Dependency Injection•5 minutes
- Dependency Injection and Spring Initializer•10 minutes
- Application.properties.file•5 minutes
- RESTful Web Services•10 minutes
- Exam Prep: Maven & Springboot•20 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 20 minutes
- Maven Alternatives•10 minutes
- Choosing the Best Approach for Building a Scalable Web Application•10 minutes
2 ungraded labs•Total 130 minutes
- Build Maven Project in Eclipse•65 minutes
- Use of Annotation•65 minutes
1 plugin•Total 5 minutes
- Annotations•5 minutes
In Module 3, we will explore the microservices architecture, comparing it to the monolithic approach. We'll discuss building microservices with Spring Boot, talk about Spring Cloud - specifically Netflix Eureka - and take a look at Service Discovery.
What's included
7 videos4 readings5 assignments2 discussion prompts1 ungraded lab1 plugin
7 videos•Total 54 minutes
- Lecture 1: Microservice Architecture•3 minutes
- Lecture 2: Comparing Microservices with Monolithic Application Development•4 minutes
- Lecture 3: Building Microservices using Spring Boot•4 minutes
- Lecture 4: Spring Cloud•6 minutes
- Demo: Part 1: Implement Spring Cloud (Netflix Eureka)•14 minutes
- Demo Part 2: Implement Spring Cloud (Netflix Eureka)•12 minutes
- Demo Part 3: Implement Spring Cloud (Netflix Eureka)•12 minutes
4 readings•Total 38 minutes
- Microservices Architecture•10 minutes
- Service Discovery•10 minutes
- Breaking the Monolith•8 minutes
- Points to Remember: Microservices and Spring Cloud•10 minutes
5 assignments•Total 76 minutes
- Module 3 Exam•40 minutes
- Microservice Architecture•5 minutes
- Monolithic vs Microservices•10 minutes
- Microservices Architecture•6 minutes
- Exam Prep: Microservices and Spring Cloud•15 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 20 minutes
- Monolithic versus Microservices•10 minutes
- Choosing the Optimal Approach for Scaling an E-Commerce Platform•10 minutes
1 ungraded lab•Total 65 minutes
- Building Microservices using Spring Boot•65 minutes
1 plugin•Total 5 minutes
- Microservices•5 minutes
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