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Live Java Spring Framework : Beginner to Advanced Level

Our live and online classes are taken by expert instructors in Java. This course covers the fundamentals from basic to advanced level so it is the best live course to take in Spring Framework. Meant for those who are new, as well those wishing to make a career transition.

Live Course

Live Class: Friday, 08 Mar

Duration: 50 Hours

Enrolled: 0

Offered by: infyni

Live Course
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About Course

 Spring Framework is a very crucial skill for Java developers, not only to get a job for your career advancement. Spring Framework is used in almost every Java project, so it becomes a very highly demanded skill in the workplace now. 

What is the best way to learn Java Spring Framework ? 

Live, online and from expert instructors from the industry who interact with you in every class. All your doubts are clarified, and any challenges you face are sorted & explained on the spot. This is the advantage of taking live classes, instead of learning from recordings. 

The course will cover the fundamentals from basic to advanced level. The whole curriculum is divided into modules. What is covered in each module is described in detail below.

There will be regular assessments to ensure you are keeping pace with the learning outcomes. Assignments will be provided to help you practice what you learnt, 

All in all, with subjects that are tough to learn on your own, learning with the help of industry experts make it a lot simpler. 

Course Offerings

  • Instructor-led interactive classes
  • Clarify your doubts during class
  • Access recordings of the class
  • Attend on mobile or tablet
  • Live projects to practice
  • Case studies to learn from
  • Lifetime mentorship support
  • Industry specific curriculum
  • Certificate of completion
  • Employability opportunity
  • Topics
  • Instructor (1)
  • Hello World!
  •  Hello World: Code Explanation
  • Compiling Your First Java Program!
  • 'print' Statement
  • Variables in Java

  • Data Types
  • Variable Syntax
  • Taking Variable Value From User
  • Declare Variable

  • Simple Java Maths
  • Mathematical Functions
  • Logical Expressions
  • Java Strings
  • String Methods
  • Conditional Statement
  • if Conditional Statements
  • switch Statement
  • Conditional Expression
  • while & do-while Loops
  • for Loop
  • Infinite Loops
  • Methods in Java
  • Parameters and Return Types in Methods
  • Return Parameters in Methods
  • Constructor
  • Static Methods
  • What Are Arrays?
  • A Bit More About Arrays
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Introduction to Classes
  • Constructors
  • Class Member Methods
  • Inheritance in Java
  • Introduction to Generics
  • Generic Class
  • ArrayLists in Java
  • Creating an ArrayList Object
  • Inbuilt Methods
  • What is Spring?
  • History
  • Terminology
  • Spring Architecture
  • Reasons for Sustained Popularity
  • Creating a Project
  • Dependency
  • Decoupling Components
  • Managing Beans and Dependencies
  • Autowiring By Type — @Primary
  • Autowiring By Name
  • Autowiring — @Qualifier
  • Constructor and Setter Injection
  • Bean Scope
  • Mixing Bean Scope
  • @ComponentScan
  • Bean Lifecycle: @PostConstruct, @ PreDestroy
  • Bean Lifecycle: Prototype Scoped Beans
  • Contexts and Dependency Injection Framework
  • Spring Application Configuration
  • XML Application Configuration
  • XML Configuration with Java Annotations
  • Stereotype Annotations
  • Using an External Property File
  • What is Spring Boot?
  • Creating a REST Service
  • Developer Tools
  • Actuator
  • Comparing Spring Boot and Spring MVC
  • Creating a JDBC Starter Project
  • Setting up the H2 Database
  • SELECT Query
  • INSERT Query
  • UPDATE Query
  • DELETE Query
  • DDL Queries
  • Custom RowMapper
  • Connecting to Other Databases
  • What is JPA?
  • Defining an Entity
  • Creating a Repository
  • CRUD Operations
  • JPQL Named Query
  • Spring Data JPA
  • Aspect Oriented Programming
  • Terminology
  • Defining an Aspect
  • Pointcut Expressions
  • After Aspect
  • Around Aspect
  • JoinPoint Configuration File
  • Defining a Custom Annotation for Aspects
  • Setting Up a Web Application
  • Creating a Servlet
  • Using a JSP File
  • Passing Parameters with GET request
  • Scriptlets and Scriptlet Expressions
  • POST request
  • Spring MVC Architecture
  • Spring MVC Components
  • Configuring a Spring MVC Application - Part 1
  • Configuring a Spring MVC Application - Part 2
  • Controller
  • View
  • HTML Forms
  • Model
  • Model - Part 2
  • @RequestParam Annotation
  • Spring MVC Form Tags
  • Spring MVC Form Tags - Part 2
  • Form Data Validation
  • Validating Required Fields
  • Validating Numbers
  • Validating Dates
  • Validating Patterns with Regular Expressions
  • Custom Error Messages
  • Custom Validation Annotation
  • Dispatcher Servlet Java Configuration
  • JUnit
  • Writing a Unit Test
  • Assert Methods
  • JUnit Test Lifecycle Annotations
  • Stubbing and Mocking
  • Mockito Annotations
  • Unit Testing in Spring
  • Unit Testing Using Spring Boot
  • Unit Testing for XML Context
  • Spring Unit Testing with Mockito
  • Unit Testing for Java Context
  • Spring Framework
  • IoC and Dependency Injection
  • Beans
  • Spring Annotations
  • Spring Configuration and Component Scan
  • Autowiring and Misc Questions
  • Spring Boot
  • Spring Data JDBC and JPA
  • Spring MVC
  • Spring AOP
  • Introduction
  • Plugins and Goals
  • Coordinates
  • Life-cycle and Phases
  • More on Life Cycles
  • POM
  • Super POM
  • Inheritance
  • Aggregation
  • Interpolation and Variables
  • Versions
  • Dependency
  • Dependency Scopes
  • More on Dependencies
  • Dependency Management
  • Optional Dependencies
  • Working with Plugins
  • More on Plugins
  • Plugin Management
  • Build Profiles
  • Archetypes