Spring 5.0 Project: Building a Travel Website
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Design and implement real-world web-based applications using the powerful Spring 5.0 Framework.Two main themes for Spring 5.0 projects are Reactive Programming and Microservices. The most significant change in the upcoming Spring 5.0 is the introduction of Reactive Programming, so reactive-style programming is used throughout the course. And since Microservice are the current buzzword, and Spring Boot is the most popular Microservice framework in the World, one volume will be dedicated to introducing Spring Boot and Spring Cloud in order to write the actual microservices. We will build a fake travel site that will gradually take shape as we move on to each section. We'll start off by introducing the basics of Spring Framework, including bean lifecycles, Dependency Injection, AOP, and Spring Data. Then we'll introduce Reactive Programming in Spring 5, so you'll be ready to build the service layer for the travel site.In the further sections, you will learn to build the presentation layer, called Spring MVC.Here, we will start with Spring Boot, the Microservice framework based on Spring. By the end of the course, you will have built a couple of microservices for the Travel site using Spring Boot. We will make it as “Cloud Native” using Spring Cloud that helps to adopt the patterns like config server, circuit breaker, service discovery and etc.About the Author
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Tomasz Lelek is a Software Engineer who programs mostly in Java and Scala. He is a fan of microservice architectures and functional programming. He dedicates considerable time and effort to being better every day. Recently, he's been delving into big data technologies such as Apache Spark and Hadoop. He is passionate about nearly everything associated with software development. Tomasz thinks that we should always try to consider different solutions and approaches before solving a problem
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Take advantage of all the features of Spring Framework 5.0
Use Reactive streams to build a robust backend
Get acquainted with major Reactive Programming and the new Micro-services scenarios
Implement Spring MVC in your apps and integrate it
Integrate with 3rd party tools such as Angular 2, AOP, Spring Security, and Spring Microservices for a beautiful frontend design
Create a robust and scalable microservice-based application on Spring Cloud, using Spring Boot
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Course programme
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Know what is Inversion of Control Principle
- Learn why we need DI
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Delve into the types of annotation for defining Bean
- Create a simple @Component and @Configuration Beans
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Learn about the Constructor Injection
- Learn about the Field Injection
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Use @PostConstruct to make action before bean creation
- Use @PreDestroy to make action after bean creation
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Integrate AspectJ with Spring
- Learn when to implement aspect
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Get introduced to Pointcut
- Test if our aspect is working
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Test Custom Travel Repository Methods
- Test Methods supplied by Spring Data
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Test Custom Travel Repository Methods
- Test Methods supplied by Spring Data
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Learn about constructor Injection
- Learn about Field Injection
- Test Custom Travel Repository Methods
- Test Methods supplied by Spring Data
- Test Custom Travel Repository Methods
- Test Methods supplied by Spring Data
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Spring 5.0 Project: Building a Travel Website
