Java Web Developer

In this lesson, you will meet your instructor, learn about the prerequisites, and discuss what web development is and how it has been accomplished.

In this lesson, we're going to take a look at the structure of web applications in Java, Spring's role in web development, and the use of Maven as a dependency management tool.

In this lesson, we'll be learning how Spring framework operates and how to integrate with it to build flexible, maintainable application components.

In this lesson, we're going to learn how to build web sites with Spring! We'll be using Spring MVC and Thymeleaf.

In this lesson, we will explore connecting our Spring Boot applications to SQL databases and the benefits of persistent data. We'll be using MyBatis and Spring Security!

In this lesson, you'll learn how to use Selenium, write tests with JUnit, and integrate Selenium in order to test complex, multi-action user stories.

First, meet your instructor Kesha and learn about the course. Then, learn a brief overview of web services and how they compare to APIs and microservices.

Learn how to build RESTful APIs with Spring Boot, first by learning about the REST architecture, then how to use annotations with REST controllers in Spring Boot.

Dive into GraphQL, a query language for APIs. GraphQL lets calling clients limit the data response to just what is needed.

Find out how Microservices improve on the older monolithic application structure, including how to use Eureka and Spring Data REST for easy development and deployment.

Security is key to keeping your information safe - here, you'll learn how to add security to your APIs to keep out unwanted eyes and avoid undesired changes.

Enable the consumption of SOAP and REST APIs within your own API to further speed up development time and avoid reinventing the wheel.

Learn about the importance of documentation and easily implement it with the use of Swagger within your code.

Build unit and integration tests to give you confidence your application continues to work as intended after making new changes to your code.

An introduction to the Data Stores & Persistence course. You will learn about persisting data in web-based Java applications.

This lesson discusses Entity design and the relationship between data in the various layers of your application.

We'll be looking at using JPA to manage the state of our Entities for us. We'll learn about the concept of a Persistence Context and using an Entity Manager to change the state of our Entities.

In this lesson, you'll set up an external database, connect to external databases, configure and initialize multiple data sources, and configure data sources for unit tests.

In this lesson, we'll be covering initialization with SQL, Data Objects vs. Entities, Data Access Objects (DAOs), JdbcTemplate, and Performance.

Implement authentication on a Spring Boot application using a JSON Web Token (JWT).

Refresh testing fundamentals. Use logging to get insights into your code and debug your applications. Get practice with two commonly used logging utilities: SLF4J and Log4J.

Splunk was founded in 2003 to make sense of machine-generated data. Here you’ll learn about what Splunk can be used for, how to install it, and how to use it for generating dashboards and more.

Discover the basic idea behind programing and write your first Java program. Use variables to store and retrieve information.

Use if-else statements and switch-case statements to write Java programs to tackle any decision making scenario.

Create functions in Java. Declare methods with input arguments and return types. Then, call the functions you create.

Use for and while loops to iterate over a block of code. Learn how to write nested loops. Use 2D arrays to store and retrieve information.

Prepare for your next project by installing Java and IntelliJ, debugging your code, and applying the skills learned in previous lessons.