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Spring 5.0 Core Training [Video]

By : Izzet Mustafaiev
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Spring 5.0 Core Training [Video]

By: Izzet Mustafaiev

Overview of this book

<p>In this video course, you will learn to work on two themes of Spring Framework 5.0 – Reactive Programming and Microservices, which the most significant change coming up in Spring 5.0. Since Microservices was recently introduced with Spring Boot as the most popular micro service, a volume in this course is dedicated to introducing Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.</p>

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Spring 5.0 Core Training [Video]
Izzet Mustafaiev
Oct, 2017 | 4 hours 51 minutes
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Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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1
Understanding Dependency Injection
The Course Overview
Introduction to the Spring Framework
Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control
2
Wiring Beans
Setting up Spring Framework
Spring Bean Lifecycle
Spring Bean Scopes
DI in Spring Framework
3
Aspect Oriented Programming
What is AOP?
AOP with @AspectJ
AOP with Spring AOP API
4
Transaction Management
Introduction to Transaction Management
Programmatic Transaction Management
Declarative Transaction Management
5
Reactive Streams
Reactive Streams – Birds Eye View
Reactive Streams Primitives
Reactive Streams and Background Processing
6
Spring MVC
MVC and Spring Framework
Implementing Controller
Implementing View
Implementing Model
Exception Handling
7
Spring MVC and REST
REST and Spring Framework
Implementing @RestController
Exception Handling in RESTful Style
8
Spring Data Access
Overview Data Access in Spring Framework
Overview Spring Data
Spring Data and NoSQL
9
Testing with Spring
Unit Testing with Spring
Integration Testing with Spring
Testing of Spring MVC Based Application
10
Reactive Application with Spring
Overview What is Spring WebFlux
Overview Reactive Capabilities Brought into Spring Data
Fully Reactive with Spring WebFlux and Spring Data
Chapter 3
Aspect Oriented Programming
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Section 2
AOP with @AspectJ
Spring provides support of the most successful AOP implementation, @AspectJ. In this video, we will learn how it’s done and what we can do with it. - Why @AspectJ? What is supported? - How to enable @AspectJ support for a particular application? - What is Load-time weaving and why is it needed?
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