Setting up your GitHub account Access to Private Slack Channel
Access to Video Lesson Library Installing JDK or STS (IntelliJ)
Java Basics
Primitive Types
Data Types
IF statement
IF else statement
IF, ELSE IF, ELSE statement
= vs == vs .equals()
& vs &&
| vs ||
Console Input/Output
For Loops
i++ vs ++i
While Loops
Methods
What is an Object?
Constructors
Assignment #1
Access Modifiers
Static Keyword
String Manipulation
Getters and Setters
POJOs
Services
Arrays
String Helpers
For Each Loop
Exceptions
Files I/O
Assignment #3
WEEK 5
Important Object Concepts
WEEK 6
Important Object Concepts (Continued)
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Overriding
Overloading
Protected Keyword
Casting
Wrapper Classes
Writing to Files
Interfaces
Abstract Classes and Methods Sorting (Comparator)
Sorting (Comparable)
RegEx
Assignment #4
WEEK 7
Collections and Java 8
WEEK 8
Java 8 (Continued)
Lists Sets
HashMap
Lambdas
Streams
Java 8 Collecting Stream Data (.collect)
Multi-Threading with Streams Java 8 Filters
Java 8 Mapping
Assignment #5
Optional Keyword Default Keyword for Interfaces
Enums
Date and Time
Calendar
java.util.Date vs java.util.LocalDate
java.util.Time vs java.util.LocalTIme
Assignment #6
WEEK 9
Unit Testing
WEEK 10
Multi-Threading
What is Unit Testing?
What is Test Driven Development Unit Testing Examples
AnnotationsGenerics
Reflection
Assignment #7
What is Multi-Threading?
Running a Task
Understanding Asynchronous Programming
Leveraging Executors
CashedThreadPool
Futures in Java
Completable Futures in Java
Thread Safety with Multi-Threading
Assignment #8
WEEK 11
Spring Framework
WEEK 12
REST and JSON
Inversion of Control
Autowiring on fields
Autowiring in constructors Components
Application context @configuration
@componenScan
@value
@scope singleton vs prototype
@qualifier
@profile
Assignment #9
JSON
HTTP Requests (GET, POST,PUT, DELETE)
HTTP Parameters and Body
Rest Template
ResponseEntity
@PathVariable
@RequestParam
Assignment #10
WEEK 13
Spring MVC
Controllers
RequestEntity Model
Views with Thymeleaf
Assignment #11
WEEK 14
Maven & MySQL (Part 1)
WEEK 15
MySQL DB (Part 2)
Maven
Dependency Management
POM group / artifact / version <dependencies>
MySQL DB (Part 1)
Tables
Rows
Keys
Relationship between tables Foreign Key
Select
One-to-Many
Many-to-Many
One-to-One
Select with Join
Select IN
Grouping Data
Assignment #12
WEEK 16
ORM Hibernate (Part 1)
WEEK 17
ORM Hibernate (Part 2)
What is an ORM?
JPA vs. Hibernate
Why we're focusing on Spring-Data-Jpa
@Entity
@OneToMany
@OneToOne
@ManyToMany
JpaRepository (show CRUD functionality)
Query Methods (findBy)
Query Methods (Between)
+ More Query Methods
Assignment #13
WEEK 18
Spring Security
WEEK 19
JavaScript (Part 1)
What is Spring Security?
Getting Started
Setup Spring Security
Adding Login Page
Encoding your Passwords Creating a User Details Service Implementing User Details Testing User Details Service
Let's Talk Databases
What is Cross Site Request Forgery?
How to Log Out @AuthenticationPrincipal Annotation @Secured Annotation
Static vs. Dynamic
Typing Variables in JS
Arrays
Objects
DOM
Fetch() API
Promises
Query Selector
AddEventListener
WEEK 20
JavaScript (Part 2)
WEEK 21-24
Development Project
Creating another Registration Page
Adding a Unique Constraint on a Username
Handling a Fetched Response
Finding Existing Users Logic
Callbacks
Promises and the Let Keyword
QuerySelectorAll and FontAwesome
Async and Await
Assignment #14
Develop your own application with everything you've learned and add it to your portfolio
Workshop Courses Bundle
Java Interview Preparation Course
Resume Writing Course
Certificate of Completion
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