Spring Boot Complete

Day 1: Introduction to Spring Boot

• Introduction to Spring Framework and Spring Boot
• Spring Boot advantages and features
• Setting up the development environment
• Creating a basic Spring Boot application
• Understanding Spring Boot auto-configuration
• Hands-on exercises and mini-project

Day 2: Spring Boot Web Development

• Building web applications with Spring Boot
• Handling web requests with Spring MVC
• Creating RESTful APIs using @RestController
• Request and Response handling in-depth
• Implementing API validation and error handling
• Hands-on exercises and mini-project

Day 3: Data Access and Persistence

• Configuring databases in Spring Boot
• Working with Spring Data JPA for database access
• Defining data models and repositories
• Implementing CRUD operations with JPA
• Advanced querying with Spring Data JPA
• Hands-on exercises and mini-project

Day 4: Testing in Spring Boot

• Introduction to testing in Spring Boot
• Writing unit tests with JUnit and Mockito
• Testing Spring MVC controllers and RESTful APIs
• Testing data access with Spring Boot Test and H2 database
• Test-driven development (TDD) approach
• Hands-on exercises and mini-project

Day 5: Advanced Topics and Deployment

• Spring Boot with Microservices architecture
• Building and consuming RESTful APIs with RestTemplate and WebClient
• Introduction to Spring Cloud for distributed systems
• Implementing Caching in Spring Boot applications
• Deploying Spring Boot applications
• Best practices for testing in Spring Boot
• Final project or comprehensive hands-on exercise focused on testing
  
  
  
  

• Java Programming
  : A good understanding of core Java programming is essential as Spring Boot is based on the Java language. Participants should be familiar with object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, data structures, and Java syntax.
• Spring Framework Basics
  : Although not mandatory, having some familiarity with the Spring Framework can be beneficial. Understanding concepts like dependency injection and inversion of control (IoC) will provide a smoother learning experience.
• Web Development Basics
  : Knowledge of web development fundamentals such as HTTP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is helpful, especially when working with Spring Boot to build web applications and RESTful APIs.
• Maven or Gradle
  : Spring Boot projects are often managed using build tools like Maven or Gradle. Familiarity with one of these build tools is beneficial for setting up and managing Spring Boot projects.