Aprenda y certifiquese en Spring
- 1. Aprenda y certifiquese en Spring 1
- 3. ¿Que es Spring? Spring es el framework más popular para desarrollo de aplicaciones empresariales en Java. Millones de desarrolladores usan Spring para crear código con alto rendimiento, fácilmente testeable, reusable sin ningún lock- in http://www.springsource.org/ 3
- 4. Cursos 4
- 5. Cursos •Desarrollo 4
- 6. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring 4
- 7. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring •Rich Web applications 4
- 8. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring •Rich Web applications •Enterprise Integration with Spring 4
- 9. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring •Rich Web applications •Enterprise Integration with Spring •Operaciones 4
- 10. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring •Rich Web applications •Enterprise Integration with Spring •Operaciones •vFabric Hyperic Administrator 4
- 11. Cursos •Desarrollo •Core Spring •Rich Web applications •Enterprise Integration with Spring •Operaciones •vFabric Hyperic Administrator •vFabric tc Server Administrator 4
- 13. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) 5
- 14. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación 5
- 15. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales 5
- 16. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales •Libro con todas las diapositivas del curso 5
- 17. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales •Libro con todas las diapositivas del curso •Libro con los talleres 5
- 18. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales •Libro con todas las diapositivas del curso •Libro con los talleres •Libreta de apuntes 5
- 19. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales •Libro con todas las diapositivas del curso •Libro con los talleres •Libreta de apuntes •Bolígrafo 5
- 20. Características generales •Los cursos son de 4* días (36 horas reales) •Los cursos incluyen el Voucher de certificación •Los cursos incluyen los siguientes materiales •Libro con todas las diapositivas del curso •Libro con los talleres •Libreta de apuntes •Bolígrafo •Memoria USB con los talleres en formato electrónico, librerías necesarias y un STS especial 5
- 21. Contenido (I) 30% Certificación Adicional 70% 6
- 22. Contenido (II) 7
- 23. Contenido (II) •Buenas practicas 7
- 24. Contenido (II) •Buenas practicas •Diseño orientado a objetos 7
- 25. Contenido (II) •Buenas practicas •Diseño orientado a objetos •Patrones de diseño 7
- 26. Contenido (II) •Buenas practicas •Diseño orientado a objetos •Patrones de diseño •Arquitectura empresarial 7
- 27. Instructores 8
- 29. Instructores •Javier Igua •Manuel Jordan (@dr_pompeii) 8
- 30. Instructores •Javier Igua •Manuel Jordan (@dr_pompeii) •Carlos Neva 8
- 31. Instructores •Javier Igua •Manuel Jordan (@dr_pompeii) •Carlos Neva •Mario Arias (@dh44t) 8
- 32. Core Spring (I) 9
- 33. Core Spring (I) •Introduction to Spring 9
- 34. Core Spring (I) •Introduction to Spring •Using Spring to configure an application 9
- 35. Core Spring (I) •Introduction to Spring •Using Spring to configure an application •Understanding the bean life-cycle 9
- 36. Core Spring (I) •Introduction to Spring •Using Spring to configure an application •Understanding the bean life-cycle •Simplifying application configuration 9
- 37. Core Spring (I) •Introduction to Spring •Using Spring to configure an application •Understanding the bean life-cycle •Simplifying application configuration •Annotation-based dependency injection 9
- 38. Core Spring (II) 10
- 39. Core Spring (II) •Testing a Spring-based application 10
- 40. Core Spring (II) •Testing a Spring-based application •Adding behavior to an application using aspects 10
- 41. Core Spring (II) •Testing a Spring-based application •Adding behavior to an application using aspects •Introducing data access with Spring 10
- 42. Core Spring (II) •Testing a Spring-based application •Adding behavior to an application using aspects •Introducing data access with Spring •Simplifying JDBC-based data access 10
- 43. Core Spring (II) •Testing a Spring-based application •Adding behavior to an application using aspects •Introducing data access with Spring •Simplifying JDBC-based data access •Driving database transactions in a Spring environment 10
- 44. Core Spring (III) 11
- 45. Core Spring (III) •Introducing object-to-relational mapping (ORM) 11
- 46. Core Spring (III) •Introducing object-to-relational mapping (ORM) •Getting started with Hibernate in a Spring environment 11
- 47. Core Spring (III) •Introducing object-to-relational mapping (ORM) •Getting started with Hibernate in a Spring environment •Effective web application architecture 11
- 48. Core Spring (III) •Introducing object-to-relational mapping (ORM) •Getting started with Hibernate in a Spring environment •Effective web application architecture •Getting started with Spring MVC 11
- 49. Core Spring (IV) 12
- 50. Core Spring (IV) •Securing web applications with Spring Security 12
- 51. Core Spring (IV) •Securing web applications with Spring Security •Understanding Spring's remoting framework 12
- 52. Core Spring (IV) •Securing web applications with Spring Security •Understanding Spring's remoting framework •Simplifying message applications with Spring JMS 12
- 53. Core Spring (IV) •Securing web applications with Spring Security •Understanding Spring's remoting framework •Simplifying message applications with Spring JMS •Adding manageability to an application with Spring JMX 12
- 54. Rich Web (I) 13
- 55. Rich Web (I) •Quick start 13
- 56. Rich Web (I) •Quick start •Spring MVC essentials 13
- 57. Rich Web (I) •Quick start •Spring MVC essentials •Using layouts and views 13
- 58. Rich Web (II) 14
- 59. Rich Web (II) •Processing forms pages 14
- 60. Rich Web (II) •Processing forms pages •Getting Started with Spring Web Flow 14
- 61. Rich Web (II) •Processing forms pages •Getting Started with Spring Web Flow •Authoring flow definitions 14
- 62. Rich Web (III) 15
- 63. Rich Web (III) •Adding flow behavior 15
- 64. Rich Web (III) •Adding flow behavior •Using JSF with Web Flow 15
- 65. Rich Web (III) •Adding flow behavior •Using JSF with Web Flow •Web application security 15
- 66. Rich Web (III) •Adding flow behavior •Using JSF with Web Flow •Web application security •Acceptance testing 15
- 67. Rich Web (IV) 16
- 68. Rich Web (IV) •Modern Web UI Design 16
- 69. Rich Web (IV) •Modern Web UI Design •Enhancing web pages with rich behavior 16
- 70. Rich Web (IV) •Modern Web UI Design •Enhancing web pages with rich behavior •Spring BlazeDS 16
- 71. Enterprise Integration (I) 17
- 72. Enterprise Integration (I) • Introductions and Getting Started 17
- 73. Enterprise Integration (I) • Introductions and Getting Started • Integration Styles 17
- 74. Enterprise Integration (I) • Introductions and Getting Started • Integration Styles • Tasks and Scheduling 17
- 75. Enterprise Integration (I) • Introductions and Getting Started • Integration Styles • Tasks and Scheduling • Remoting 17
- 76. Enterprise Integration (I) • Introductions and Getting Started • Integration Styles • Tasks and Scheduling • Remoting • SOAP web services 17
- 77. Enterprise Integration (II) 18
- 78. Enterprise Integration (II) • Advanced Spring Web Services 18
- 79. Enterprise Integration (II) • Advanced Spring Web Services • RESTful web services 18
- 80. Enterprise Integration (II) • Advanced Spring Web Services • RESTful web services • Introduction to Messaging 18
- 81. Enterprise Integration (II) • Advanced Spring Web Services • RESTful web services • Introduction to Messaging • Working with JMS 18
- 82. Enterprise Integration (II) • Advanced Spring Web Services • RESTful web services • Introduction to Messaging • Working with JMS • Transactional JMS 18
- 83. Enterprise Integration (III) 19
- 84. Enterprise Integration (III) • Global transaction management (XA and JTA) 19
- 85. Enterprise Integration (III) • Global transaction management (XA and JTA) • Introduction to Spring Integration 19
- 86. Enterprise Integration (III) • Global transaction management (XA and JTA) • Introduction to Spring Integration • Configuring Spring Integration 19
- 87. Enterprise Integration (III) • Global transaction management (XA and JTA) • Introduction to Spring Integration • Configuring Spring Integration • Spring Integration Advanced Features 19
- 88. Enterprise Integration (IV) 20
- 89. Enterprise Integration (IV) • Introduction to Spring Batch 20
- 90. Enterprise Integration (IV) • Introduction to Spring Batch • Restart and Recovery With Spring Batch 20
- 91. Enterprise Integration (IV) • Introduction to Spring Batch • Restart and Recovery With Spring Batch • Spring Batch Admin and Scaling Batch Jobs 20
- 92. El valor de la certificación 21
- 93. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) 21
- 94. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores 21
- 95. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores •Cursos específicos 21
- 96. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores •Cursos específicos •Brain Dumps 21
- 97. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores •Cursos específicos •Brain Dumps •¿Por qué las certificaciones de SpringSource son diferentes? 21
- 98. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores •Cursos específicos •Brain Dumps •¿Por qué las certificaciones de SpringSource son diferentes? •Voucher exclusivo 21
- 99. El valor de la certificación •La crisis de las certificaciones (90s hasta ahora) •Simuladores •Cursos específicos •Brain Dumps •¿Por qué las certificaciones de SpringSource son diferentes? •Voucher exclusivo •Cursos con valor agregado 21
- 100. Novedades 22
- 101. Novedades •Formato del curso 22
- 102. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I 22
- 103. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) 22
- 104. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) 22
- 105. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II 22
- 106. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II •4 sábados (8:00am - 6:00pm) 22
- 107. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II •4 sábados (8:00am - 6:00pm) •Formato III 22
- 108. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II •4 sábados (8:00am - 6:00pm) •Formato III •Lunes a viernes (sem 1: 6:00pm - 10:00pm) 22
- 109. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II •4 sábados (8:00am - 6:00pm) •Formato III •Lunes a viernes (sem 1: 6:00pm - 10:00pm) •Lunes a miércoles (sem 2: 6:00pm - 10:00pm) 22
- 110. Novedades •Formato del curso •Formato I •Lunes a viernes (5:00pm - 10:00pm) •Sábado (9:00am - 5:00pm) •Formato II •4 sábados (8:00am - 6:00pm) •Formato III •Lunes a viernes (sem 1: 6:00pm - 10:00pm) •Lunes a miércoles (sem 2: 6:00pm - 10:00pm) •Credito 22
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