Building web applications with Java & Spring
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This document serves as a practical guide for building web applications using Java and the Spring Framework, specifically targeting beginners. It covers the creation of a URL shortener web application using the latest Java and Spring technologies without requiring XML configurations. The guide emphasizes the productivity, community support, and lightweight nature of the Spring Framework while providing a demo and source code resources.
Building web applications with Java & Spring
- 1. @kaviddiss | www.kaviddiss.com David Kiss Create Your Very First Spring Application Building Web Applications Using Java and Spring Framework (Module 1)
- 2. What to Expect A practical guide to get up and running quickly on creating Spring-based web application from scratch Using latest versions of Java, Spring Framework (4.x), Spring Boot (v1.2.x), Spring Security, Spring Data JPA, Thymeleaf and Maven 3 frameworks
- 3. What Not to Expect XML configurations Outdated versions of Java frameworks Textbook walk-through of all the Spring components on Earth
- 4. Why Using Spring Framework Spring is a mature yet still innovative open-source framework Spring has a very active community Spring is light-weight - can run without a JEE server Spring makes you productive - no requirement for XML configuration
- 5. etc.CachingMessaging SQL and NoSQL databases SecurityMVC Spring Gets You Covered With...
- 6. Companies Using Spring Framework
- 7. Our First Web Application Time to Create Some Code
- 8. Demo Now we’re going to create a URL shortener web application...
- 9. Generate the Project at http://start.spring.io
- 10. And Implementing the Web Application... After Generating the Project
- 11. Here’s The Final List of Files
- 12. and Walk Through the Code Now Let’s See the Details
- 13. Starting a Web Application Cannot Be Easier
- 14. Mapping URLs to Java Methods #1
- 15. shortener.html - Using Thymeleaf Template Engine
- 16. Mapping URLs to Java Methods #2
- 17. Our HTTP Request Object
- 18. A Minimalist In-Memory Persistence Layer
- 19. $ mvn spring-boot:run Let’s See It In Action
- 20. Starting Up...
- 21. Ta-Da!!!
- 22. Java and Spring CAN be productive! Source code available at https://github.com/davidkiss/yourl Any questions / suggestions: info@kaviddiss.com Overview