Building a Java Spring Boot Web App From Scratch
Learn to budget effectively with our workshop! Gain practical skills to manage your money, save, and achieve financial goals. Simple budgeting techniques for everyday life.
Course Content
Building a Java Spring Boot Web App From Scratch is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Trevor Page. It runs 14h 52m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 29 reviews, with 263 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published October 2020.
Dive into full-stack Java web development with this practical workshop! Join Trevor as he builds a mobile-responsive budgeting application from the ground up. This hands-on experience is your chance to master highly sought-after technologies, including:
- Java 8: The foundation for robust backend development.
- Spring Boot: Streamline your application development with this powerful framework.
- Hibernate: Simplify database interactions for efficient data management.
- MySQL: A popular and reliable relational database.
- Thymeleaf: Create dynamic and appealing user interfaces.
- Bootstrap 4: Build responsive and visually stunning layouts.
- Spring MVC: Develop well-structured and maintainable web applications.
- Spring Data: Simplify data access and persistence.
- Spring Security: Implement secure authentication and authorization.
- HTML/CSS: Essential for crafting user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing web pages.
Access every line of code! GitHub links are provided after each lesson, allowing you to explore and learn from Trevor's development process.
Follow along and build your own version of this budgeting app. This project is perfect for showcasing your skills in a portfolio and boosting your career prospects as a Full-Stack Java Developer. Gain valuable, job-ready experience with this comprehensive workshop.
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