Java EE: Getting Started
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Java EE and Angular are complementary technologies. This course targets Java and web developers who want to learn how to build a Java EE back-end REST API and add an Angular front-end to it.
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Course Description
Turn a blank page into a web application! In this course, Java EE: Getting Started, you'll learn how to develop a distributed web application based on two complementary technologies: Java EE and Angular. First, you'll begin by covering how to setup your development environment, design your domain model, map it to a relational database, bring transaction management, and then expose the business domain through a REST API. Along the way, you'll make sure the integration tests always pass. Finally, once the REST API is tested, documented, and up-and-running, you'll build an Angular front-end to interact with it through HTTP and JSon. By the end of this course, you'll have the fundamental knowledge to start building REST API's with Java EE and consuming them with Angular.
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Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 2m 29s
—Course Overview 2m 29sJava EE: Getting Started- 11m 53s
—Introduction 3m 55s
—Understanding Java EE 2m 6s
—Understanding Angular 1m 35s
—Sample Application 2m 53s
—Summary 1m 21sSetting up the Java EE Environment- 17m 41sBootstrapping the Java EE Application- 14m 11sDefining the Domain Model- 17m 31sAdding a Transactional Repository- 22m 47sTesting the Java EE Application- 18m 42sValidating Data- 13m 20sInjecting Beans- 15m 14sExposing a REST Service- 31m 34sDocumenting the REST Service- 20m 13sSetting up the Angular Environment- 15m 58sBootstrapping the Angular Application- 18m 26sDesigning the User Interface- 27m 44sNavigating Through Components- 18m 13sInvoking the REST Service- 22m 48sRevisiting the Application- 11m 32s
