Architecting Web Applications with Spring
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Building applications is hard, but a good architecture should help to make it easier. This course looks at the idea of building your application with isolated components while making use of Spring Data and Spring Security.
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Course Description
How do you go about designing and building a complex web application while keeping the code maintainable and testable? This course, Architecting Web Applications with Spring, examines how to build your application from 'components,' where each component is a feature of your application. That feature is isolated as much as possible from the rest of the application and will contain all the code it needs. You'll be shown how to unit test these features by injecting dependencies to make them mockable, and how to use Mockito as the mocking framework that will allow features to be unit-tested. You'll learn how to integrate test components with support from Spring, as well as database integration, using Flyway to manage database migrations, and using Spring Data to access that data. Last, but not least, you'll discover how to use Spring Security to provide a layer of authentication and authorization to your application. By the end of this course, you'll be able to fully architect web apps with multiple components in Spring using code that you can easily test and maintain.
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Course Syllabus
Understanding the Application Architecture- 15m 54s
—Introduction 0m 51s
—Logical Versus Physical Design 3m 17s
—Benefits of Component Design 5m 19s
—Demonstration of Jacket Application 5m 7s
—Summary 1m 18sManaging Your Database Layer- 33m 19s
—Introduction 1m 6s
—Using Migrations 5m 19s
—Introduce Flyway 2m 39s
—Using Flyway 8m 59s
—Introducing Spring Data 5m 31s
—Creating a Repository Class 7m 16s
—Extending the Repository 1m 40s
—Summary 0m 45sBuilding the Initial Component- 21m 2sTesting Your Code- 25m 50sSecuring the Application with Spring Security- 21m 5s