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Build a Personal Project Management Tool from scratch

What you'll learn

Create a RESTful API with Spring boot

Secure a RESTful API with Spring Security and JWT web token

Create a web application with React

Consume a RESTful API with React/Redux

Deploy to Heroku

Requirements

Practical knowledge of the Java language syntax

Previous hands on experience with basic CRUD operations using the Spring framework, JPA, MySQL

Hands on experience developing and running Spring CRUD applications with one of the following IDE's: STS, IntelliJ, Eclipse

Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (ES6 Syntax is important)

Have local environment set up for Spring Framework - Spring boot development (Java 8, Maven, MySQL, MySQL Workbench)

Description

If you know the basics of java and the spring framework, the next thing to do is to keep on practicing! Building apps with real life features is a great next step in your journey to becoming a developer. The main benefits of this is that it sharpens your skills and helps you build your portfolio for prospective employers. In this course, we will build a prototype of a personal project management tool using Spring boot 2.0 in the backend, ReactJS and Redux on the front end.

These are some of the cool things we will work on:

We will build our REST APIs with Spring boot for CRUD operations

We will create our front end using ReactJS and Boostrap

And will use Redux and Thunk to manage the state of our application in the front-end

We will secure our application using JWT tokens

Last but not least we will deploy our application to Heroku’s free tier. This is a great opportunity to get practical experience with two amazing technologies that are highly desirable by prospective employers.

Who this course is for?

Students who have had hands on experience with the basics of Java and the Spring Framework looking to grow their new skills