Building Web Applications with Sencha ExtJS 6 - Practical/Application

Most sites are created with a combination of designers + publishers + developers. If you use Sencha's ExtJS components purely, you can develop screens without designers and publishers. However, if you use ExtJS for commercial purposes, please be sure to understand the license policy and use it.

In this course, you will learn how to develop a web application using various Java-based open source technologies including Spring, JPA, and Thymeleaf, which are actually operating services. If you study this course enough, you will be able to create your own web service or create a portfolio that will help you get a job.

Learn how to implement integrated regular and social logins using Spring Boot and React. Build a login system in both MPA and SPA environments and practice JWT and OAuth2 authentication. Understand and implement the entire login flow through example projects applicable directly to real-world scenarios.

Spring Data JPA goes beyond the limitations of the past and allows you to complete development with just an interface, without implementing classes in the repository, as if by magic. It also provides all the basic CRUD functions that have been developed repeatedly. We will share practical know-how on Spring Data JPA.

This is a friendly explanation of things that beginners of Spring Boot and Kotlin will encounter while developing web from a beginner's perspective.

This course will help you understand the operating principles of Spring Boot by creating the core functions of Spring Boot yourself, and learn how to learn and use Spring Boot well through this. You can learn various ways to utilize the Spring Framework used by Spring Boot.

Most sites are created with a combination of designers + publishers + developers. If you use Sencha's ExtJS components purely, you can develop screens without designers and publishers. However, if you use ExtJS for commercial purposes, please be sure to understand the license policy and use it.

A portfolio-focused course on directly deploying React frontend and SpringBoot backend to AWS cloud! This course is helpful for those who want to quickly deploy frontend and backend projects to their portfolio! You'll be able to practice step-by-step in a short period the knowledge needed for deployment, from server setup to Docker, Domain connection, Nginx, and HTTPS implementation!

We develop a chat service using web socket/stomp and springboot. We also configure a simple screen using vue.js, which is a relatively easy framework. We also configure multi-server scalability design using redis pub/sub.

I highly recommend Spring AI to developers using Spring Boot and React, as well as those considering the introduction of AI systems in corporate environments. This course goes beyond a simple introduction to libraries; it helps you understand the core concepts and internal structure of Spring AI, and strengthens your practical implementation skills through various hands-on examples. The course is based on Spring AI version 1.1.x and provides continuous technical support and expansion strategies to ensure you can adapt to future version upgrades. Furthermore, we expand the practical value of Spring AI technology by utilizing MCP (Model Context Protocol) to achieve cross-domain context integration, AI linkage in distributed environments, and AI architecture design suitable for enterprise environments. With the goal of building AI systems that can actually be deployed in corporate settings, this will serve as a practical guide that balances theory and hands-on experience.

AI is no longer a choice, but a matter of survival. Shorten development tasks that used to take 3 days down to 30 minutes; leave repetitive tasks to AI and focus on solving more important problems. Through AI-native development methods that are practical rather than theoretical, we will show you the definitive way to be recognized as an "AI-savvy developer" at your company.

Did you give up while studying Spring? Even complete beginners new to coding and non-majors can make it from JSP to Spring Boot without giving up - we'll open the path to Spring Boot for you.