This course uses Spring Boot and teaches you the core Spring technologies. Therefore, this is a useful Spring course for developers or students who are using Spring Boot-based projects.
Learning Spring Core APIs with Spring Boot Baek Gi-seon's Spring Framework Core Technologies
Spring Framework core technologies
In this course, you'll learn core Spring technologies using Spring Boot. This will help you understand how the various features provided by Spring Boot relate to Spring's core technologies.
Learning through Spring Boot Spring core technologies
As the Spring Framework evolves, various programming techniques and features are introduced. However, Spring's core technology remains largely unchanged. The IoC container, AOP, and several core APIs serve as the foundation for a solid foundation for Spring. Therefore, understanding the core Spring technologies will allow you to quickly and accurately understand not only the JDBC, testing, and MVC-related features Spring provides, but also other Spring projects like Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA.
In this lecture, you'll learn about the Spring IoC (Inversion of Control) container and beans, as well as Spring AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming). You'll also explore Spring's various abstract APIs, such as Resource, Validation, and data binding, which form the foundation for many Spring features, as well as utilities related to Null.
Lecture Introduction
This course will cover core Spring technologies using Spring Boot. Therefore, it will be useful for anyone working on Spring Boot-based projects. You'll understand how the various features provided by Spring Boot relate to Spring's core technologies.
This lecture I recommend this to these people
For those who are new to Spring with Spring Boot
For those who want to understand the core technologies of Spring
Anyone who wants to learn core Spring technologies through coding
Those who want to learn Spring's core APIs, such as IoC and AOP
This lecture This is what we aim for
Understand core technologies of the Spring Framework such as IoC, AOP, and PSA.
You can use various features of the Spring Framework IoC container.
There are many ways to define beans and inject dependencies.
You can modularize aspects using Spring AOP.
You will also be able to understand and utilize various core Spring technologies.
In this lecture It has these characteristics
This course is intended for those who have heard of IoC, AOP, and PSA but have never actually coded with Spring, or who have developed web applications using MVC without a thorough understanding of the core technologies. It focuses on introducing and understanding the core technologies, but does not delve into in-depth topics. Therefore, this course is not suitable for those seeking in-depth study.
📢 To take this coursesmoothly,
This course assumes you have Java programming experience .
This lecture does not cover installing JDK, build tools, or IDE.
This course was created using JDK 1.8 and 11, Maven, and IntelliJ.
Mr. Baek Gi-seon! I watched it so informatively~
Honestly, I didn't study Spring properly and develop it.
I developed it by looking at the developed source code and guessing (...reflection...😔)
Mr. Gi-seon, I was reading the Spring Boot reference on YouTube, but I was about to give up because I didn't know much... but I saw a lecture that was distributed for free and watched it.
As I watched the free lecture and learned little by little, I wanted to know more!
After watching the lecture and going to work, every day feels like a different source code.
I also saw the areas for improvement, so I'm writing them down in my notes. (I think it will have a positive effect on my evaluation😉)
Thank you so much. I'm going to keep listening to other lectures~
And I'm so grateful for the discount~^^
I'll work hard to become a developer who knows and develops~!!
It was a great help in understanding Spring Core.
I was assigned to create an operational tool using Spring MVC at my company, so I had to study Spring in a hurry. I listened to this lecture and the Spring Boot lecture together, and it was a great help in grasping the framework of Spring and Spring Boot. After taking about 75% of the Spring Boot lecture, I listened to the Core lecture, and I was able to understand the Spring Boot content that came up here and there, which was good. I will take the remaining 25% of the Spring Boot lecture and leave a review.
p.s.
I am a junior of juniors who joined Naver a little over 10 months ago. I am a newbie, so I have a lot to study, but I am studying a lot by watching Giseon's YouTube and Inflearn lectures. Thank you!
As a beginner in the Spring Framework, it was good to be able to look at the core technologies of the framework in general.
It was a really satisfying lecture because I was able to acquire additional knowledge by asking questions after learning about things I was curious about.
Thank you for your hard work.
Now I will have to study again through the book and review the lecture.
If you have used Spring a lot and want someone to explain the official Spring documentation in an easy way, this is a good lecture.
However, it doesn't seem to be a good lecture for someone who is just learning Spring.
Also, seeing the live coding in between gives a sense of realism(?), but seeing them try different things every now and then makes me think that it's a bit far from the purpose of the lecture.