What if Spring JPA feels difficult? Learn concepts, principles, and even practice thoroughly.
Learning properly Baek Gi-seon's Spring Data JPA
Learn about Spring Data JPA, which provides several features to make JPA (Java Persistence API) easier to use.
Why should I learn JPA?
Domain-driven development is possible.
Prevent your application code from being consumed by SQL database-related code, and focus on implementing business logic with domain-driven programming.
It's great for development productivity, allows for database-independent programming, allows for type-safe query writing, and even optimizes performance with the cache functionality provided by Persistent Context.
Despite these many advantages, JPA has one drawback: its high learning curve. I hope this lecture will help lower the cost of learning even a little.
Who will find this lecture helpful ?
JPA or Hibernate Getting started with programming Student or Developer
ORM and JPA and Spring Data JPA For those who want to understand the principle
Spring Data JPA If you are using it for the first time or For those who want to make better use of it
The following content I'm learning.
📖 Spring Data JPA → JPA (Hibernate) → JDBC
In this lecture, we will first learn about the problem that ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) is trying to solve, namely the conceptual mismatch between objects and relational databases .
Next, we'll learn the key features of JPA and Hibernate, ORM implementations. In particular, understanding fetching strategies and entity lifecycles is crucial for JPA programming with performance in mind.
Next, we'll explore Spring Data JPA's magical bean creation method . After learning the core concepts and principles, we'll delve into the various ways to utilize Spring Data JPA. We'll begin by examining the default features and then explore various customization and technology integration methods.
Learning Objectives Please check it out.
Understand ORM (Object-Relation Mapping).
Understand the problem ORM is trying to solve and how to solve it.
Understand the essential features you need to know when using JPA.
Understand how Spring Data JPA works.
Spring Data JPA allows you to easily implement a repository in a variety of ways.
Spring Data JPA allows you to create and execute queries in a variety of ways.
📢 Please check the notes.
We assume you have experience with Java programming.
It does not cover installing JDK, database, IDE, or build tools.
This course uses Maven, JDK 1.8, Docker, PostgreSQL, H2, IntelliJ, and Spring Boot.
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Who is this course right for?
For those who are starting JPA or Hibernate programming
For those who want to understand the principles of ORM, JPA, and Spring Data JPA
For those who are new to Spring Data JPA or want to get better at it
Need to know before starting?
Java Programming
Spring Basics
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I was studying Spring Boot documentation on my own and happened to find out about Baek Ki-seon on YouTube... I found out about Baek Ki-seon's lectures on Inflearn and am taking several of them... It's really good because he explains the concepts in this way. After I finish the lectures I paid for, I want to take the Spring Security class too... The lectures are so good that I'm recommending them to all my coworkers... Thank you for creating such a great lecture.
It was fun to listen to.
It's good that Spring Data Common is also covered in detail.
I learned more about the parts I knew, and there were parts of JPA that I didn't know about.
I hope to see you again with another good lecture.
Thank you.
So far, I've only heard of Spring Boot and Data JPA, but rather than studying without any knowledge, I think it's a good lecture style to read a book once on your own and then watch the lecture to see how it's actually used and how it works in detail.
It was a lecture where the more I listened, the more I learned. It was a different feeling when I first listened to it and when I listened to it later, so I enjoyed studying! Thank you for always giving great lectures :)