Developing applications using Spring with JPA and Hibernate

This course guides experienced Spring developers to leverage the power of SpEL to query and manipulate an object / object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans.

This course is designed to give you a solid foundation of Spring MVC. The course covers the most recent approach of using both contained and exported WAR deployments. All configuration is done using the Java approach instead of XML.

Dive into the Spring Framework, Spring Boot, and other Spring-related projects with this high-level overview of Spring.

Learn how to build robust Spring Integration applications using routers, filters, and message transformers. This course will teach you how, and more importantly, when to use these technologies through hands-on examples in a real-world application.

Learn how to integrate complex systems using Spring Integration by building a firm foundation in message design patterns and understanding how to implement the different types of messages and channels available in Spring Integration.

This course teaches you how to integrate Spring Integration applications with message brokers, databases, web services, and custom systems to solve business problems across your entire enterprise.

This course will teach you the basics of Spring WebFlux and reactive programming by building a REST API. You will also learn how to use Reactor, WebClient, and WebTestClient.

This course teaches the new developer features in SQL Server 2016, including Drop If Exists (DIE), SESSION_CONTEXT, dynamic data masking (DDM), row-level security (RLS), Always Encrypted, stretch database, temporal data, and built-in JSON support.

This course will teach you how to scale-out .NET Microservices to improve your software's performance and availability using stateless microservices with load balancers, queues, and caching.

Explore best practices for developing and documenting streaming APIs for real-time data applications.

This course shows advanced patterns to process data in Java 8 using lambdas, streams, spliterators, optionals, and collectors. It shows how to build your own spliterators to connect streams to non-standard data sources, and to build your own collectors.