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Spring ? Yes. Spring Boot ? Included. Spring MVC ? Yes. Spring REST ? Yes. Spring AOP ? Yes.

Spring JDBC? Included. Spring Data JPA? Yes. Of Course. Hibernate? Yes.

Web Services? Yes. SOAP? Yes. Of Course REST API? Absolutely.

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COURSE OVERVIEW:

Spring Framework is the Most Popular Java Framework ever. It continues to evolve with changing architectures. Spring Boot is one of the most popular Spring projects. Spring Boot is the most used Java framework to develop RESTful Services and Microservices.

Preparing for Spring Interview is tricky. There are a wide range of Spring Modules and Spring Projects you would need to recollect and be prepared to answer questions on. You would need to get a Good Understanding of the new features of Spring and have a Firm Grasp of the concepts you implemented in your projects.

This course helps you prepare for Spring Interview with code examples covering 200+ Spring Interview Questions and Answers on Spring, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring

COURSE

What is a Dependency?

What is IOC (Inversion of Control)?

What is Dependency Injection?

Can you give few examples of Dependency Injection?

What is Auto Wiring?

What are the important roles of an IOC Container?

What are Bean Factory and Application Context?

Can you compare Bean Factory with Application Context?

How do you create an application context with Spring?

How does Spring know where to search for Components or Beans?

What is a Component Scan?

How do you define a component scan in XML and Java Configurations?

How is it done with Spring Boot?

What does @Component signify?

What does @Autowired signify?

What’s the difference Between @Controller, @Component, @Repository, and @Service Annotations in Spring?

What is the default scope of a bean?

Are Spring beans thread safe?

What are the other scopes available?

How is Spring’s singleton bean different from Gang of Four Singleton Pattern?

What are the different types of dependency injections?

What is setter injection?

What is constructor injection?

How do you choose between setter and constructor injections?

What are the different options available to create Application Contexts for Spring?

What is the difference between XML and Java Configurations for Spring?

How do you choose between XML and Java Configurations for Spring?

How does Spring do Autowiring?

What are the different kinds of matching used by Spring for Autowiring?

How do you debug problems with Spring Framework?

How do you solve NoUniqueBeanDefinitionException?

How do you solve NoSuchBeanDefinitionException?

What is @Primary?

What is @Qualifier?

What is CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection)?

Does Spring Support CDI?

Would you recommed to use CDI or Spring Annotations?

What are the major features in different versions of Spring?

What are new features in Spring Framework 4.0?

What are new features in Spring Framework 5.0?

What are important Spring Modules?

What are important Spring Projects?

What is the simplest way of ensuring that we are using single version of all Spring related dependencies?

Name some of the design patterns used in Spring Framework?

What do you think about Spring Framework?

Why is Spring Popular?

Can you give a big picture of the Spring Framework?

Spring MVC

What is Model 1 architecture?
What is Model 2 architecture?
What is Model 2 Front Controller architecture?
Can you show an example controller method in Spring MVC?
Can you explain a simple flow in Spring MVC?
What is a ViewResolver?
What is Model?
What is ModelAndView?
What is a RequestMapping?
What is Dispatcher Servlet?
How do you set up Dispatcher Servlet?
What is a form backing object?
How is validation done using Spring MVC?
What is BindingResult?
How do you map validation results to your view?
What are Spring Form Tags?
What is a Path Variable?
What is a Model Attribute?
What is a Session Attribute?
What is a init binder?
How do you set default date format with Spring?
Why is Spring MVC so popular?

Spring Boot

What is Spring Boot?
What are the important Goals of Spring Boot?
What are the important Features of Spring Boot?
Compare Spring Boot vs Spring?
Compare Spring Boot vs Spring MVC?
What is the importance of @SpringBootApplication?
What is Auto Configuration?
How can we find more information about Auto Configuration?
What is an embedded server? Why is it important?
What is the default embedded server with Spring Boot?
What are the other embedded servers supported by Spring Boot?
What are Starter Projects?
Can you give examples of important starter projects?
What is Starter Parent?
What are the different things that are defined in Starter Parent?
How does Spring Boot enforce common dependency management for all its Starter projects?
What is Spring Initializr?
What is application.properties?
What are some of the important things that can customized in application.properties?
How do you externalize configuration using Spring Boot?
How can you add custom application properties using Spring Boot?
What is @ConfigurationProperties?
What is a profile?
How do you define beans for a specific profile?
How do you create application configuration for a specific profile?
How do you have different configuration for different environments?
What is Spring Boot Actuator?
How do you monitor web services using Spring Boot Actuator?
How do you find more information about your application envrionment using Spring Boot?
What is a CommandLineRunner?

Database Connectivity - JDBC, Spring JDBC & JPA

What is Spring JDBC? How is different from JDBC?
What is a JdbcTemplate?
What is a RowMapper?
What is JPA?
What is Hibernate?
How do you define an entity in JPA?
What is an Entity Manager?
What is a Persistence Context?
How do you map relationships in JPA?
What are the different types of relationships in JPA?
How do you define One to One Mapping in JPA?
How do you define One to Many Mapping in JPA?
How do you define Many to Many Mapping in JPA?
How do you define a datasource in a Spring Context?
What is the use of persistence.xml
How do you configure Entity Manager Factory and Transaction Manager?
How do you define transaction management for Spring – Hibernate integration?

Spring Data

What is Spring Data?
What is the need for Spring Data?
What is Spring Data JPA?
What is a CrudRepository?
What is a PagingAndSortingRepository?

Unit Testing

How does Spring Framework Make Unit Testing Easy?
What is Mockito?
What is your favorite mocking framework?
How do you do mock data with Mockito?
What are the different mocking annotations that you worked with?
What is MockMvc?
What is @WebMvcTest?
What is @MockBean?
How do you write a unit test with MockMVC?
What is JSONAssert?
How do you write an integration test with Spring Boot?
What is @SpringBootTest?
What is @LocalServerPort?
What is TestRestTemplate?

AOP

What are cross cutting concerns?
How do you implement cross cutting concerns in a web application?
If you would want to log every request to a web application, what are the options you can think of?
If you would want to track performance of every request, what options can you think of?
What is an Aspect and Pointcut in AOP?
What are the different types of AOP advices?
What is weaving?
Compare Spring AOP vs AspectJ?

SOAP Web Services

What is a Web Service?
What is SOAP Web Service?
What is SOAP?
Waht is a SOAP Envelope?
What is SOAP Header and SOAP Body?
Can you give an example of SOAP Request and SOAP Response?
What is a SOAP Header? What kind of information is sent in a SOAP Header?
Can you give an example of a SOAP Header with Authentication information?
What is WSDL (Web Service Definition Language)?
What are the different parts of a WSDL?
What is Contract First Approach?
What is an XSD?
Can you give an example of an XSD?
What is JAXB?
How do you configure a JAXB Plugin?
What is an Endpoint?
Can you show an example endpoint written with Spring Web Services?
What is a MessageDispatcherServlet?
How do you configure a MessageDispatcherServlet?
How do you generate a WSDL using Spring Web Services?
How do you implement error handling for SOAP Web Services?
What is a SOAP Fault?

RESTful Web Services

What is REST?
What are the key concepts in designing RESTful API?
What are the Best Practices of RESTful Services?
Can you show the code for an example Get Resource method with Spring REST?
What happens when we return a bean from a Request Mapping Method?
What is GetMapping and what are the related methods available in Spring MVC?
Can you show the code for an example Post Resource method with Spring REST?
What is the appropriate HTTP Response Status for successful execution of a Resource Creation?
Why do we use ResponseEntity in a RESTful Service?
What is HATEOAS?
Can you give an Example Response for HATEOAS?
How do we implement it using Spring?
How do you document RESTful web services?
Can you give a brief idea about Swagger Documentation?
How do you automate generation of Swagger Documentation from RESTful Web Services?
How do you add custom information to Swagger Documentation generated from RESTful Web Services?
What is Swagger-UI?
What is "Representation" of a Resource?
What is Content Negotiation?
Which HTTP Header is used for Content Negotiation?
How do we implement it using Spring Boot?
How do you add XML support to your RESTful Services built with Spring Boot?
How do you implement Exception Handling for RESTFul Web Services?
What are the best practices related to Exception Handling with respect to RESTful Web Services?
What are the different error status that you would return in RESTful Web Services?
How would you implement them using Spring Boot?
What HTTP Response Status do you return for validation errors?
How do you handle Validation Errors with RESTful Web Services?
Why do we need Versioning for RESTful Web Services?
What are the versioning options that are available?
How do you implement Versioning for RESTful Web Services?

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Learning objectives

You will learn to answer 200 interview questions on spring, spring boot and spring mvc
You will learn to answer questions on basics of jpa, spring data, spring data jpa, spring aop
You will learn to answer questions on restful web services and soap web services with spring & spring boot
You will learn to answer questions on basics of spring framework - ioc, application context, dependency injection, scope and component scan
You will learn about spring annotations - @component, @service, @repository, @controller, @autowired, @primary, @qualifier, @configuration

You will understand basic features of spring boot - starters, auto configuration, actuator and externalized configuration
You will be introduced to the best practices in using spring and spring boot
You will be introduced to the approaches to handle validation errors with spring mvc and spring rest
You will be introduced to the approaches for versioning, content negotiation with restful services
You will understand the best practices in documenting your restful services with swagger

You will learn to answer 200 interview questions on spring, spring boot and spring mvc
You will learn to answer questions on basics of jpa, spring data, spring data jpa, spring aop
You will learn to answer questions on restful web services and soap web services with spring & spring boot
You will learn to answer questions on basics of spring framework - ioc, application context, dependency injection, scope and component scan
You will learn about spring annotations - @component, @service, @repository, @controller, @autowired, @primary, @qualifier, @configuration
You will understand basic features of spring boot - starters, auto configuration, actuator and externalized configuration
You will be introduced to the best practices in using spring and spring boot
You will be introduced to the approaches to handle validation errors with spring mvc and spring rest
You will be introduced to the approaches for versioning, content negotiation with restful services
You will understand the best practices in documenting your restful services with swagger

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Introduction

001-Preview To Spring Interview Guide

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002-Introduction To Our Github Repository

003-Setting up the Course Presentation

004-Overview of Spring Interview Guide

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Spring Framework

101-Basics of Spring Framework

102-Spring Application Context and IOC Container

103-Spring - Component Scan

104-@Controller, @Component, @Repository, and @Service Annotations

105-Scope of a Bean

106-Setter and Constructor Injection

107-Spring Application Contexts - XML and Java Configuration

108-Spring and Autowiring

109-Debugging with Spring Framework. @Primary and @Qualifier

110-CDI(Contexts and Dependency Injection) and Spring

111-Spring Major Versions and New Features

112-Spring Modules

113-Spring Projects

114-Spring Design Patterns, BOM and Annotations

115-Big Picture of Spring Framework

How to be Productive - 3 Tips

Spring MVC

201-Web Application Architectures - Model 1, Model 2 and Front Controller

202-Spring MVC High Level Flow

203-Dispatcher Servlet and Configuration

204-Form Backing Object, Form Tags, Validation and Binding Result

205-Path Variable, Model and Session Attributes

206-Date Format Binding

207-Exception Handling and Controller Advice

208-Why is Spring MVC Popular?

Spring Boot

301-Spring Boot - Goals and Features

302-Spring Boot vs Spring vs Spring MVC

303-@SpringBootApplication

304-Introduction to Auto Configuration

305-Embedded Servers - Tomcat, Jetty and Undertow

306-Introduction to Starter Projects

307-Starter Parent and Dependency Management

308-Creating Spring Projects with Spring Initializr

309-Configuration with Application Properties

310-Custom Application Configuration with @ConfigurationProperties

311-Spring Boot Profiles

312-Monitoring your application with Spring Boot Actuator

313-Do things at application startup with CommandLineRunner

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Spring Data, Spring JDBC and JPA

401-Spring JDBC - JdbcTemplate and RowMapper

402-JPA, Hibernate - Entity and Entity Manager

403-JPA Relationships - One to One, One to Many, Many to Many

404-JPA Configuration - Data Source, persistence.xml and Entity Manager Factory

405-Spring Data - Need, Overview and Repository

Unit and Integration Testing

501-Unit Testing with Mockito

502-Unit Testing Controllers with Mock MVC Framework

503-Integration Testing with Spring Boot

AOP

601-Introduction to Spring AOP

602-AOP Basics - Aspect, Pointcut, Advice and Weaving

SOAP Web Services

701-What is a Web Service?

702-SOAP Web Service - SOAP Envelope, Header and Body

703-SOAP Request Examples - SOAP Header

704-WSDL - an overview

705-Contract First Approach and XSD

706-JAXB and Configuration with Spring Web Services

707-Writing an Endpoint with Spring Web Services

708-MessageDispatcherServlet and configuration

709-Generating a WSDL with Spring Web Services

710-Error Handling for SOAP Web Services

Technology Change is an Opportunity

RESTful Web Services

801-What is REST?

802-Best Practices of RESTful Services

803-GET Resource method with Spring REST

804-POST Resource method with Spring REST and ResponseEntity

805-Implementing HATEOAS for RESTful Web Services

806-Documenting RESTful web services with Swagger

807-Content Negotiation and Representation of a Resource

808-Exception Handling and Validation for RESTFul Web Services

809-Versioning for RESTful Web Services

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901-Conclusion To Spring Interview Guide

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Covers a wide range of Spring modules and projects, which is helpful for developers looking to showcase their knowledge during interviews

Includes code examples covering 200+ Spring interview questions and answers, which provides practical preparation for technical interviews

Explores Spring Boot Actuator, which is useful for monitoring web services and gaining insights into application environments

Reviews Spring Framework versions 4.0 and 5.0, which may not cover the latest features of Spring 6 and beyond

Includes a section on SOAP web services, which are less commonly used than RESTful services in modern application development

Examines Spring Initializr, which is a tool that helps developers quickly set up and bootstrap new Spring projects with minimal configuration

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Spring & Spring Boot Interview Guide with these activities:

Review Core Java Concepts

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Strengthen your understanding of core Java concepts like OOP, collections, and concurrency. This will provide a solid foundation for understanding Spring's dependency injection and other advanced features.

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Review Java tutorials and documentation.
Practice coding exercises on basic Java concepts.
Review past Java projects.

Review 'Spring in Action'

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Deepen your understanding of Spring by reading 'Spring in Action'. This book provides practical examples and explanations of key concepts.

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Read selected chapters focusing on core Spring, Spring Boot, and Spring MVC.
Try out the code examples provided in the book.
Relate the book's content to the course material.

Practice Dependency Injection Scenarios

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Reinforce your understanding of dependency injection by working through various scenarios. This will help you identify the best approach for different situations.

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Create different bean configurations using annotations and XML.
Experiment with different injection types (constructor, setter, field).
Resolve dependency conflicts using @Primary and @Qualifier.

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Build a Simple REST API with Spring Boot

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Solidify your understanding of Spring Boot and REST APIs by building a simple project. This will give you hands-on experience with the concepts covered in the course.

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Set up a Spring Boot project with necessary dependencies.
Define REST endpoints for basic CRUD operations.
Implement data persistence using Spring Data JPA.
Test the API endpoints using Postman or similar tool.

Create a Cheat Sheet for Spring Annotations

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Consolidate your knowledge of Spring annotations by creating a cheat sheet. This will serve as a quick reference guide for future projects.

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List all the important Spring annotations.
Provide a brief description and example usage for each annotation.
Organize the cheat sheet for easy reference.

Review 'Pro Spring Boot'

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Expand your knowledge of Spring Boot with 'Pro Spring Boot'. This book covers advanced topics and best practices.

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Read chapters on auto-configuration, Actuator, and testing.
Compare the book's approach with the course's examples.
Identify new techniques and best practices to apply in your projects.

Create a Spring Boot Interview Question Repository

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Deepen your understanding and prepare for interviews by compiling a repository of Spring Boot interview questions and answers. This will help you solidify your knowledge and identify areas for improvement.

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Gather interview questions from various sources (online forums, articles, etc.).
Categorize the questions by topic (Spring Core, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, etc.).
Write clear and concise answers for each question.
Review and refine the repository regularly.

Career center

Learners who complete Spring & Spring Boot Interview Guide will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Engineer

A Software Engineer often uses frameworks like Spring and Spring Boot to build applications, making this course particularly relevant. This role involves designing, developing, and maintaining software systems. A strong understanding of Spring, including its core concepts like dependency injection, and its modules like Spring MVC are critical for success as a Software Engineer who works with Java. This course, which revises important concepts and also covers Spring REST and SOAP, prepares developers to build robust and scalable applications.

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Java Developer

The role of a Java Developer directly involves using Java and its related technologies to create software. This course is designed specifically to review important Spring and Spring Boot concepts, which are essential skills for any Java Developer. This role involves coding, testing, and debugging applications. A deep understanding of Spring Framework and its various components covered in this course, including Spring MVC, Spring Data JPA, and web services, makes this course highly suitable for a Java Developer.

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Backend Developer

A Backend Developer builds the server-side logic, databases, and APIs that power applications, making a course focused on Spring and Spring Boot highly beneficial. This role requires a solid understanding of how to build scalable and efficient systems. The course's focus on Spring Boot, RESTful services, and database connectivity using Spring JDBC and JPA, are all essential for a Backend Developer. A thorough grasp of these areas, as provided by the course, helps build resilient backends.

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Full-Stack Developer

For a Full Stack Developer who works across both front-end and back-end, a solid grasp of back-end technologies like Spring and Spring Boot is crucial. This course provides a comprehensive review of these technologies, which are often used to build the server-side components of web applications. The course's coverage of Spring MVC, RESTful services, and database interaction further helps the Full Stack Developer build complete applications. The knowledge of Spring AOP, also covered by the course, is an added advantage for tackling cross cutting concerns.

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API Developer

An API Developer specializes in creating and maintaining Application Programming Interfaces. This course is particularly useful because it provides a thorough review of Spring REST and SOAP web services, which are fundamental technologies for API creation. The course also covers best practices in designing RESTful services, including documentation via Swagger, and exception handling. An API Developer needs a deep understanding of the topics covered in this course to build robust and well-documented APIs.

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Microservices Developer

A Microservices Developer builds small, independent services that work together to form an application. This course is highly relevant because it focuses on Spring Boot, a popular framework for building microservices. A Microservices Developer should be familiar with RESTful services, dependency injection, and Spring Boot's auto-configuration features. This course, by covering topics like Spring Boot Actuator and externalized configuration, ensures a developer can effectively build and manage microservices applications.

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Web Services Developer

A Web Services Developer works on creating and maintaining web services, and this course is very helpful in that role. It covers both SOAP and RESTful web services with Spring and Spring Boot, the core technologies used for creating web services. The course guides learners through building endpoints, handling errors, and documenting APIs, which are tasks that a Web Services Developer performs regularly. This course is invaluable because it equips the developer with the practical knowledge needed to excel in this field.

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Solutions Architect

A Solutions Architect designs the overall structure of software systems, and a course that reviews the Spring Framework is quite useful. This role requires a broad understanding of various technologies, and Spring and Spring Boot are common choices for building robust applications. While a Solutions Architect might not be involved in the day-to-day coding, a deep familiarity with the details of Spring, such as dependency injection, AOP, and database mapping, all covered in this course, can greatly aid in making effective architectural decisions.

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Technical Lead

A Technical Lead guides the development team and makes key technical decisions. While this role may require an advanced understanding of many topics in software engineering, this course may be useful, as it is focused on Spring and Spring Boot, which are essential for many Java based teams. The course’s coverage of Spring Framework, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, and web services can help one in this role establish best practices in their team and help review code.

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Application Developer

An Application Developer works to build and maintain software applications. This course can be helpful as the course covers various aspects of the Spring Framework. This role may involve different types of coding, and one who takes this course, which covers topics like Spring Boot, Spring Data, and web services, will find they have a better grasp of how to build robust applications with Spring. This course can help an Application Developer understand Spring concepts used in many applications.

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Database Administrator

A Database Administrator maintains the databases of an organization. Though this role is not centered on Java development, a Database Administrator may find this course helpful, as it covers database connectivity with Spring JDBC and JPA. The course explains how to configure data sources, manage transactions, and handle object-relational mapping. Understanding how applications interact with databases can be useful to a Database Administrator, so this course may help in this role.

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Quality Assurance Engineer

A Quality Assurance Engineer ensures the quality of software products, and may find this course to be useful. While the role primarily involves testing and not coding, understanding the underlying technologies of an application can be valuable. This course covers Spring Framework, Spring Boot, and web services, and it also introduces unit testing with Mockito and MockMvc. A Quality Assurance Engineer will have a better understanding of the application’s implementation after taking this course.

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DevOps Engineer

A DevOps Engineer focuses on automating and streamlining software development and deployment processes. This course may help a DevOps Engineer who works in a Java-heavy environment, as it covers Spring Boot, a framework used in many Java projects. The course’s discussion of Spring Boot Actuator and externalized configuration, as well as its coverage of RESTful web services, can help a DevOps Engineer gain a deeper understanding of Java-based applications and their deployment.

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Technical Consultant

A Technical Consultant advises clients on technology solutions. This course may help a Technical Consultant who works on projects that utilize Java and related technologies. This course reviews Spring and Spring Boot concepts, covering key areas like Spring MVC, database connectivity, and web services. The Technical Consultant’s ability to understand and discuss these technologies will improve after taking this course. This course can help a consultant make informed recommendations.

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Technical Trainer

A Technical Trainer educates others on technical topics. This course may help a Technical Trainer who teaches Java. Since this course covers important Spring and Spring Boot concepts, a Technical Trainer will have a good understanding of the material to teach others. The course also reviews important best practices, and this understanding can help a trainer prepare a well-rounded curriculum for students.

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