From this course, you can learn Software Architecture and Clean Code Design in OOP.
There are a lot of other courses on this topic. So, why would you choose exactly this course? Here are just a few reasons:- Coding examples
To learn to program is not enough just watching videos and reading books. You also need to have a lot of practice. In this training course, you will review multiple practical tasks and coding examples which will help you learn and understand Java better.
- Open source code
From this course, you can learn Software Architecture and Clean Code Design in OOP.
There are a lot of other courses on this topic. So, why would you choose exactly this course? Here are just a few reasons:- Coding examples
To learn to program is not enough just watching videos and reading books. You also need to have a lot of practice. In this training course, you will review multiple practical tasks and coding examples which will help you learn and understand Java better.
- Open source code
We hide nothing from our students. Including the source code for the home task solutions and source code of examples that were shared during the lesson. Having the source code you can just copy and paste it to run it on your local computer to understand how things work better.
You are allowed to use all source code examples for learning purposes. This helps significantly to configure the environment and make tests work, especially in case students didn't work with any testing framework in the past.
- Q&A support
The significant difference between the online and offline learning process is the instructor's availability. If you are in one room with a tutor he always can help you to get understand the specific concept or to help fix your code on your computer. In this course, we are supporting students with answers to any questions flagged in the Q&A section. In case there will be recurring questions - separate video lessons will be created to show how to address the issue.
So with this course you are not just getting video materials, code exercises, source code, access to the free mobile application without limits (which is still pretty cool, huh? :) ), but you also get tutor support and answers to your questions along with this course. - Relevant knowledge
After our team investigated other Java courses on Udemy we realized that most of them have nothing in common with real life. The information which is shared there is very old and significantly out of date. For example, the instructor teaches a framework which is not been used already for 15 years. Or instructors do stress on the programming design which is not used anymore at all.
The instructor of this course is a consultant in a top-rated IT outsourcing company and helps to bring cutting-edge solutions in IT for all his clients. Feel free to check the LinkedIn page of the instructor and check skills endorsement. More than 19 thousand people across all over the world (BTW most of them are from the top 100 companies of the world) evaluated the skills of Andrii Piatakha.
With this course, you can be sure that you will spend your time learning the right things from one of the best IT consultants in the world.
- Free mobile App without limits for our students
Knowing Java is one skill. Be able to pass interviews in the company - that is another skill :) Nowadays a lot of companies use tests to select candidates on the first level of interview. We developed applications to practice skills specifically for such purposes.
In this course, we will provide you link to download our FREE mobile app for android. (soon it will be also available for iOS platforms)
The instructor of this course comes up with hundreds of tests that are used to test the knowledge of candidates. With this application, you will be well-prepared for the interview.
Also, only for our students - there is no limit on attempts to pass certification. In the course, we will tell you how to set up a special bonus code that will remove restrictions for our students inside the app.
- High concentration of useful material in each lesson
Sometimes you can notice that watching 5 minutes of our lesson is equivalent to watching another 30 minutes lesson.
This is because time spent for preparation for the lesson (script for the lesson, lesson structure) and video editing (to cut boring pieces of the lesson or time when the program loads) sometimes 10 times as much (sometimes even 20) as the final lesson duration after video editing.
Also, each topic is separated from another. In case some concept will be explained in the next lesson and you don't need to worry about understanding this in the scope of this lesson - the instructor will make an announcement when a specific topic will be covered.
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From this lecture you will learn:
• How to communicate during this course
• Where to ask questions
• How to ask questions
• Communication channels
From this lecture you will learn:
• Where to find good tests to verify your knowledge
• How to get unlimited access to Learn IT application (only for my students from Udemy)
From this lecture you will learn:
• What are SOLID principles
• SOLID principles in OOP
• Single responsibility principle
From this lecture you will learn:
• Open / closed principle
• Code examples
From this lecture you will learn:
• Liskov substitution principle
• Code examples
From this lecture you will learn:
• Interface segregation principle
• Code examples
From this lecture you will learn:
• Dependency inversion principle
• Code examples
The Quiz covers content from the following lessons:
SOLID principles overview & Single Responsibility Principle
Open / Closed principle
Liskov substitution principle
Interface segregation principle
Dependency inversion principle
• What is a clean architecture
• What is a coupling
• Types of a coupling
• What is a cohesion
• Types of a cohesion
• Benefits of Clean Architecture
• Plugin concept
• Why do we need clean architecture
• Advantages and disadvantages of clean architecture
• Tell, don’t ask principle
• How to apply ‘Tell don’t ask’ in real life
• What is data structures
• Objects VS Data structures
• Getters and Setters in objects
• When to use data structures
• What is Law of Demeter
• Goals
• Exception from law
• Pros & Cons
• Code Examples
KISS Principle - Definition
Variants of KISS in Software Development
Key Concepts of KISS
Why Use KISS Principle / Benefits
How to Apply KISS Principle
Case Studies of KISS Principle
Code Examples of KISS Principle
YAGNI Principle - Definition
Why Use YAGNI Principle / Benefits
How to Apply YAGNI
Case Studies of YAGNI Principle
Code Examples of YAGNI Principle
YAGNI Principle VS KISS Principle - Key Differences
DRY Principle - Definition
Why Use DRY Principle / Benefits
How to Apply DRY
Contrasting Concepts - WET & AHA
Case Studies of DRY Principle
Code Examples of DRY Principle
• Problem statement
• Why do we need a good structure
• How to establish good code structure
• Factors to consider during the code grouping
• Cohesion Principles
• Common closure principle
• Common reuse principle
• Reuse-release equivalence principle
• Coupling principles
• Acyclic dependencies principle
• Stable dependencies principle
• Stable abstractions principle
• Package by layer
• Package by feature
• Conway's law
• How technical factors impact code structure
• Tools for code analysis
• Why do we need design patterns
• What are GoF patterns
• Key points of GoF patterns
• Creational Patterns: Overview
• Structural Patterns: Overview
• Behavioral Patterns: Overview
• Class & Object Patterns
• What patterns we are going to learn in this course
• Answers to most common questions of my students
• Singleton
• Prototype
• Factory Method
• Builder
• Abstract Factory
• Factory Method VS Abstract Factory
• Proxy
• Decorator
• Adapter
• Façade
• Comparative Analysis
• Bridge
• Flyweight
• Composite
Strategy Pattern
Command Pattern
Strategy VS Command
Template Method
Iterator
Chain of responsibility
• Visitor
• Visitor VS Decorator
• State
• Observer
• Memento
• Interpreter
• Mediator
From this lecture you will learn:
• What is TDD
• TDD Cycle - main steps of TDD iteration
• Three laws of TDD
• Test-first approach VS TDD
• Testing pyramid and TDD
• Defect cost increase
• Pros of using TDD
From this lecture you will learn:
BDD and its history.
TDD VS BDD
Gherkin DSL
How to create BDD scenarios
How to apply BDD knowledge on practice for software developer
Advantages and Disadvantages of BDD
Acceptance test-driven development
ATTD VS TDD VS BDD
In this lesson we will implement application with the help of TDD approach.
Why we need databases
Purposes & Advantages of databases
Database VS DBMS
Types of databases
Relational databases
Non-Relational databases
Examples of relational, NoSQL and other databases
Document-oriented databases
Key-value storages
Graph databases
Wide column databases
Object-oriented databases
Hierarchical databases
Time series databases
Column-oriented databases
Cloud databases
Centralized and Distributed Databases
Pros and cons of different types of database
Overview of the most popular relational database management systems
MySQL Overview
Main Features of MySQL
MySQL Server installation
MySQL Workbench Installation
MySQL Shell installation
Creation of root user in MySQL
Connecting MySQL Server to MySQL Workbench
Windows Service for MySQL
Basic terms (table, entity, attribute, tuple, record, etc)
Database VS Schema
Primary key
How to choose primary key
Simple VS compound primary key
Natural VS surrogate primary key
Alternate key
Foreign key
Relationship
Types of relationships
One-to-many relationship
Many-to-many relationship
One-to-one relationship
MySQL Workbench interface
Create schema
Naming convention
Character set
Collation
Create table
Singular VS Plural for table names
MySQL Storage Engines
Which storage engine to choose
Data types
Column Properties
Data model
Database model
Why data modelling is important
Database design
Data context
Conceptual data model
Logical data model
Physical data model
Referential Integrity
Consequences of broken referential integrity
Cascade Operations
Foreign key constraint
Remove foreign key constraint
Data consistency
Data integrity
Data quality
Data validity
What are indexes
Lookup table
Why we need indexes
What does indexing do
Index types
Primary index (dense and sparse)
Secondary index
Clustering index
Multilevel index
B-tree
How to create and remove indexes in database
Advantages of indexing
Disadvantages of indexing
Data Anomalies
Insertion anomaly
Update anomaly
Deletion anomaly
Dependency theory
Normalization
Normal forms with Examples
Denormalization
Problem statement
What is DAO pattern
DAO pattern elements
DAO pattern sequence diagram
What is DTO
DAO live demo example
MVC Pattern: Overview
Controller
Model
View
Advantages and Disadvantages
MVC code examples
Layered Architecture overview
Why we need Layered Architecture
Closed Layer concept
Layers of Isolation
Open Layer concept
Code example of Layered Architecture
Sinkhole anti-pattern
Layered Architecture and Monolithic Architecture
Advantages and Disadvantages of Layered Architecture
During this exam task we will improve our existing online shop to make it work with the relational database. Implementation should consider DAO pattern and building proper relationships between tables in the database and creating all necessary SQL statements to extract data required for business operations.
Review Exam task
Overview of the expected result
From Task #1 till Task #7 (inclusively)
From Task #8 till Task #13 (inclusively)
From Task #14 till Task #16 (inclusively)
What is connection pool
How does connection pool work
Benefits of connection pool
Different options how to integrate connection pool in the app
Apache DBCP
C3P0
Hikari CP
How to calculate required size of the connection pool
Advantages of Tomcat Connection Pool
JNDI: What it is and when to use
Tomcat Connection Pool
What is OWASP
What is OWASP Top 10
Why OWASP Top 10 is important
OWASP Top 10 2021
What is Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)
What are Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)
What is the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS)
OWASP Top 10 2017 VS OWASP 2021
What is Access Control
Authorization VS Authentication
Types of Access Control
OAuth (Overview)
JWT (Overview)
What is Broken Access Control
Impact
Insecure ID Vulnerability
Path Traversal Vulnerability
Poison Null Bytes Attack
Safelisting
Client Caching Vulnerability
Violation of the principle of least privilege
Elevation of privilege
Review Roles Management Approach
How to prevent (including design solutions)
Example of Attack Scenarios
Cryptographic Failures: Overview
The most common root causes
Comparative analysis between OWASP Top 10 2017 & 2021
Notable Common Weakness Enumerations
Types of cryptographic failures
Personal data VS Sensitive data
Types of sensitive data
Cryptographic Failure vs. Data Breach
What leads to cryptographic failures
Example of attack scenraios
SQL Injections
TLS & SSL
HTTPS VS HTTP
Enabling HTTPS on Tomcat web server
Example of attack scenraios
Password encryption practical exercise
Passwords hashing
Salted passwords
Hashing algorithms (MD5, SHA, PBKDF2, BCrypt, and SCrypt)
How to prevent cryptographic failures
Injection Risk Category: Overview
Fuzzing
Notable Common Weakness Enumerations (CWEs)
Impact
Comparison of Injection in OWASP Top 10 2021 and 2017
Injection Types
Command Injection
Cross Site Scripting
Types of Cross Site Scripting
SQL Injection
JPA Injection
NoSQL Injection
XML: XPath Injection
Log Injection
How to prevent injection vulnerabilities
Input Validation: Goals
Input Validation: Strategies
Input Validation: Techniques
Insecure Design Overview
Insecure Design VS Insecure Implementation
Shift left security approach
Notable CWEs
What is secure design
Threat Modeling
Goal of threat modeling
Threat Modeling Manifesto: Overview
Threat Modeling Manifesto: Values
Threat Modeling Manifesto: Principles
Build a secure design process
Business impact analysis
Working with threat register
Security controls
Security design document
Secure Design Process Metrics
Example of Attacks
How to prevent
Overview
Potential Impact
Notable CWEs
Security Misconfiguration in OWASP Top 10 2021 VS 2017
Types of security misconfiguration
Examples of real-life attacks
Federated Architecture
Security Hardening
Zero Trust Security Model
NIST 800-207
Defense in Depth
NIST 800-123
Best Practices for System Hardening
Example of Attacks - Demo
How to prevent
Overview
Risk Factors
Why it is hard to update outdated components
Notable CWEs
How attackers use vulnerable components
Real-life example
OWASP Top 10 2021 VS 2017
Demo of dependency check plugin
Vulnerability scanners
How to prevent
Overview
Potential Impact
Notable CWEs
OWASP Top 10 2017 VS 2021
How attackers exploit authentication failures
Session fixation
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Execution After Redirect (EAR)
Risk factors
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Review of different factors
Session ID Entropy
Examples of Attacks
Credential stuffing
Brute force access
Session hijacking
How to prevent
Overview
Potential impact review
Common Weakness Enumerations
OWASP Top 10 2017 VS 2021
Examples of Attacks
How to prevent
What is logging and logs
Overview of Security Logging and Monitoring Failures Category
Potential Impact
Risk Factors
Challenges
Log Management Tools
Libraries for Logging in Java
Notable Common Weakness Enumerations
OWASP Top 10 2017 VS 2021
Attack Examples
How to Prevent
Overview
Trust relationships
Risk factors
Potential impact
Types of SSRF
OWASP Top 10 2017 VS 2021
Capital One Incident: Overview
SSRF Java Example
Examples of Attacks
How to prevent
Definition of Object-Level Authorization and Its Importance
Explanation of BOLA Vulnerabilities and Their Prevalence in APIs
Connection to OWASP Top 10: Broken Access Control
Real-world examples of data breaches due to BOLA
Consequences for organizations and users of not adhering to BOLA best practices
Insecure Coding Practices Leading to BOLA
Code examples demo: Problem & Solution - Online Shop Example
Enforcing robust authorization mechanisms
Continuous testing and validation of authorization logic
Using Random Universally Unique Identifiers (UUIDs)
Implementation considerations when integrating UUIDs into API ecosystems
Securing the Business Logic Layer
Implementing Zero-Trust Security Model
How zero-trust principles mitigate BOLA vulnerabilities.
Understanding Broken Authentication - Definition
Common Misconceptions about API Authentication
Authentication Mechanisms and Their Vulnerabilities
Ease of detecting authentication issues with current methodologies.
Connection with OWASP Top 10 Broken Access Control
Distinguishing Between Authentication and Access Control
How Broken Authentication Can Lead to Broken Access Control
Examples of Interconnected Vulnerabilities and Exploits
Causes of Broken Authentication
Types of Attacks
Technical Factors Contributing to Vulnerabilities
Automated Attacks
Poor Standards and Practices
Lack of Protection Mechanisms
Misimplementation of Authentication Mechanisms
Case Studies
Lessons Learned from Case Studies
Impact and Consequences of Broken Authentication Vulnerabilities
Best Practices for Mitigating Broken Authentication
OAuth VS Open ID
Real Life Code Example - Demo of Problem and Solution
Timing Attacks and How to Avoid Them
Definition of Broken Object Property Level Authorization
Importance in API security
Threat Agents and Attack Vectors
Security weaknesses and their impacts
Real-world consequences of vulnerabilities
Example Review - Scenario #1: Fitness App Workout Tracking
Example Review - Scenario #2: Online Learning Platform Quiz Submissions
Prevention Measures -
Implementing access controls
Minimizing Data Exposure
Using Schema-Based Validation
Avoiding Client-Side Filtering Reliance
Related Concepts:
Excessive Data Exposure (OWASP API3:2019)
Mass Assignment (OWASP API6:2019)
Online Shop: Practical Example Source Code Review
Definition of Unrestricted Resource Consumption
Threat Agents and Attack Vectors
Typical design flaws and configuration issues
Technical Impact Analysis
Business Impact Analysis
Real-World Examples of Unrestricted Resource Consumption
SMS Abuse Leading to Financial Loss (NordVPN)
Increased Cloud Storage Costs (File Download Service)
DDoS Attack on Poland’s Tax Portal
CWE-770: Allocation of Resources Without Limits or Throttling
CWE-400: Uncontrolled Resource Consumption
CWE-799: Improper Control of Interaction Frequency
Detection of Unrestricted Resource Consumption
Prevention Strategies
Best Practices
Practical Example Source Code Review - Problem & Solution
Definition and explanation of BFLA
Difference between BFLA and Broken Object Level Authorization
Root Causes of BFLA
Attack Scenarios and Examples
Potential Consequences of BFLA
How to Detect BFLA
Prevention Techniques for BFLA
Practical Example Source Code Review - Problem & Solution
Definition of Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows
Importance of understanding this vulnerability
How UASBF differs from other API vulnerabilities
How attackers exploit UASBF
Common Scenarios and Examples
Examples of Business Logic Abuse
Challenges in detection and protection
How to Address These Challenges
Potential impacts on businesses
Case Study Analysis
Real-Life Example: Airline Ticketing Abuse
Prevention and Mitigation - Business Layer
Prevention and Mitigation - Engineering Layer
Testing for UASBF
Best Practices
Introduction to SSRF
Similarities Between API7:2023 and A10:2021
Differences Between API7:2023 and A10:2021
Attack Scenarios in API7:2023
Prevention Strategies
Summary and Conclusion
Introduction to Security Misconfiguration
Similarities Between API8:2023 and A05:2021
Differences Between API8:2023 and A05:2021
Attack Scenarios in API8:2023
Prevention Strategies
Summary and Conclusion
Definition and significance of API inventory management
Common challenges in maintaining API inventories
The role of proper inventory management in API security
Discussion of Key Risks:
Exploitation of Vulnerabilities
Amplification of Risks
Cross-Compatibility Issues
Real-World Examples of Security Breaches Due to Poor Inventory Management
Legacy APIs and Their Challenges
The Balance Between Backward Compatibility and Security
Strategies for Effective API Inventory Management
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