Spring Boot and Angular (Java Developer)

Module 1: HTML

• HTML Syntax
• Create a basic HTML file following correct HTML syntax, including essential elements like <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body>.
• Structure a web page using HTML elements such as <header>, <nav>, <main>, <footer>, and <aside>
• Include head elements such as <meta>, <title><link>, and <style> in the HTML <head> section.
• Create paragraphs of text using the <p> element and emphasize text using <strong> and <em> elements.
• Create both ordered and unordered lists using <ul> and <ol> elements, along with list items <li>.
• Create anchor links using the <a> element and specify the href attribute for redirection.
• Design and implement buttons using the <button> element and style them using CSS.
• Insert images into a webpage using the <img> element and specify attributes like src and alt.
• Section and Div Element
• Design a form using the <form> element and incorporate various input elements like <input>, <textarea>, and <select>.
• Create a simple form submission mechanism using the <form> element and the method and action attributes.
• Introduction to CSS Framework

Module 2: CSS

• About Cascade Styling
• CSS Syntax
• Integrating CSS to HTML Documents
• Use CSS properties like border, background, border-radius, box-shadow, font, margin, and padding to style HTML elements.
• Experiment with different unit values like pixels, percentages, ems, and rems to style HTML elements.
• Set the width and height of HTML elements using CSS properties like width and height.
• Margin & Padding Properties
• Unit Values
• Width & Height Properties
• Box-sizing Property
• Float Property
• Layouts with Flexbox
• Layouts with Grid

Module 3: Angular

• Why Angular
• Introduction to Single Page Application
• Setting up the Development Environment.
• Angular Application Architecture
• Angular Template Syntax
• Event Binding Syntax
• Property Binding Syntax
• Interpolation Syntax
• Tracking Input State
• Tracking Additional Properties
• Handling Text Input
• Structural Directives
• Parent-Child Component Communication
• Understanding Structural Directives
• NgClass Directive
• NgFor
• NgIf
• Multiple Directives with Ng-Container
• NgSwitch
• Custom Directives
• Structural Directives
• Inter-component Communication (@Input/@Output, Event Emitter)
• Template variables (ViewChild/ContentChild)
• Lifecycle hooks
• Lazy Loading with Modules
• Template Driven Forms
• Reactive forms
• Form Validations
• Custom Synchronous form validations
• Custom Asynchronous form validations
• Routing and Navigation Between Pages
• Working with Child Navigation Routes
• Child Component Routing
• Matching Exact Routing Paths
• Child routes
• Route params
• Route Guards - CanActivate, CanActivateChild, CanDeactivate
• Lazy loading implementation
• Overview of Angular Services.
• HttpClient, HttpHeaders
• Observables with Operators
• map operator
• subscribe
• catch, retry .
• Subjects
• Sharing Data across Components using Service
• Http Client
• Handling Data and HTTP Request
• Escaping HTML Characters
• XSS Attacks
• Adding Title Links
• CSS Gotcha
• Restricting Routing with Guards
• Notes on RxJs
• Observable
• Implementing the Processing Pipeline
• Adding an Observer
• Operators and Operator Groups
• Low Level Observables
• Alternative Observer Syntax
• Unicast Observables
• Multicast Observables
• Hot vs Cold Observables
• RxJs Terminology
• The API Server
• Contacting the Backend API
• Cookie Based Authentication
• Username and Password Validation
• Async Validators
• Handling Errors from validation

Module 4: TypeScript Programming

• Intro to TypeScript.
• Basic Types.
• Type Inference
• Why TypeScript at All When you JavaScript work?
• Function in TypeScript
• Objects
• Classes and Properties
• Interface
• Arrow Functions
• Modules
• fetch API
• async / await.
• Public and Private Properties and Functions
• Property Assignment Shortcut
• Decorators
• Strict Mode
• Combining Interfaces and Classes
• Class Generics
• Working with Generics Classes and Functions

Module 5: Spring Boot

• What is Spring Boot?
• Creating a Project with Spring Boot Initializr.
• Develop a REST API Controller with Spring Boot
• Explore the Spring Boot Project Structure
• Leverage Spring Boot Starters - A Curated List of Dependencies
• Inherit Defaults with Spring Boot Starter Parents
• Automatically Restart with Spring Boot Dev Tools
• Add DevOps functionality with Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints
• Secure Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints
• Run Spring Boot apps from the Command-Line
• Use the Spring Boot Maven Plugin to package and run Spring Boot apps.
• Inject custom application properties into a Spring Boot REST Controller
• Maven
• Spring core
• Hibernate
• Spring Form Validation
• Spring MVC
• Spring Data JPA
• Spring Data Rest
• Spring REST API
• AOP: Aspect Oriented Programming

Module 6: Spring Security

• Secure your REST APIs and web applications with Spring Boot Security
• Set up your Maven pom.xml file with Spring Boot Security starter.
• Configure Spring Boot Security with all Java configuration (no xml)
• Create custom Spring Boot Security login pages with Bootstrap CSS
• Add logout support using default features of Spring Boot Security
• Leverage Spring Boot Security support for Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
• Define users and roles for authentication
• Display user login info and role using Spring Boot Security tags.
• Restrict access to URLs based on user role.
• Hide and Display content based on user role.
• Add JDBC authentication, store user accounts and passwords in the database.
• Store encrypted passwords in the database using bcrypt.
• Register new users and encrypt passwords using Java code.
• Create a Spring Security Real-Time Project using authorization, authentication and database encryption.