Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
13 Hour(s) 24 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Dennis Iluma
Rating
Course Overview
Build a full-stack hotel booking and management app with Spring Boot, React, payments, email, auth, and notifications
Are you ready to master full-stack development by building a professional hotel booking platform? This course is designed to take you step-by-step through creating a robust, secure, and feature-rich application using Spring Boot and React, with real-world tools and techniques for a complete development experience.
What You'll Learn:
Back-End Development: Build a secure and scalable API with Spring Boot for handling user authentication, hotel bookings, and payments.
Front-End Development: Create a modern, responsive UI with React, ensuring a seamless user experience.
Authentication and Authorization: Implement JWT (JSON Web Token) for secure user authentication and role-based authorization.
Database Design: Use MySQL for database management, with explanations of ERD diagrams and database relationships.
Payment Integration: Seamlessly integrate payment gateways using Stripe for secure online transactions across the globe.
Email and Notifications: Automate email notifications with JavaMailSender.
Frontend Security: Use CryptoJS to encrypt sensitive data, ensuring maximum security on the front end.
Database Relationships: Understand and design complex relationships between entities like users, bookings, and payments in the database.
Why Choose This Course?
This course is packed with hands-on lessons, starting from project setup to deployment. By the end, you’ll have built a complete hotel booking platform with the following features:
JWT-based authentication and secure role-based access.
A fully functioning booking system with payment integration.
Automated email notifications and in-app real-time notifications.
Payment Integration
Secure front-end and back-end communication using CryptoJS and Spring Security.
Database design principles with ERD diagrams and relationship modeling.
Who Should Take This Course?
Aspiring developers looking to master full-stack development.
Developers wanting to learn secure authentication, payment integration, and email systems.
Anyone interested in building a hotel booking platform from scratch for personal or commercial use.
Additional Highlights:
Comprehensive project-based learning approach.
Real-world tools like JWT, CryptoJS, and MySQL explained.
Downloadable resources and a step-by-step guide.
Enroll today and transform your skills into creating a fully functional, scalable, and secure hotel booking platform
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 54 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Project Setup and Core Architecture(Models, DTO's, Repositories, Exceptions)
- Section 3 Security (Implementing Application Security)
- Section 4 Notification Module (Email Service)
- Section 5 User Module (User Service, Controller and API Testing)
- Section 6 Room Module (Room Service, Controller, Api Testing)
- Section 7 Booking Module (Booking Service, Controller and API Tests)
- Section 8 Payment Module
- Section 9 FRONTEND: Create Project, install Dependencies, Write API and Guard Service
- Section 10 Navigation & Auth Pages
What You’ll Learn
- Build a full-stack hotel booking platform using Spring Boot and React
- Implement secure JWT-based authentication and role-based authorization
- Integrate payment gateways for secure online transactions
- Automate email notifications
- Apply front-end security measures to protect sensitive data.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAlper Ekinci
I am writing this for spring section, this is not intermediate course, BEGINNER level. Sir please no offence but code smells. Even it is beginner level you shouldn't code in this way. You have to write cleaner and please follow best practises.
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SShankar Teja
Good
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AAdrian Becerra
It was a great course. I bought the course because I was interested in how the front-end would be implemented and the integration of the payments part in both the back-end and front-end. It was very helpful. It's a course that requires prior knowledge, as many things are taken for granted. But it's not a bad thing, because otherwise it would be very long. You can search for more information to understand how things work later.
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AAjay kumar
good
