Course Information
Course Overview
Your most comprehensive guide to modern dependency injection on the Java EE platform with CDI 2.0
Are you a software developer? If not, are you aspiring to be one? If you answered yes, then I have good news for you!
Dependency Injection is the cornerstone of good, decoupled software engineering principles. And this course is your ultimate guide to the latest Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI 2.0) standard on the Java Platform.
You will learn how the Java dependency injection framework - CDI - helps you write better code through the provision of
Powerful, extensible and well defined contextual lifecycles for components
A mechanism for decoupling application components through a typesafe event API
Typesafe interceptors for altering the behaviour of components at runtime
A well defined Qualifier system for easy isolation of beans
A Producer mechanism of converting almost any valid Java type to a CDI managed bean
A Stereotype system to group together common architectural patterns
Bindings for using business components on the web tier of your applications through Expression Language
All these and more will be covered in an exciting way through a mixture of detailed theoretical explanations and practical code samples, all the while using modern pedagogical means to keep you engaged and help you absorb your new knowledge. You are encouraged to be an active student by asking questions, participating in group discussions and helping your fellow students.
If you have ever wanted to write clean code, this course is your best guide for that. You will pick up valuable tips along the way from your instructor's years of experience. This course will cover CDI 2.0 in detail, as well as equip you with the theoretical underpinnings of Java EE.
Dependency Injection for Java Developers will cover
What Java EE is
How Java EE is evolved through the JCP
What a JSR is
What Reference Implementation is
How to contribute to the advancement of Java
Contexts and Dependency Injection
Good software engineering principles and more
Dependency Injection for Java Developers is packed with so much that by the end of the course, you will feel confident to use your new found knowledge to help you write better, readable, maintainable and long lived software.
So go ahead, click on the big green button to enroll now and be on your way to writing better software. See you in the course.
Course Content
- 9 section(s)
- 113 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Part 0 - Introduction
- Section 2 Setting Up Required Software
- Section 3 Part 1 - A look at what Java EE really is
- Section 4 Part2 - CDI - Basics
- Section 5 Part 3 - CDI In Practice
- Section 6 Jakarta EE
- Section 7 Advanced CDI
- Section 8 Java EE Microservices
- Section 9 Testing CDI with Arquillian
What You’ll Learn
- Master how to build maintainable software applications with industry standard Java EE, Master how to build loosely coupled, highly testable software components on Java EE, Master the individual components of Contexts and Dependency Injection API, Master dependency injection in Java, Learn to write event based reactive software in Java
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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RRenato Peixoto
the instructor lacks knowledge on the subject or is not clear on the explanation, some applications build live did not work
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RRobert Harvey
By far the best description of J2EE I have ever heard.
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SStefano Bizzi
The course is for very beginners. I expected more "advanced" topics to be explained, like programmatic bean resolution with TypeLiteral/AnnotationLiteral, some more deep dive into the bean manager and so on. That explain the missing half star. Now, the other 4 and 1/2: 3 and 1/2 are because the trainer is very clear (even if he tends to be a bit repetitive but I think that sometimes it's a plus) and the topics coverage is good to get the grasp over CDI and be efficient. The last star is for sections 9. It's the first time I find someone who can clearly explain the very beginning steps of running tests with JUnit and Arquillian. Maybe a bit more "training on the job" would have been appreciated but still definetely a course that I would recommend to any J2EE (or now Jakarta EE) beginner.
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JJiří Koudelka
As I have many experiences with the Google Guice DI framework, I just wanted to know how the different framework works. This course perfectly met my expectations.