Curso de Spring WebFlux Essentials
Aprenda como utilizar este módulo no desenvolvimento.
- Empresa: DevDojo
- Nível do curso: Básico
O Spring Framework é considerado como um dos frameworks mais utilizados do mundo para os profissionais que trabalham com desenvolvimento Java e que facilita o desenvolvimento e o trabalho nas mais variadas aplicações. Dentro deste recurso, existem diversos módulos que podem ser utilizados de acordo com o projeto, sendo que um deles é o Spring MVC, que permite o desenvolvimento no padrão MVC.
O padrão MVC é considerado como um padrão de arquitetura responsável por contribuir na otimização da velocidade entre as requisições feitas pelo comando dos computadores. Basicamente este modelo é dividido em três componentes, que acabam dando o seu nome: Model, Controller e View.
Aprenda a desenvolver com Spring WebFlux Essentials neste curso online e gratuito. Não deixe de conferir também o curso de Lógica de Programação.
Sobre o curso
Neste curso online e gratuito os alunos poderão aprender a trabalhar com este módulo Spring WebFlux Essentials. Ao longo do curso os alunos terão uma introdução completa sobre o tema e depois poderão aprender, na prática, como criar os componentes utilizados para a programação seguindo o modelo MVC.
Estrutura do curso
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR – Introdução ao curso
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 01 – Project Setup
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 02 – R2DBC and Postgres Setup
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 03 – Schema and table setup
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 04 – Repository and Controller setup
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 05 – Service and BlockHound Setup
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 06 – R2DBC Spring Query DSL
Spring Webflux Essentials BR 07 – SwitchIfEmpty and ResponseStatusException
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 08 – Global Exception Handler
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 09 – Retrieving trace param from the URI
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 10 – Adding Custom Attributes to DefaultErrorAttributes
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 11 – Reactive POST and PUT
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 12 – Reactive DELETE
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 13 – Unit Test Service pt 01
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 14 – Unit Test Service pt 02
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 15 – Unit Test Service pt 03
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 16 – Unit Test Service pt 04
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 17 – Unit Test Controller pt 01
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 18 – Unit Test Controller pt 02
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 19 – Logging level Webflux unit tests
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 20 – Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 01
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 21 – Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 02
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 22 – Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 03
Spring Webflux Essentials BR 23 – Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 04
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 24 – R2DBC Transactions.
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 25 – R2DBC Transactions Unit Tests
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 26 – R2DBC Transactions Integration Tests
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 27 – Reactive Security in memory
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 28 – Reactive Security R2DBC Postgres pt 01
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 29 – Reactive Security R2DBC Postgres pt 02
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 30 – Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security pt 01
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 31 – Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security pt 02
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 32 – Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security @WithUserDetail
Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 33 – SpringDocs OpenAPI with Webflux and Spring Security
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Spring WebFlux Essentials BR - Introdução ao cursoSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 01 - Project SetupSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 02 - R2DBC and Postgres SetupSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 03 - Schema and table setupSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 04 - Repository and Controller setupSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 05 - Service and BlockHound SetupSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 06 - R2DBC Spring Query DSLSpring Webflux Essentials BR 07 - SwitchIfEmpty and ResponseStatusExceptionSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 08 - Global Exception HandlerSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 09 - Retrieving trace param from the URISpring WebFlux Essentials BR 10 - Adding Custom Attributes to DefaultErrorAttributesSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 11 - Reactive POST and PUTSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 12 - Reactive DELETESpring WebFlux Essentials BR 13 - Unit Test Service pt 01Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 14 - Unit Test Service pt 02Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 15 - Unit Test Service pt 03Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 16 - Unit Test Service pt 04Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 17 - Unit Test Controller pt 01Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 18 - Unit Test Controller pt 02Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 19 - Logging level Webflux unit testsSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 20 - Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 01Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 21 - Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 02Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 22 - Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 03Spring Webflux Essentials BR 23 - Webflux integration tests with WebTestClient pt 04Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 24 - R2DBC Transactions.Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 25 - R2DBC Transactions Unit TestsSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 26 - R2DBC Transactions Integration TestsSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 27 - Reactive Security in memorySpring WebFlux Essentials BR 28 - Reactive Security R2DBC Postgres pt 01Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 29 - Reactive Security R2DBC Postgres pt 02Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 30 - Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security pt 01Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 31 - Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security pt 02Spring WebFlux Essentials BR 32 - Integration Test WebTestClient and Spring Security @WithUserDetailSpring WebFlux Essentials BR 33 - SpringDocs OpenAPI with Webflux and Spring Security