Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.05 GB | Duration: 4h 57m
Get started with Apache Wicket in 2022 with forms, components, MongoDB, GridFS and backed by SpringBoot
What you’ll learn
How to make a basic Apache Wicket project setup
Manage Apache Wicket + Spring Boot integration
Explore Apache Wicket basic concepts
Develop basic Todo App using Wicket
Connecting to database using Spring Data integration (MongoDB)
Using Apache Wicket components
Use HTML/CSS templates together with Apache Wicket related tag attributes
Understand how to design application with Apache Wicket in background
Requirements
Basic Java and web development knowledge
Basic Spring / SpringBoot knowledge
Basic Web development knowledge of HTML / CSS
Description
Hello,welcome to the ‘Starting with Apache Wicket’ course. With this course you are going to add a value to your existing JAVA and Apache Wicket 9+ (with SpringBoot) knowledge by getting familiar with several techniques for solving specifically selected areas of JAVA web application development. We will focus on several topics often useful in corporate JAVA development but not exclusively. SpringBoot is being used here as an underlying framework, but solutions presented here are not specific to this platform and can be reused e.g. with recent Quarkus support etc. Primary idea of this course is to help a new or existing Apache Wicket developers to adopt certain knowledge in easy way. Solutions presented are being used for several years in production grade Wicket applications and libraries used are well known for stability and active development. This will protect the value invested into adopting some libraries or projects. Topics covered by this course:During a course we create basic Apache Wicket single page application and each lecture will add a new enhancement to it. Eventually we create single application with many different features. Main topics include:creating a full featured single page application using Apache Wicketexport application data in MS Excel format with formatting and some other featuresexport application data in PDF format with formatting, embedded images or bar-codesincluding MongoDB as persistent data storageusing GridFS as an attachment/file uploads data storage (PREPARING)Important part of this course is to realize ‘what we don’t need to do’ when using Apache Wicket. Simplification can be huge and old saying that ‘the best code is the code you don’t have to write’ proves here.Important:The source code is available through the link attached to the last lesson in this course. You can clone the repo and use the code snippets we are building in this course.Summary:‘Starting with Apache Wicket’ course is targeted for individuals or small/medium teams of professional Java developers that want to be productive and competitive in this large market. Techniques presented here can be reused easily in application development of many kinds.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Basic ToDo application: step-by-step guide – part 1
Lecture 2 Application overview – basic setup and dependencies
Lecture 3 Single page app – overview
Lecture 4 Single page app – layouts
Section 3: Storing data in MongoDB
Lecture 5 Why MongoDB?
Lecture 6 Project configuration for supporting MongoDB
Lecture 7 Creating basic MongoDB code infrastructure
Lecture 8 MongoDB implementation summary
Section 4: Basic ToDo application: step-by-step guide – part 2
Lecture 9 Single page app – items view – part 1
Lecture 10 Single page app – items view – part 2
Lecture 11 Adding Todo items – part 1
Lecture 12 Adding Todo items – part 2
Lecture 13 Adding Todo items – part 3
Lecture 14 Updating items on the screen – part 1
Lecture 15 Updating items on the screen – part 2
Lecture 16 Removing Todo items
Lecture 17 What we are not doing – overview
Lecture 18 Selecting / deselecting all items
Lecture 19 Single Page application created
Section 5: Working with MS Excel exports
Lecture 20 MS Excel usage overview
Lecture 21 Dependencies needed
Lecture 22 Building a backend code for creating MS Excel file part 1
Lecture 23 Adding a export button to the screen
Lecture 24 Connect the backed Excel export implementation with our button
Lecture 25 Applying a simple styling for our Excel file
Lecture 26 What we are not doing – overview
Lecture 27 Hiding/disabling download button when no items available
Section 6: Implementing PDF reporting
Lecture 28 PDF usage overview
Lecture 29 Building backend for creating PDF file part1
Lecture 30 Adding HTML template (blueprint) for PDF
Lecture 31 Implementing button for download PDF
Lecture 32 What we are not doing – overview
Lecture 33 Various PDF formatting
Lecture 34 Adding images to PDF
Lecture 35 Adding barcode to PDF
Lecture 36 PDF reporting from Wicket application overview
‘Starting with Apache Wicket’ is targeted for individuals or small/medium teams of professional Java developers that want to be productive and competitive in this large market area. You will see that Apache Wicket can help you to quickly create an applications, that you can maintain easily for decades.
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