What you'll learn
- Two Java APIs Reflections and Annotation
- Build Spring like DI framework
- Build Hibernate like ORM
- Hands on Coding using reflection and annotations
Description
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This is one of the best courses i came across. The tutor has explained the other side of JAVA system. Good content and highly hands on Course. Cheers.....
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Excellent Information about Reflection and got good Understanding on Frameworks how it works
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About the Course :
Being a Java Developer or Using a Framework in Java ecosystems Like Spring, Hibernate, or any other we use a lot of Annotations.
As a Java Developer, we use a lot of popular IDEs like Eclipse, IntelliJ, or NetBeans.
Most of the Frameworks, Intelligent tools, and APIs use reflection and annotations behind the science to make the life of a developer easy.
In this course, we will understand reflection and annotation in java as a core concept.
After that, we will build your own Spring-like Dependency Injection and Hibernate Like ORM tools using core java Reflections and Annotations.
In this course, we will take you through two very important topics that are mostly ignored by Java programmers
One is Reflection and another is Annotations.
Reflection and Annotations are very powerful programming techniques in Java.
And you know what -
Our Famous Java IDE like Eclipse and IntelliJ uses reflections behind the scene to provide us all the intelligence.
If you have heard Spring and Hibernate.
This Most successful Dependency injection and ORM framework use annotation and reflections to provide so much of capabilities to the developers.
By using Reflection we can we can extend the code at run time.
By using annotation we can annotate the existing classes and extend their capabilities.
We will understand both of these techniques in this course.
We will also develop our Mini Hibernate Like ORM framework and Spring-like Dependency Injection framework.
Happy Learning
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Who this course is for:
- Who want to become top 10% Java programmer
- Want to learn how annotation work behind the scene
- Want to learn how Spring like frameworks are built
