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Java Spring: Build a Shopping Cart App

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Coursera
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Paid Course
Languages

English
Certificate

Certificate Available
Effort

2 weeks, 3 hours a week
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Intermediate
Subtitles

English

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Master Java Spring Framework: Build Web Apps

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Build a fully functional shopping cart web application while developing practical skills in Java Spring MVC, MySQL, Hibernate, and Maven. Through a structured, hands-on case study, you’ll move through the complete development process—from defining the project scope and designing a relational database to demonstrating the final integrated application. You’ll create and map entity classes, configure Maven dependencies, design models and DAOs, and build reusable utility classes. You’ll also implement authentication and validation, configure Hibernate properties, Spring beans, and the application context, and develop customer and admin controllers to manage application workflows. Finally, you’ll create dynamic views, test the application, and demonstrate the completed shopping cart. This course is designed for learners preparing for enterprise Java development and those who want to strengthen their application portfolio. Its step-by-step, project-based structure connects database design, backend development, application configuration, controllers, and views in one end-to-end Spring MVC project. Enroll to gain practical experience integrating Java web development concepts into a complete, scalable application.

Syllabus

Building the Foundations
- This module introduces learners to the foundational elements of building a Java Spring shopping cart web application. From understanding project scope and creating the MySQL database to designing entity classes, learners will explore how to structure the application effectively. The module also covers Maven setup, data modeling, DAO creation, utility classes, and authentication, ensuring a strong backend framework. By the end, students will have built a robust foundation for scalable web applications.
Controllers, Configurations & Final Output
- This module focuses on integrating application logic with user interactions, configurations, and final deployment. Learners will implement validators, configure Hibernate properties, and build customer and admin controllers to manage workflows. The module also covers Spring configuration, view creation, and final testing, ensuring the shopping cart is fully functional. By the end, learners will be able to deliver a professional, production-ready web application.