Spring Framework - Core & Web Development

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Spring Framework - Core & Web Development

Coursera · Intermediate ·🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ·1d ago
Build job-ready backend applications with this Java Spring Framework Course focused on the Core Spring Framework and real-world web development. In this hands-on Spring Framework course, you will develop applications using Spring Framework Dependency Injection, implement Inversion of Control (IoC) with the Spring IoC Container, and configure applications using Spring Annotations, Java-based configuration, and Spring Profiles. You will build web applications with Spring MVC, create REST controllers, handle form submissions, apply Bean Validation, and implement global exception handling for clean API responses. Through practical exercises, you will configure Spring using XML and annotation-based configuration, map URLs with @Controller and @RequestMapping, manage dependencies with Maven, and structure maintainable backend systems. This course bridges learn Java programming fundamentals with professional Spring and Spring Boot development practices. By the end of this Spring MVC course, you will build structured web applications, implement dependency injection, validate user input, and design production-ready backend APIs — skills required for modern Java backend roles. This course is ideal for Java developers, backend engineers, and learners pursuing a Java full stack developer course who want to learn Spring Framework online and advance their careers in enterprise application development.
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