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Master spring boot and spring security by building a shopping cart backend project. Starting with project generation, you’ll learn to create and map entity classes, implement CRUD operations, and develop services and controllers for products, categories, and carts.
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(0:00:00) intro
(0:01:23) generating the project
(0:20:58) creating and mapping entity classes
(0:40:46) implementing the product crud
(1:05:12) implementing the product service
(1:13:51) implementing the category service
(1:37:01) implementing product image service
(1:59:35) implementing the image controller
(2:14:28) implementing the category controller
(2:41:22) implementing the product controller
(3:10:10) testing the product api
(3:33:09) working with dtos
(3:43:52) implementing the cart entities
(3:55:37) implementing the cart service
(4:07:54) add item to cart
(4:10:42) remove item from cart
(4:16:41) update item quantity
(4:25:18) implementing the cart controller
(4:36:00) implementing the cartItem controller
(4:58:43) testing the cartItem api
(5:07:55) testing the cart api
(5:18:12) creating the order entities
(5:32:00) creating the order service
(5:37:41) creating the user entities
(5:44:19) implementing the order service-2
(5:57:09) implementing the user service
(6:10:14) implementing the order controller
(6:20:14) working with the order dto
(6:32:07) implementing the user controller
(6:45:57) implementing the user dto
(7:39:32) testing the project
(7:49:55) fixing apis errors
(8:04:15) integrating spring security to project
(8:12:02) integrating the user security service
(8:44:25) integrating jwt to project
(8:53:25) implementing the security config class
(9:13:33) project clean up
(9:21:48) project security testing
(9:30:42) implementing the login api
(9:44:52) implementing the login api
(9:52:57) project wrap up Read More freeCodeCamp.org
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