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Roadmap to Master Spring Boot, Spring, and Maven

### Theoretical Knowledge

#### Core Java

1. OOP Concepts: Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Encapsulation.

2. Collections Framework: List, Set, Map, and their implementations.

3. Exception Handling: Checked and unchecked exceptions.

4. Java Streams: Functional programming concepts, Lambdas, and Stream API.

5. Annotations: Understanding Java annotations and their usage.

#### JDBC Basics

1. How to connect to a database using JDBC.

2. PreparedStatements and ResultSet.

3. Transactions and Batch Processing.

#### Servlets and JSP

1. Basics of HTTP (GET, POST, etc.).

2. Request and Response Lifecycle.

3. Sessions and Cookies.

#### Spring Framework Fundamentals

1. Dependency Injection (DI):

- Constructor-based and Setter-based injection.

- Inversion of Control (IoC) concept.

2. Spring Beans:
- Bean lifecycle and scopes (Singleton, Prototype, etc.).

3. Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP):

- Concepts of Cross-Cutting Concerns, Advice, and Pointcuts.

4. Spring Modules:

- Overview of Core Container, Data Access/Integration, Web, and AOP modules.

#### Maven Basics

1. POM.xml:

- Dependencies, Plugins, and Properties.

2. Lifecycle Phases:

- Clean, Build, Install, and Deploy.

3. Maven Repository:

- Local, Central, and Remote repositories.

4. Profiles and Dependency Scopes:

- Compile, Test, Provided, etc.

### Practical Knowledge

#### Spring

1. Bean Management:

- Configure beans in XML and Java Config.

2. Spring JDBC:

- Use of JdbcTemplate.

3. Spring Data JPA:

- Repository concepts, CRUD operations.

4. Transaction Management:

- @Transactional annotation.
5. REST APIs with Spring MVC:

- Controllers, @RequestMapping, @PathVariable, @RequestParam.

6. Validation:

- Use of @Valid and custom validators.

#### Spring Boot

1. Spring Boot Starter Dependencies:

- What are starters, e.g., spring-boot-starter-web, spring-boot-starter-data-jpa.

2. Auto-Configuration:

- Understand how Spring Boot simplifies configuration.

3. Spring Boot Annotations:

- @SpringBootApplication, @ComponentScan, @RestController, etc.

4. Application Properties:

- application.properties or application.yml.

5. Actuator:

- Monitoring and metrics.

6. Profiles:

- Managing different environments (dev, prod).

#### Maven

1. Build and Run:

- How to build a project using mvn clean install.

2. Dependency Management:

- Adding and updating dependencies.

3. Plugins:

- Usage of Maven plugins for code coverage, packaging, etc.


#### Database

1. Integration with Databases:

- Using H2, MySQL, or PostgreSQL with Spring Boot.

2. Writing SQL Queries:

- Native and JPQL queries.

3. Flyway or Liquibase:

- Database versioning and migrations.

#### Additional Tools

1. Postman:

- Testing REST APIs.

2. Lombok:

- Simplifying boilerplate code like getters, setters.

3. Unit Testing:

- Writing test cases using JUnit and Mockito.

### Roadmap to Learning

1. Master Java fundamentals, especially OOP and Collections.

2. Learn JDBC basics to understand database interactions.

3. Get comfortable with Maven for managing dependencies and builds.

4. Explore Spring (IoC, DI, AOP, MVC) for foundational knowledge.

5. Dive into Spring Boot for rapid application development with practical projects.

**Tip**: Build small projects (like a To-Do app or Employee Management System) to apply these

concepts practically!

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