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Spring Developer Track
Overview

The Spring Developer Track is designed for experienced Java developers who would like to gain more depth on Spring, know how to build loosely-coupled and testable applications, as well as learn aspect oriented programming.
Included in the track are courses designed to teach creating web applications using Spring and the technologies related to enterprise application integration.
Benefits of the Program
Trainees will learn to do the following:
- Use the Spring Framework to develop Java applications
- Use dependency injection to setup and configure applications
- Build rich clients using AJAX and JavaScript
- Test web applications for correctness
- Create concurrent applications and schedule tasks using Spring
- Create SOAP and REST Web services
Target Audience
Experienced enterprise Java developers and architects who want to learn how to take advantage of the Spring Framework in their web applications.
Course List

Core Spring Training
Spring is a dependency injection framework that simplifies Java EE development and testing.
This course is designed for experienced developers who would like to gain more depth on Spring and building loosely-coupled and testable applications, as well as aspect oriented programming.

Spring Cloud Developer: Microservices Training
Microservices is a software and organization pattern for delivering business value quickly. Spring Boot and Spring Cloud are a powerful combination for building modern microservices architectures that leverage industry-tested technology like distributed configuration, services discovery and circuit breakers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the prerequisites needed before I take this training track?
Trainees must have attended our "Agile Engineering & Java Best Practices" and "Introduction to Java Enterprise Development" courses, or have expertise in the topics tackled in these courses.
What skills should I expect to possess at the end of the course?
Trainees will know how to use the Spring Framework to develop Java applications, create concurrent applications and schedule tasks using Spring, use Spring Batch for Enterprise Integration based on batch processing, and use the Spring Framework to develop Web applications implementing RESTful services using Spring MVC.