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Spring, Maven, dependencies, H2, MySql, JUnit5, Design Patterns I'm really enjoying my Java journey. Much of it is outlined in the repositories below.

Java Timeline (includes Kotlin)

Java Timeline (includes Kotlin)

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DBServer

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I’m really enjoying this project, getting to grips with CRUD to and from a file at byte level, and transactionally. It brings it to life having to handle these concepts yourself, albeit with guidance. This course feels so informal that I happily go on detours and try new things, make my own messes, fix them. All the while looking up new parts of the language I’m being introduced to (reflection for instance) and seeing real problems solved in working code rather than just conceptually.

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Spring Pet Clinic Project

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A larger project from a Spring Framework course. New perspectives and practice in Spring for me.

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Spring Recipe Project

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One of the larger projects from a Spring Framework course I followed. Some parts were completely new for me, for example I had never worked with command objects. It was worthwhile getting a different perspective to how I was initially taught. This is not a simple code along I upgraded the testing to JUnit5 and wrote each test from scratch. Up to this point, I had never written so many tests.

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cg_cwm_sl_examples

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Admittedly this is a mess of a repository. But it is choc-full of Java goodness. It began as an example/code along with a course but grew to hold all sorts of code snippets and design pattern examples. This public gitHub copy has a relatively recent first commit but it was transferred from my GitLab.

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VaadinSandbox

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Carrying on with Vaadin, following book examples and creating sandbox.

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Vaadin Flow Tutorial

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During Multimedi stage it was necessary to learn Vaadin

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Share Easy Backend

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Share Portfolio Project - Backend. I took what I had learned so far in the Java Course and began my own project designed for share-clubs.

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Fighting Championship

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Fighting Championship Exercise that I added to with Spring Security.

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SpringFilms

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Film Project

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Spring JPA Experimentation 02a

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Continuation of the below, experiment turned into console app, I didn’t know how to fix a git lock issue and so created a new repo. (Delete git lock file)

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Spring JPA Experimentation 02

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Own Experimentation with Spring JPA model/repo/service

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Javax Persistence Experimentation

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Own Experimentation with javax persistence, repo name/links are misleading not Spring JPA. I had some attached notes in Dropbox paper.