Advanced Enterprise Web Development Course

Course Content

This course is structured into three main parts:

• Introduction to the development environment and tools that will be used in this course
  • VSCode Extensions for JEE, Maven: Presenting the main Visual Studio Code (VSCode) extensions that will be used and recalling the principles of Maven.
  • Git and Git Flow: Covering Git, a crucial decentralized version control system for efficient software development project management. We also delve into Git Flow, an extension of Git, to understand its branching standards and workflows for improved collaboration and parallel development.
  • CI/CD Pipeline with GitLab: Diving into the world of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) using GitLab. This part focuses on creating and managing CI/CD pipelines, enabling faster and more reliable software development with automated testing and deployment.
Web Application Development using JEE (Jakarta EE)
• JEE Concepts: Introduction to foundational concepts like Servlets, MVC, JSP, JSTL. Development of a complete JEE application.
• Spring & Spring Boot: Exploration of Spring Boot and JPA frameworks with hands-on development.
• Microservices with Spring: In-depth exploration of building microservices using Spring Boot, focusing on creating independently deployable, scalable services. Hands-on development includes creating RESTful services, configuring Spring Cloud, and implementing service discovery.
• Deployment with Docker and Docker Compose: Introduction to containerization concepts using Docker. This section covers the basics of creating Docker images, managing containers, and using Docker Compose for orchestrating multi-container applications. Practical exercises include deploying a microservices architecture with Docker and Docker Compose.

Project 1: Creating a complete web application using Spring Boot and JPA.

Transforming Enterprise Web Applications into Software Product Lines
• Introduction to Software Product Line Engineering: Understanding Software Product Lines (SPL), Feature Models, and software variability.
• Migrating individual applications to SPL: Introduction the approach for migrating web applications into SPL.

Project 2:: Migrating the developed web application into an SPL.

Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on hands-on practical work, supplemented by instructional slides. This year, we have exclusively adopted #Vscode for its advanced capabilities and impressive range of extensions for Java and Spring Boot.

All resources related to this course (slides, projects, etc.) are available on the official Moodle Page at Sorbonne University.