Database Fundamentals for Java Programmers

Database Fundamentals for Java Programmers

by Martin Kalin
Released November 2016
Publisher(s): Infinite Skills
ISBN: 9781491973431

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Video description

Database programming and design are core competencies expected of every Java programmer. This code-oriented course moves you toward competency by providing a detailed overview of how to program for the two most common types of database systems used today: The traditional relational RDBMS systems (e.g. Oracle, SQL Server, and PostgreSQL) and the now popular non-relational NoSQL systems (e.g. Mongo DB and Apache Cassandra).

Filled with hands-on action, you'll work with three databases: SQLite3 (relational), PostgreSQL (relational), and MongoDB (NoSQL) and three APIs: JDBC, JPA, and the Java API for MongoDB. In addition, the course also covers the basics of schema design and normalization in RDBMSes.

  • Acquire the database and design knowledge every Java programmer must possess
  • Understand the distinctions in programming for relational systems vs. NoSQL systems
  • Go hands-on with three popular database systems: SQLite3, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB
  • Gain experience programming with the Java JDBC, JPA, and MongoDB APIs
  • Explore the basics of schema design and normalization for RDBMS systems
  • Learn to evaluate the trade-offs between lightweight and heavyweight database systems
  • Course is designed for learners with basic Java skills and access to Java 8 or later
Martin Kalin has a Ph.D. from Northwestern University and is a professor in the College of Computing and Digital Media at DePaul University who's worked with Java since 1995. In addition to teaching, Martin is a commercial programmer who specializes in writing large software systems related to production planning and scheduling. He has co-written a series of books on C and C++ and is the author of six O'Reilly titles, including "Beginning Java Web Development" and "Learning Apache Tomcat".

Table of contents

  1. Introduction
    1. Overview Of Database Basics Using Java 00:03:06
    2. About Me 00:01:39
    3. Software Requirements And Installation 00:05:48
    4. Database Flavors And Systems 00:08:34
  2. JDBC As The Fundamental Java API
    1. JDBC Basics 00:06:41
    2. Overview Of The recClub Database 00:05:06
    3. Code Analysis 1 For The recClub App 00:08:26
    4. Code Analysis 2 For The recClub App 00:10:56
    5. How To Compile And Run The Code Examples 00:06:35
    6. Select Queries Overview 00:07:03
    7. Code Analysis 1 For The Select App 00:06:41
    8. Code Analysis 2 For The Select App 00:11:57
    9. Programming Exercise For Select Queries 00:03:37
    10. Assessment Of The Select Queries Exercise 00:03:42
    11. SQLite3 Client In Detail 00:08:24
    12. Overview Of Webifying A JDBC App 00:05:03
    13. A Sample Web App With JDBC 00:05:27
    14. More On The CRUD Operations In JDBC 00:07:29
    15. JDBC And Related APIs 00:06:07
    16. Wrapup Of JDBC And SQL Basics 00:06:02
  3. Table Design
    1. Data Definition Language (DDL) And Data Manipulation Language (DML) 00:06:08
    2. Table Normalization: Overview And Motivation 00:09:02
    3. Normalization Basics 1 00:08:00
    4. Normalization Basics 2 00:04:35
    5. More On Join Operations 1 00:06:17
    6. More On Join Operations 2 00:06:28
    7. More On Join Operations 3 00:06:29
    8. Indexing And Pattern-Based Searching 00:07:14
    9. Wrapup Of Normalization And Joins 00:06:39
  4. SQL Beyond The Basics
    1. Transactions: The Acid Properties 00:07:05
    2. Transaction Code Analysis 1 00:06:10
    3. Transaction Code Analysis 2 00:04:36
    4. Transaction Programming Exercise 00:03:54
    5. Assessment Of The Transaction Code Example 00:08:08
    6. Data Hierarchies In A Relational Database 00:06:18
    7. Data Hierarchy Code Analysis 00:07:50
    8. Triggers 00:07:10
    9. Wrapup Of Transactions And Triggers 00:04:59
  5. JPA As The Java ORM API
    1. From JDBC To JPA 00:06:19
    2. JPA Code Example Overview 00:05:47
    3. JPA Code Analysis 1 00:08:35
    4. JPA Code Analysis 2 00:09:19
    5. Another JPA Code Example 00:12:15
    6. JPA Programming Exercise 00:06:47
    7. The recClub Database In JPA 00:11:23
    8. Wrapup Of JPA Basics 00:05:25
  6. From SQLite3 To PostgreSQL
    1. PostgreSQL Installation And Setup 00:05:16
    2. A First App Against PostgreSQL 00:08:04
    3. Database Relationships: Overview 00:06:18
    4. EMP-DEPT Code Analysis 1 00:06:20
    5. EMP-DEPT Code Analysis 2 00:08:35
    6. Wrapup Of JPA With PostgreSQL 00:04:29
  7. From Relational To NoSQL Database Systems
    1. NoSQL Databases: Overview And Motivation 00:06:09
    2. MongoDB: Installation And Setup 00:03:46
    3. MongoDB Code Example 1 00:05:07
    4. MongoDB Code Example 2 00:04:09
    5. Porting The recClub Database To MongoDB 00:06:37
    6. MongoDB Under The Hood 00:06:29
    7. MongoDB Queries Example 00:07:52
    8. Wrapup Of NoSQL And MongoDB 00:05:47
  8. Course Wrapup
    1. Wrapup Of The Database Systems And APIs 00:05:34

Product information

  • Title: Database Fundamentals for Java Programmers
  • Author(s): Martin Kalin
  • Release date: November 2016
  • Publisher(s): Infinite Skills
  • ISBN: 9781491973431