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How to Program with Java Podcast

Trevor Page: Java Guru | Programmer | Teacher

Learn how to program using the Java programming language. This podcast will teach you step by step how to use the Java programming language to create your own applications or web applications!

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EP25 - JavaScript Data Types

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2017/07/28

Checkout the show notes of today's episode via http://coderscampus.com/25 Also, I've started a brand new "lifetime membership" deal for Coders Campus, you can check out the details of this new offer via http://coderscampus.com/lifetime

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15:00

EP23 - JavaScript Variables

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2017/07/14

Show notes for this episode are available via http://coderscampus.com/23 Also, don't forget about the sweet deal I have over at http://coderscampus.com/deal - you help support the show when you join our community of coders.

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39:06

EP22 - What's New in Spring 5 with John Thompson

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2017/07/07

You can sign up for early access to John's new course (plus a surprise bonus from me) via http://coderscampus.com/spring5

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21:01

Coders Campus EP21 - Dynamic Typing in JavaScript

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2017/06/29

Don't forget to check out this sweet deal on a Coders Campus via http://coderscampus.com/deal You'll get access to over 128 hours of video tutorial content that will teach you how to become a full-stack programmer (including an entire course on JavaScript too!)

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22:54

What is JavaScript?

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2017/06/22

Don't forget to check out the special deal that we're putting on for our podcast listeners via http://coderscampus.com/deal

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02:59

EP68 - Subscribe to my new show called the "Coders...

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2016/07/01

You can subscribe to the new show via this link: http://coderscampus.com/itunes There will be no more episodes of the How to Program with Java podcast (this podcast), all new episodes will be shared via the Coders Campus Podcast. So please go subscribe to that one now :)

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05:36

Episode 66 - Summer is here and something new is in...

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2016/06/28

I'm happy to announce that dropping on July 1st, 2016 - a brand new podcast will be hitting the digital shelves! Although the How to Program with Java podcast will be coming to an end, I'll be launching a brand new series dedicated to teaching you how to become a full-stack Java web application programmer. This new podcast will be called the "Coders Campus Podcast", so be sure to search for it in iTunes or wherever you download your podcasts :)

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47:01

EP65: HTML Design & Layout

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/12/01

Okay so you know how to add some styles and CSS to your webpage, that’s a great start, but what about deciding where all your text should go? What if you wanted to setup your website so that you have some text on the left hand side, and some images along the right? This is where design and layout comes into play. The DIV tag Probably one of the most powerful tools at your disposal for designing your webpage is the div tag. What this allows you to do is essentially outline “blocks” or “areas”

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44:57

EP 64: CSS 101 Tutorial

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/11/17

Cascading Style Sheets are a bit of a tricky beast in HTML. Given this fact, I wanted to dedicate an entire section to just this topic. Let’s start with the basics, shall we? What are Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)? Well, we’ve already talked a little bit about HTML formatting tags (like ), but that kind of formatting is embedded within your HTML code itself. What I mean by that is while you are typing out the HTML code for your page, you’ll actually have to type in in order to apply styles to

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48:48

EP 63: HTML Styles 101

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/11/04

In this HTML tutorial I would like to introduce two concepts to you: DOCTYPE Styles The DOCTYPE Currently as of the date this was published, web browsers are (mostly) supporting HTML 5. HTML has gone through several versions and variations over it’s lifetime, and because of this it’s highly suggested that you include something called a DOCTYPE. The purpose of a DOCTYPE is to tell the web browsers what version of HTML you are using on any given webpage. The benefit of telling the web-browser

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34:12

EP 62: Introduction to HTML

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/10/29

I’m so ridiculously excited to be introducing a whole new aspect of programming. Over the next few months I will be posting new articles on the topics of HTML, Javascript and jQuery. These are all technologies that you can use to create your very own interactive website. The really cool thing about building websites, is that you can leverage your existing knowledge of Java to create ever MORE powerful websites. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, for now we’ll focus first on HTML, then we’ll move

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40:40

HTML, CSS and JavaScript - Oh My!

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/10/20

The presentation layer is one of the three main layers in object-oriented programming. The three main layers include: Presentation Layer Business Layer Data Layer Now, these three layers are typically related to enterprise web applications. It’s a design pattern used to help separate your code out in three distinct areas that (if need be) can easily be switched out with another programming language or technology. So if you keep all of your presentation layer code in one area of your application,

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43:05

Hibernate Group By

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/10/10

In our last Hibernate lesson, you learned how to fix duplicate data from hibernate queries. In this lesson we’re going to focus on some of theaggregate functions that can be used with Hibernate, and of course that means diving into theGroup By clause. What’s important to note is that Hibernate doesn’t ever refer to it as group by, instead they use the term projections. So, armed with this knowledge, let’s jump into the lesson! Grouping Data with Hibernate In our examples, I’m going to show you

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31:48

Fixing Duplicate Data from Hibernate Queries

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/09/15

How to Fix Duplicate Data from Hibernate Queries This problem was the bane of my existence when I first started using Hibernate because I had no idea where the problem was coming from. If you’re executing a query and finding that you have a bunch of duplicate records and haven’t a clue why, then you’re in the right place. You see the problem is typically caused by having left joins (or optional joins) in your objects. When you have a base object, like say User and it joins to another

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42:08

Hibernate Persistence Life Cycle

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/09/05

Now it’s time to dive into the nitty gritty of Hibernate’s mysterious inner workings. I’m by no means an expert in Hibernate, but I do use it almost every day for my own projects, so I do know a thing or two about how it works. One topic that had me scratching my head for ages was the Hibernate life cycle. What I mean by the life cycle is the way Hibernate interacts with Java objects at certain points in the existence of said Java objects. Let’s start from the beginning… What the heck is a

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29:13

Fetch Type Lazy Vs Eager

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/08/27

What the heck is a Fetch Type? Great question! Hibernate is a very handy framework for removing your need to fully understand SQL, but it will force you to understand things such as joins. Joining two tables in SQL is the foundation of a relational database, as joins allow you to actually define relationships between tables (objects). Having said that, relationships are important to understand when talking about fetch types in Hibernate. This is the case because whenever you define a

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53:00

Hibernate @ManyToMany Unidirectional and Bidirectional

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/08/22

Hibernate @ManyToMany Unidirectional The Many-to-Many relationship can be best described by example. The example we’re going to use is that of the relationship between an Author and a Book. Authors publish Books, and Books have Authors. Any one Author can publish many Books, and any one Book can be published by many Authors, so this is why it is a many to many relationship. Other examples of the many to many relationship are Students to Courses and Employees to Projects. Let’s take a look at

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36:21

Hibernate @OneToOne Unidirectional / Bidirectional

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/08/08

One-to-One Unidirectional Relationship Since you’ve already learned about the ins and outs of how unidirectional one-to-many and bidirectional one-to-many relationships work, it’s time to learn about the One-to-One relationships. We will start things off with the unidirectional One-to-One relationship and how it’s set up in Hibernate. First thing is first, you need to understand how a One-to-One relationship is actually set up in a database. Once you understand that the child table declares the

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34:09

Hibernate @OneToMany Bidirectional Relationship

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/07/28

Since we’ve already learned about the unidirectional @ManyToOne relationship, we can now move on to talking about what a bidirectional relationship is like, when using Hibernate. The term “bidirectional” literally means “functioning in two directions”, which is the concept that we will apply in our relationships between two Java objects. When we have a bidirectional relationship between objects, it means that we are able to access Object A from Object B, and Object B from Object A. We can apply this

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55:48

Mapping Relationships with Hibernate

How to Program with Java Podcast ·

2014/07/23

In the past we have learned about database relationships, specifically the One-to-Many as well as the Many-to-Many and One-to-One and that was all good, great and grand… But now I want to talk about how to create those same relationships inside of Hibernate. Specifically, I want to focus on the One-to-Many relationship in Hibernate and how we go about mapping it out in our Java objects. But before we do, a word on unidirectional and bidirectional relationships. Unidirectional vs Bidirectional

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