Jmix online course

The course was interesting and amazing to follow with Dmitriy. For the instructor I will give him a mark of 1000/10 (he is professional, academic, humble, he has patience to answer all our questions). If you can, tell the Jmix tech team that they create a great tool well architectured and extensible.

El bachir NOUNI

Java Developer

As a Java backend engineer, I found the JMIX training vital for bridging the gap to UI development. The course’s practical approach and expert instruction boosted my confidence and skills, preparing me to build UIs and transition into a full-stack developer role. I highly recommend this training as a streamlined path to becoming a proficient full-stack engineer without diving into HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

Jean-Claude Bucumi

Java backend developer

I enjoyed this course and learned new things to apply in practice immediately. All the topics discussed were presented through practical examples, while the instructor implemented them in real-time, which is very instructive and adds a lot of genuine credibility to the Jmix platform. The instructor was highly skilled and professional and could answer all the questions no matter how complex they were. I'm very satisfied and would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to work with Jmix, both platform beginners and proficient users of prior versions of Jmix.

Mladen Bucan

Java developer

The information provided was extremely helpful. I was very pleased with Dmitryi and the training session. I appreciated that he began incorporating short breaks, as it was initially challenging to maintain focus for three hours straight.

Jan Duda

Java developer

What you will learn

• Use Jmix Studio to create an application data model and implement the role-based access control model for the application.

• Restrict access to both the entire application resources (screens, menu items, and entities) and individual instances of entities.

• Examine and use the available software interfaces, validation methods, data types, entity relationships.

• Use the EntityManager, apply entity traits, learn available JPQL extensions.

• Create a user interface that links to data in just a few clicks. Work with screen templates to style Jmix applications and correctly configure components using XML descriptors.

• Entity types in Jmix

• Jmix framework annotations for entities

• Data store. Supported databases

• Multiple data stores. Referencing entities from different data stores

• Traits: Versioned, Audit, HasUUID, SoftDelete

• Key-value entities

• Entity states

• Database versioning. Liquibase Tool

• Non-standard data types (JPA converters)

• Entity Manager service. Usage and transaction management

• Entity graph for data fetch

• DataManager and EntityManager services. Similarities and differences

• Data Security and DataManager

• Data and Query Cache. Cache customization

• JPA callbacks

• Entity lifecycle events

• Optimistic and pessimistic locks

● Roles - advanced topics

○ Scopes

○ Specific policies

● Data access restrictions

○ Application of restrictions

○ Overriding data access checks in business logic

● Anonymous access to the application UI

● Programmatic user management

○ Data model of users and roles

○ User creation

○ Role assignment

○ Implementing a scenario of user registration and activation

● Additional security features

○ System authentication

○ Authentication events

○ User substitution

● Accessing users in Jmix add-ons. UserDetails, UserRepository, UserManager

● External authentication services

○ Integration with LDAP and Active Directory

○ Integration with KeyCloak SSO

○ Login and registration via social networks (Google and GitHub)

● Preparing the application for deployment

○ Deployment checklist

● Execution profiles

● Types of artifacts for deployment

○ Fat Jar

○ War

○ Docker image

● Application runtime overview

○ Dedicated server

○ Container

● Application deployment options

● Ensuring fault tolerance

○ Application clustering

○ Database replication

● Application monitoring and diagnostics tools

• Views in Jmix

• Opening Views – ViewsNavigation and DialogWindows APIs

• Routing and Navigation

• Notifications and Dialogs

• Background tasks

• Facets – non-visual view components

• Views extensions and working with view template

• Event Bus – global events in Jmix

• Lazy loading in views

• Styling • Layout rules

• Creating Custom Action class

• Creating UI components

11.11 - 09.12.2024

JMIX ONLINE COURSE

Advanced introduction to the Jmix platform for building business applications using Java or Kotlin. Discover a solution to your challenges and accelerate the development process.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE

Ideal for

Experienced developers