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  Need a little help with a Herculean task Cecil Westerhof <Cecil@decebal.nl> - 2019-10-23 21:40 +0200
    Re: Need a little help with a Herculean task Arne Vajhøj <arne@vajhoej.dk> - 2019-10-23 21:11 -0400

#39172 — Need a little help with a Herculean task

In two weeks I have to give a workshop of four hours to junior Java
programmers about: Hibernate, Spring, Maven, Microservices, Cloud en
RabbitMQ.
(I know it is a lot, but that is the challenge my boss gave me.)

The goal is that they will understand the basics of them all. I split
it in an introduction about Hibernate, Spring, Maven with a hands-on
about mostly Hibernate. And an introduction about Microservices, Cloud
and RabbitMQ with a hands-on about RabbitMQ.

Any tips about what to put in the hands-ons? To make sure the
knowledge endures and is expanded on I want to encourage the
participants to practice and explore each day for at least a month and
give them some 'homework'. Any tips how to encourage them and create
exercises that they will do and will them help building there
knowledge?

-- 
Cecil Westerhof
Senior Software Engineer
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilwesterhof

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On 10/23/2019 3:40 PM, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
> In two weeks I have to give a workshop of four hours to junior Java
> programmers about: Hibernate, Spring, Maven, Microservices, Cloud en
> RabbitMQ.
> (I know it is a lot, but that is the challenge my boss gave me.)
> 
> The goal is that they will understand the basics of them all. I split
> it in an introduction about Hibernate, Spring, Maven with a hands-on
> about mostly Hibernate. And an introduction about Microservices, Cloud
> and RabbitMQ with a hands-on about RabbitMQ.
> 
> Any tips about what to put in the hands-ons? To make sure the
> knowledge endures and is expanded on I want to encourage the
> participants to practice and explore each day for at least a month and
> give them some 'homework'. Any tips how to encourage them and create
> exercises that they will do and will them help building there
> knowledge?

I hope you will focus on JPA and JMS API's not Hibernate and
RabbitMQ API's.

:-)

And Spring is a ton of things today.

To be practical I would suggest something like below.

Hibernate using Java SE console applications:
1) save some data in some tables
2) get data from one table without criteria
3) get data from one table with criteria
4) get data from multiple tables (1:M relation)

Spring DI using Java SE console applications:
1) load simple class
2) load class with properties
3) plugin model with two implementations with different sets of properties

MQ using Java SE console applications:
1) send end receive
2) subscribe and publish

Arne

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