Unit 1: ORM Fundamentals
Unit 2: Hibernate Core Concepts
Unit 3: Hibernate vs. Other Technologies
Unit 4: Setting Up Your Development Environment
Hibernate: A Practical Guide
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Unit 1: XML Configuration
Unit 2: Annotation-Based Configuration
Unit 3: Java-Based Configuration
Unit 4: Database Connections and Connection Pools
Unit 5: Hibernate Properties and Logging
Unit 1: Basic Entity Mapping
Unit 2: Defining Primary Keys and Constraints
Unit 3: One-to-One Relationships
Unit 4: One-to-Many and Many-to-One Relationships
Unit 5: Many-to-Many Relationships
Unit 6: Composite Keys and Custom Data Types
Unit 1: Creating Data
Unit 2: Reading Data
Unit 3: Updating Data
Unit 4: Deleting Data
Unit 5: Session and Transaction Management
Unit 1: Basic HQL Queries
Unit 2: Advanced HQL Queries
Unit 3: HQL vs. SQL
Unit 4: Optimizing HQL Queries
Unit 1: Building Basic Criteria Queries
Unit 2: Advanced Criteria Queries
Unit 3: Combining Criteria API and HQL
Unit 4: Pagination and Sorting
Unit 1: Levels of Caching
Unit 2: Second-Level Cache Configuration
Unit 3: Using Ehcache
Unit 4: Cache Concurrency and Invalidation
Unit 1: Transaction Management
Unit 2: Transaction Isolation Levels
Unit 3: Optimistic Locking
Unit 4: Pessimistic Locking
Unit 5: Managing Concurrent Access
Unit 1: One-to-One Relationships Revisited
Unit 2: One-to-Many and Many-to-One Relationships Revisited
Unit 3: Many-to-Many Relationships Revisited
Unit 4: Lazy Loading and Eager Loading
Unit 5: Resolving the N+1 Problem
Unit 1: Spring and Hibernate Integration
Unit 2: Spring Transaction Management
Unit 3: Configuring Hibernate as a Spring Bean
Unit 4: Building a Complete Application
Unit 1: Coding Best Practices
Unit 2: Configuration Best Practices
Unit 3: Identifying Performance Bottlenecks
Unit 4: Schema Generation and Reverse Engineering
Unit 5: Monitoring and Tuning Performance
Unit 1: Hibernate Interceptors
Unit 2: Hibernate Listeners
Unit 3: Custom Data Types and User-Defined Functions
Unit 4: Hibernate Spatial Extensions
Unit 1: Hibernate as a JPA Provider
Unit 2: JPA Annotations with Hibernate
Unit 3: EntityManager API
Unit 4: Migrating to JPA
Unit 1: Reactive Programming with Hibernate
Unit 2: Hibernate and Cloud-Native Architectures
Unit 3: Hibernate in Microservices Environments
Unit 1: Project Planning and Design
Unit 2: Implementing Data Access Layer
Unit 3: Implementing Business Logic Layer
Unit 4: Implementing User Interface
Unit 5: Deployment and Testing