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Spring REST: Getting Started

Spring REST is an essential part of Java Enterprise applications. This course will teach a broad knowledge of using Spring REST, including sending JSON messages, error handling and writing tests.

Intermediate
1h 11m
(208)

Created by peter van rijn

Last Updated Jun 27, 2025

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Spring REST: Getting Started

Spring REST is an essential part of Java Enterprise applications. This course will teach a broad knowledge of using Spring REST, including sending JSON messages, error handling and writing tests.

Intermediate
1h 11m
(208)

Created by peter van rijn

Last Updated Jun 27, 2025

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At the core of any Java developer's toolbox is a thorough knowledge of Spring and web services. Spring REST is the way to go for Java server applications combined with Angular, React, Android or iOS client apps. In this course, Spring REST, you’ll learn how to make web services with Spring Boot. First, you’ll learn how to write a simple web service. Next, you’ll explore a complete web application. Finally, you’ll discover how to write error handling and tests. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a broad knowledge of REST web services in Spring that will help you on your journey to becoming an all-around Java developer.

Spring REST: Getting Started
Intermediate
1h 11m
(208)
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peter van rijn - Pluralsight course - Spring REST: Getting Started
peter van rijn
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Peter loves programming and loves to teach programming. He has been working in the Java ecosystem since 1996, in many different roles: trainer, coach, developer, architect, consultant, auditor. Peter knows the many aspects of software development: programming languages(20+), frameworks, code generators, tools.

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