Spring REST: Getting Started
Course info
Course info
Description
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.
About the author
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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Course Overview
Hello. I'm Peter van Rijn. Welcome to my course on Spring REST. I do have more than 20 years' experience with Java in many roles as a programmer, architect, consultant, teacher, and coach. Spring is by far the most popular Java enterprise framework, and REST is the ubiquitous way of sending data over to it. Especially Spring boot has many libraries to make Spring REST easy and fun not only for sending plain JSON messages, but also for sending error messages and messages with hyperlinks. And to make your code robust there are many testing libraries available. All this will be covered in this course in theory and illustrated with many demos. By the end of this course you will have a solid foundation to write professional Spring REST applications. Before beginning this course you should have some basic knowledge on Java programming. From here you can continue your learning with courses on Spring, especially Spring 5, and Angular and React in combination with the Spring backend. I hope you'll join me on the journey to learn Spring REST at Pluralsight.