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Can Anyone Recommend Spring Tutorial - spondevival - Aug 30, 2019
There's a lot of Spring boot tutorials on the internet I just don't want to waste time with like bad ones. Does anyone here know a Spring Boot masterclass that can teach me all the basics(detailed lessons as much as possible) that I need to land a Java with Spring Boot jobs. I've see one with Udemy (warez disallowed) and baeldung but the reviews are not quite good and in my experience Udemy (warez disallowed) tutorials are really not that great, I feel like they are rushed or something. I usually just prefer reading the documentation and/or official tutorials but I hope you guys can recommend good video tutorials for this. Thanks!
RE: Can Anyone Recommend Spring Tutorial - MavenGradle - Aug 31, 2019
Baeldung is generally very outdated or uses questionable methods to get something done. Was thinking of writing a couple of Spring Boot tutorials here but I don't know if a lot of people here even know what it is or what it does. Udemy (warez disallowed) is fine if you're in a hurry for the most part.
I learned it through books and generally staying up to date and the book I can recommend is the one written by Craig Walls, can't remember the name exactly but I believe it was Spring Boot in action.
RE: Can Anyone Recommend Spring Tutorial - pointandlaugh - Sep 1, 2019
I just learned off the guides on spring.io. They're not the prettiest thing, but they are coming straight from the community and won't steer you wrong.
Alternatively, the Spring Conf channel has a whole range of videos from their conferences and webinars, you might find what you want there
RE: Can Anyone Recommend Spring Tutorial - Caliban - Sep 2, 2019
The official docs are quite good, personally i learned most of my Spring and Spring Boot skills on pluralsight, tons of courses there. Also its important you always try things yourself. Spring Boot is basically just some good defaults/autoconfiguration for your Spring App (which is just an IOC Container with a huge amount of libs), which is often times used for rapid app development.