Spring Boot 2: How To Get Started and Build a Microservice

by Jens Boje

Learn to build your first microservice with Spring Boot. Together we will write a production-ready microservice with a REST API in just a few hours. All starting from having zero experience with Spring at all. Revised and extended 3rd edition Using Spring Boot 2.1.8.RELEASE version .Our guides give you brief lessons on a single topic to get you started in no time. We leave the fluff out so you can focus and learn better and faster. Stop wasting hours of your life watching video courses or reading boring compendiums. Use our guide and save your precious time and be way ahead of your competitors on that next big project.We build a real application ( less than 850 lines of code though) using a standard Maven project structure together, and I will explain you the steps and libraries involved on the go. You must know Java.You learn best by coding. The way I love learning too. And not by reading fluffy compendiums or watching 10 hours and more of videos. Sure, you can do that, but any developer following my guide will be way ahead of you before you are even halfway through that video course.What you will build a Microservice for storing comments and providing a REST Interface for interacting with the data. The sample application is modeled after a real production application to guide you through building your first Spring Boot application.What you will You must have experience with Java as we are not covering Java basics. Everything else we use is covered in the guide. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact me using the email address at the end of the book. I'll answer your questions and improve the book with your feedback. Promised!

108 pages, Paperback

Published September 20, 2019

Reviews

[Juan Valera · Rating 1 out of 5]

El autor es un poco desordenado al momento de agregar el código, no indica las referencias y hay algunas librerías que no menciona pero necesitas, así que omite un poco de info, si ya tienes experiencia con spring boot no tendrás problemas con inferir la información que falta, por el contrario si estás iniciando en spring boot, no lo recomiendo.