I have been trying for some time to tackle learning APIs with Java and found this awesome tutorial that is for beginners like me! I thought that I would share!
Salisu Wada's Spring Boot Tutorial
Thanks, Salisu!
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I tried Spring Boot some time ago. Yes it is far easier compared to the classic Spring, and i also liked it. But the verbosity is really a big problem to me. In addition to that i never really liked the deploy process of a Java application even with spring. Thanks for your article - will try it out again tomorrow morning :D