Hello guys, if you know Spring framework, then there is a good chance that you have heard about the classic Spring in Action book by Craig Walls. It's one of the best books to learn Spring, and many Java developers, including me, have learned Spring from that. But, even though the Spring in Action 5th Edition is one of the best books to learn Spring framework, it's just not enough to learn intricacies of developing a modern, full-featured RESTful Web Service using Spring Framework. It does have a chapter on developing RESTful Web Services. It nicely explains concepts like @RestController, @ResponseBody, @ResponseStatus, HTTP message converters, content negotiation, but that barely touches the surface of developing a production-quality RESTFul Web Service.
How to Control HTTP Caching in Java Web application using Spring MVC Framework
One of the standard requirement in a secure Java web application is to disallow the back button of the browser or invalid the session if the user hit the back button of the browser. You might have seen this behavior while doing online banking or net banking, almost all the banks don't allow you to use the browser's back button. Your session gets terminated as soon as you hit the back button, and you have to log in again to do any transaction. Btw, Have you ever checked some situation on your Java web application like, if you pressed the back button of your browser after logging in, what happened? You will find that the browser takes you to the previous page.
Top 5 Free Core Spring, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot Courses for Beginners to learn Online
I have been sharing a lot of resources e.g. books and courses recently and when I published my list of Top 5 courses to learn Spring and Hibernate, many of my readers asked about a similar list of free courses to learn Spring Framework like Core Spring, Spring MVC, Spring Security, and Spring Boot. That request was always back of my mind but I couldn't get time to put together a list, which I can share with you guys, but today is the day. In this list, I have compiled some of the best online free courses to learn Spring Framework from scratch, online at your own pace. You can not only learn core Spring like the framework which provides dependency injection, but also Spring MVC, the most important framework for a Java Web Developer, Spring Security, and Spring Boot to take your career to next level.
Top 5 Spring Cloud Annotations for Cloud Native Java Applications
If you are developing a Java application for Cloud, then you should learn Spring Cloud, a great framework and extension of the popular Spring framework, which can help you to develop a cloud-native Java application. Spring Cloud provides several necessary services required for a cloud-based Java application like configuration management, service discovery, circuit breakers, intelligent routing, micro-proxy, a control bus, one-time tokens, global locks, leadership election, distributed sessions, cluster state, etc. On top of that, it builds on the Spring framework, so it automatically provides essential features like dependency injection and inversion of control, which results in loosely coupled and easy to test Java application.
Top 5 Free Big Data Courses to Learn Hadoop, Spark Online - Best of Lot
If you want to learn Big Data technologies in 2020 like Hadoop, Apache Spark, and Apache Kafka and you are looking for some free resources e.g. books, courses, and tutorials, then you have come to the right place. In this article, I am going to share some of the best free online courses to learn Hadoop and Spark from Udemy and Pluralsight at your own pace. I personally like to start with FREE resources before I have enough knowledge to choose the right book or enroll in a little expensive course. It's also my passion to surf the web to find great free resources and share it with you guys.
Top 100 Data Structure and Algorithm Interview Questions for Java Programmers
Data structure and algorithms are a core part of any Programming job interview. It doesn't matter whether you are a C++ developer, a Java developer or a Web developer working in JavaScript, Angular, React, or Query. As a computer science graduate, it's expected from a program to have strong knowledge of both basic data structures, e.g. array, linked list, binary tree, hash table, stack, queue, and advanced data structures like the binary heap, trie, self-balanced tree, circular buffer, etc. I have taken a lot of Java interviews for both junior and senior positions in the past, and I have also been involved in interviewing C++ developers. One difference that I have clearly noticed between a C++ and a Java developer is their understanding and command of Data structure and algorithms.
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