Build REAL-TIME REST APIs with Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security 6, JWT, Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, MySQL, Docker, AWS
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Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
IDE screen showing the SecurityConfig class implementation with a prominent green banner confirming the use of Spring Security 6 without deprecated APIs.
IDE screenshot showing the Maven pom.xml configuration for a Spring Boot project, highlighting the parent version 3.0.8 and included dependencies.
IDE screen displaying the AuthController class implementation for login and registration endpoints in a Spring Boot REST API project.
The IDE displays the Category entity class in Java, featuring JPA annotations like @Entity and @OneToMany to define database relationships.
The instruction covers the full development cycle, from initial CRUD operations to Dockerizing the application and deploying it to AWS.
Learner signals indicate that the instructor provides in-depth explanations and brief summaries to ensure conceptual understanding.
The curriculum contains multiple sections explicitly labeled as containing Spring Boot 2 content, which may cause confusion alongside the newer Spring Boot 3 and Security 6 materials.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching Spring Boot through a practical project.