Advanced Level: Java, Spring, JPA, REST API, MySql, Postman

In this tutorial, we will create the backend for the gorgeous web app MyFlightApp.

We’ll make use of Maven, Postman, Hibernate JPA, MySql, Spring Data, Spring IoC, Spring Security, and Java Spring Boot.

An open-source application framework called the Spring Framework offers infrastructure assistance for creating Java applications.

Making standalone, professional-grade Spring-based apps that you can “simply launch” is simple using Spring Boot.

A high-level SpringSource project called Spring Data aims to standardize and simplify access to many types of persistence stores, including both relational database systems and NoSQL data stores.

An API testing tool is called Postman. Using a graphical user interface, it is an HTTP client that evaluates HTTP requests. This is how we get the various replies that must be subsequently verified.

Based on the POM, Maven is a strong project management tool (project object model). It is used in project development, dependency management, and documentation.

Representational State Transfer, or REST, is an architectural design pattern for distributed hypermedia systems.

Beginning with an empty folder, we will gradually create our web application.

You will learn all you need to know to construct skilled web apps step-by-step in this course.

By the end of this course, you will have a complete understanding of both basic ideas and new features, making you a skilled backend developer.

We won’t stick to the fundamentals; instead, we’ll go into more complex features and attempt to apply them to this web application.

No matter what your goal is, you will be able to take on more difficult projects, apply for jobs as a backend developer, or start your own backend development business as a freelancer.

Therefore, I would be delighted to welcome you to this course and am looking forward to getting started with you.