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Following HTTP Basics, MVC-1 lecture is also over. This lecture seems to have been a little longer than the previous lectures. So it was good, but it was also a little difficult. I learned a lot this time. I learned how Spring works internally. (Especially ArgumentResolver, MessageConverter) Also, it was good that there were cases where I applied the contents I learned in the previous lectures while studying. For example, when an error page appeared by mistake, I solved it by looking at the HTTP message. In fact, I manually added a 300 error and Location information to the header and checked the operation of the web browser. When the code kept not being applied, I checked that it was taken from the cache and solved it by clearing the browser cache. I could definitely feel that I had improved compared to before. Lastly, Younghan. I have a dream of developing an app and implementing an API server on my own and operating a small-scale app. That is why the Restful API design lecture that Younghan mentioned at the end is so urgent. Of course, you must be busy making the lecture that needs to be done now. I would like to ask you to teach me Restful API design someday! Thank you so much for this lecture. I would also like to ask you to teach me MVC-2.
Thank you, Super Novice, for listening so diligently. Real-world! If you study up to Part 2 of Spring Boot and JPA, you will get a rough idea of how to use Restful API :)




