Real-world! Spring Boot and JPA Utilization 1 - Web Application Development

hello everyone

Finally, we have opened the HTTP web basics knowledge lecture.

• Course name: HTTP Web Basics for All Developers
• Number of lectures: 40
• Lecture materials: 350 PPT pages

Link: https://www.inflearn.com/course/http-%EC%9B%B9-%EB%84%A4%ED%8A%B8%EC%9B%8C%ED%81%AC

Nowadays, everything is transmitted via HTTP. Not only the HTML, images, videos, and files that we are familiar with, but also most of the time, when apps and servers communicate via APIs, or when servers communicate with each other, HTTP is used.

So mobile app developers, web front-end developers, and back-end developers all need to know and use HTTP. In particular, back-end developers use web frameworks or technologies such as Spring Web MVC, JSP, PHP, ASP.NET, Node.js, Python Django, and Ruby on Rails, and all of these web technologies are implemented based on HTTP .

In fact, I had a lot of concerns while preparing the Spring Web MVC lecture. Since Spring Web MVC is also implemented based on HTTP, you need to understand HTTP itself first to understand Spring MVC deeply. So, I prepared an HTTP lecture to solidify the foundation before the Spring Web MVC lecture. (Spring Web MVC is being prepared as the next lecture.)

And I have seen many cases where web application developers working in the field have troubles or make wrong choices because they do not understand HTTP itself well. Is it right to design an API URL like this? When should I use POST and when should I use PUT? What HTTP status code is best to choose? If you do not clearly understand HTTP, you will continue to have these troubles.

Web application developers will spend their entire lives developing on top of HTTP. This course will provide a solid overview of the core HTTP content essential for practical development .

thank you