Description
In this course you'll learn how to create a simple RESTlike API using Java programming language and Dropwizard, a popular framework to build RESTful APIs and microservices. The course begins with a brief introduction to REST architecture style principles and an overview of an example application to store bookmarks, called DropBookmarks, we'll build throughout the course.
In the following parts you'll create a Hello World application using Dropwizard, learn how to test the application and use various tools to check the output of restful APIs. Also you'll learn how to connect to a relational database using Hibernate ORM framework, how to use database migrations with Liquibase and how to secure your API using Basic Authentication.
The course currently consists of 59 lectures and 4 hours of video. After taking this course you'll be able to start developing RESTlike APIs at Level 2 of Richardson Maturity Model and microservices using Java and Dropwizard. Also, some of the topics you'll learn may be useful for development of Web-based Java applications using other frameworks.
Información sobre el Instructor
2.7 Calificación
794 Estudiantes
1 Cursos
Dmitry Noranovich
Java Developer and Entrepreneur
Dmitry Noranovich has been programming since 1993 when he learned C language to produce code to carry out computations for his research. Since then he has used C++ and Java for this purpose and as well taught an extracurricular computational physics course in a big university in south Russia. His experience also includes teaching general physics at university level. Besides Java, which is his primary programming language, Dmitry is dabbling in Angular.js and Bootstrap and is passionate about everything concerning REST APIs. Dmitry is a technology enthusiast and lifelong learner, so he periodically takes MOOCs in computer science and likes to think that someday he will produce one and also tries to learn something new on his own. When he doesn't work, he spends time with his wife and two kids. Should he have spare time, he prefers to spend it hiking or with his Kindle.
Student feedback
Reviews
This is my first experience with Udemy. And it's awful The course is so shitty. It doesn't even have theaudio explanation. The instructor is just doing things on screen. Even a free you tube video has much much greater value than this shitty course. Very disappointing. I lost time as well as money. Bye!
Stan Hogenboom
10-12-2020
The course is poor quality. The instructor zooms in on a small part of the screen for most of the time which makes it incredibly hard to understand the whole code. Explaination can be quite unclear at times. It's sad because there aren't that many courses on this subject.