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It looks interesting but reading through the articles I can't help wondering who this (what audience) this is written for. I do not know much about Spring, Mave
by pan69 15y ago
It looks interesting but reading through the articles I can't help wondering who this (what audience) this is written for. I do not know much about Spring, Maven and all that and it seems, that even though I'm comfortable with Java, a bit alien to me.
- rickette 15y agoJava is used in all sorts of places. If you're only familiar with lets say, writing Java desktop or console applications (Java SE) I can imagine this stuff looking a bit alien. But if your doing web and enterprise development in Java (Java EE) it's pretty common to use Spring, Maven and the likes.
- baeldungcaliah 15y agoSpring is just one of the ways to implement a RESTful service with Java. That being said, as long as you're using a framework and not writing everything yourself (which I imagine is not the case), this type of implementation should be familiar. If however you're outside of the web/REST context, then yes, the code may look odd. So the audience should be developers working on a RESTful architecture with Java and Spring. Thanks for the interesting feedback. Eugen.