Webinar: Building REST-ful services with Spring

Presenter: Josh Long
Slide: www.slideshare....
Code: github.com/jos...
Today's applications don't exist in isolation. REST applications and web services are a great way to connect applications together. REST is a design principle that imposes no constraints on the client except basic HTTP support, which all platforms provide. Designing REST services, however, is still as much art as it is science, as standards are emerging. Join Spring Developer Advocate Josh Long, and stealth presenters Craig Walls and Oliver Gierke, as they introduces some of the ins-and-outs of REST API design with Spring, building on Spring MVC, Spring HATEOAS and answers some commonly- asked questions like how to secure REST-ful services, and how to tailor payload serialization to your specific use cases.
Learn more about REST on www.spring.io
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projects.spring... (spring MVC's REST controller)
projects.spring...

[@kabal911]

every day I find more amazing things to do with spring

[@jucosorin]

This is a great talk. Thanks a lot guys!

[@SpringSourceDev]

it is too quiet, or is it some other problem? Sounds fine from here in the headphones.

[@kiranreddykasa]

was eagerly waiting for this. Thanks

[@JoshLong]

good catch! I fixed it in the deck.

[@ddewaele]

Great webcast, but as far as the audio is concerned. it does indeed sound like the REST API was developed on the moon and the moderator was in mission control in Kennedy Space Center.

[@abhiesa]

Around 34.50-34.60
example is shown for OR in spring but and in sql

[@f.k.9617]

Hi Josh,
Thanks for the informative video. Could you please let me know how to build the projects?
I am able to check in the code from git but not able to compile or run it.
Thanks

[@JoshLong]

you should be able to descend into the code/web directory, then run mvn clean install. The stuff inside the code/client directory is a basic Android and iOS client, so you'll need an Android SDK and XCode setup. LMK if this helps.

[@JoshLong]

Hi Firas,
Try doing a fresh git clone or git pull, then - in the-spring-rest-stack/code/web - run a Maven build using 'mvn clean install'. Everything should build fine. Maven may take a while for the first run to successfully complete.

[@jmwild1]

Presentation overall is great, informative, but the poor audio quality is distracting. There are times I had to strain to follow what was being said and had to rewatch some parts.

[@richardpeterson]

It sounds like it was heavily compressed audio with poor bit rate. Perhaps over Skype or something. Need to get a lav mike if you don't have one, and record directly at, say, 192 kbit/s - NOT through your web conference software.
The bad audio makes it difficult to understand some parts.

[@JoshLong]

fixed, thanks!

[@peterwein929]

Hi Josh, try to get a start with your tutorial! Seems your tutorial.asc isn't in sync with the project, and to understand better I wonder if you could tell me what revision of the documentation fits to the code? That would help me a lot... Thanks for the tutorial anyway, I have learned a lot, as I am a native C programmer...

[@peterwein929]

Ok, I think the tag from njfs_072013 is the right one? At least I find there the references! Wow the project has really evolved, there is a android project even... So we can close the issue here..

[@MrEmrahkocaman]

The presentation would be more enjoyable if the audio was better

[@RaviKumarMaddi]

The session is very nice but I think if will be more better if you
-- Explain what you are going to do functionally and technically before going inside.
-- You directly jump into code and you are using lot of api classes, It will be good if you explain what those classes do before.
Please take it positive.