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This book is a must read for new and existing Spring Boot users. Mark has done a stellar job at covering the intricate details of developing a Spring Boot application. The code samples are relatable and easy to follow, provide a reference guide to developers, and as a bonus they cover many aspects of coffee!
Nikhil Nanivadekar, Java Champion
I approached this book hoping for Mark Hecklers unique blend of technical insight and charm, and I was not disappointed! Marks gone from beginner to winner since he joined our Spring advocacy team more than half a decade ago. I knew that his decades in industry and relatively fresh perspective to Spring would make him uniquely qualified to sympathize with, and speak to, people who wanted to get up and running with Spring Boot. This book belongs on your bookshelf if you want the make it wiggle experience. It belongs on your bookshelf if you want to validate what you know and want to flesh out the gaps in your knowledge. It belongs on your bookshelf if you want a good reference. It belongs on your bookshelf.
Josh Long (@starbuxman), Spring Developer Advocate
This book and its author have to be the friendliest companions out there for those getting started with Spring Boot. I hope you enjoy their company as much as I have.
Dr. David Syer, VMware
Mark offers a fresh perspective on what it takes to build apps with Spring Boot. Dont pass this up.
Greg L. Turnquist, Spring teammate, host of Spring Boot Learning on YouTube
by Mark Heckler
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John Neal, from Enterprise and Perseverance (The Weekly Mirror)
Welcome to Spring Boot: Up and Running. Im glad youre here.
There are other Spring Boot books available today. Good books, written by good people. But every author makes decisions on what to include in their material, what to exclude, how to present what makes the cut, and so many more decisions large and small that make their book unique. What feels like optional material to one author may seem absolutely essential to another. Were all developers, and like all developers, we have opinions.
My opinion was that there were some missing pieces, things I felt were either necessary or just incredibly helpful to share with devs new to Spring Boot. This list of missing pieces has grown as I interact with more and more developers around the world, at various stages in their Spring Boot journey. Were all learning different things at different times in different ways. Thus this book.
If youre new to Spring Boot, or if you feel it would be useful to strengthen your knowledge of the fundamentalsand lets face it, when is it not useful to do that?this book was written with you in mind. It is a gentle introduction that covers the key capabilities of Spring Boot while advancing into useful application of those capabilities in the real world.
Thank you for joining me on this journey. Lets begin!
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