Hands-On RESTful Web Services with Java 11

RESTful Web Services is a stateless client-server architecture where web services are resources and can be identified by their URIs. Implementing RESTful Web Services with Java helps to simplify the development and deployment of web services. This course will show you how to implement a REST Web Service (API) in Java from scratch (using servlets), covering the basic concepts. This will be later followed by improvements in security, authentication, authorization, scalability, performance, API modeling, CORS, versioning, and documentation. Finally, you will find out what libraries are available to help you implement an API with ease, how to integrate with different layers and kinds of dependencies, how to integrate with other APIs, and where and how to deploy your application. By the end of this course, you will be able to efficiently create reliable and powerful Java RESTful Web Services and get a clear understanding of the process by implementing it your web apps.

What You Will Learn

Consume and integrate with REST APIs via real-world examples
Build your REST API from scratch using Java and Servlets
Common principles and useful considerations for most APIs, like security, authentication, performance, and more
Use the available libraries for implementations in your projects
Deploy your application to the web, taking full advantage of the benefits provided by REST