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  • - Java/Spring Boot tutorial
  • - Step 1: Introduction
  • - Step 2: Setting up the project
  • - Step 3: Building the first API endpoint
  • - Step 4: Storing data in MongoDB Atlas
  • - Step 5: Adding more API endpoints
  • - Step 6: Creating a user interface
  • - Step 7: Conclusion

Step 7: Conclusion - Java/Spring Boot tutorial

Recap

In this tutorial, you build a basic To-do list web service. You used Spring Boot to create a RESTful web service in Java. You used MongoDB to store and query data. You used HTML and Javascript to build a simple web app that consumes your API. You used Git to track changes and share them with others. Finally, you learned how to host it all on Jumpydoll to share with others. These are all of the fundamentals for building a simple service to read and store data. While you might not fully comprehend everything you added in the tutorial, we hope you have a better understanding of how you can start building your own side projects.

Next steps

Now that you have some experience with all of these tools, you can start working on improving your skills and interests. If you have a specific idea that you have been thinking about, now is a great time to try building that idea. If you don't have a specific idea, try building something involving one of your interests. Try to be inspired by a project that would be useful to you or your friends. Good luck and happy coding!

Step 6: Creating a user interface
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