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API First Development With Open API Spring Boot Kotlin, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 27 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 132 subscribers.

You will learn about API First Development With Spring boot Kotlin Open API Specification Swagger UI Integration Open API Spring generator Automate Code Generation with Build Open API – InterfaceOnly Approach Open API – Delegate Approach JPA – Spring boot Kotlin Spring boot Rest API With Open API in detail With H2 database This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java Developers Curious about API-First Development It is particularly useful for Beginner Java Developers Curious about API-First Development.

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Summary

Title: API First Development With Open API Spring Boot Kotlin

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: ₹3,299

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • API First Development With Spring boot Kotlin
  • Open API Specification
  • Swagger UI Integration
  • Open API Spring generator
  • Automate Code Generation with Build
  • Open API – InterfaceOnly Approach
  • Open API – Delegate Approach
  • JPA – Spring boot Kotlin
  • Spring boot Rest API With Open API in detail With H2 database

Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Java Developers Curious about API-First Development

Target Audiences

  • Beginner Java Developers Curious about API-First Development

What Does an API-first development Approach Mean?

API-first means that you treat APIs as critical business assets, understanding the value they bring to your organization. You design each of your APIs around a contract written in an API description language like OpenAPI for consistency, reusability, and broad interoperability. Starting with an API contract allows you to better plan the design of your API and get feedback from stakeholders before writing any code.

Many APIs in use today have been around for more than two decades, but only in recent years have companies begun exploring and adopting the concept of API-first.

The Benefits of an API-first developmentApproach

An API-first approach to building products provides many benefits, including but not limited to:

  • Development teams can work in parallel

  • Reduces the cost of developing apps

  • Increases the speed to market

  • Ensures good developer experiences

  • Reduces the risk of failure

APIs as First-Class Citizens

An API-first approach to building products can benefit your organization in many ways. And API first approach requires that teams plan, organize, and share a vision of their API program. It also requires adopting tools that support an API first approach.

What you’ll learn

  • API First Development With Spring boot Kotlin

  • Open API Specification

  • Swagger UI Integration

  • Open API Spring generator

  • Automate Code Generation with Build

  • Open API – InterfaceOnly Approach

  • Open API – Delegate Approach

  • JPA – Spring boot Kotlin

  • Spring boot Rest API With Open API in detail With H2 database

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Source Code

Chapter 2: Open API Specification Explained

Lecture 1: Setup Spring Boot Kotlin Application

Lecture 2: Starting Spring boot Application and Install JDK and Kotlin Plugin

Lecture 3: Adding General Info of Application Using OpenAPI Yaml

Lecture 4: Explained Paths And Added First EndPoint Using Specification

Lecture 5: Reuse Model Definition With Components Field

Lecture 6: Adding Other Http Status For Get Request endpoint

Lecture 7: Path Variable Declaration With Open API – getByPostId endpoint

Lecture 8: Http Post Method With Open API

Lecture 9: Http Delete Method – Open API

Lecture 10: Refactor – Path Variable – OpenAPI

Lecture 11: Http Put definition – Open API

Lecture 12: Request Body Required Validation

Chapter 3: Swagger UI and Open API Spring Kotlin Generator

Lecture 1: Swagger UI Integration

Lecture 2: Integration Of Spring Kotlin Open API Generator

Chapter 4: Interface Only Approach – Open API Generator

Lecture 1: Generate Interface From Open API Specification

Lecture 2: Include Generated Source Code

Lecture 3: Post And Get Method Impl

Lecture 4: Delete And Put Endpoint Impl

Lecture 5: Exception Handling With Open API Generated Code

Chapter 5: Delegation Pattern – Open API Kotlin Generator

Lecture 1: Enable Delegation Pattern and Generate Code

Lecture 2: Add JPA and update application config

Lecture 3: Post Entity and Repository – Spring Kotlin

Lecture 4: Add Http Post Endpoint With Delegate Pattern

Lecture 5: Get All Post and GetPostById Impl

Lecture 6: Delete and Update endpoint

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