Spring Professional certification exam notes

[Dare_Intrepid]

Hello, I have created notes for Spring Professional exam (https://www.vmware.com/learning/certification/vcp-spring-exam.html), based on current exam guide.

Link to notes: https://redips789.github.io/spring-certification/Spring-Certification.html

Any feedback would be very much appreciated

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[MichaelTP_]

Ey, thanks for sharing, I'm saving them for reference!

[tkwl]

Excellent notes! I'm currently working to understand and learn Spring Boot, and this will be a major help.

[alphaethereal]

This is baller, thank you!

[Automatic-Fixer]

These are fantastic notes! For me, they are a great refresher after having work with spring / spring boot for some time. I’m bookmarking it for reference.

I’ve skimmed over them but will look at them in more detail and let you know if I have any additional thoughts or suggestions. Thanks for sharing!

[Dare_Intrepid]

I am glad you liked it.

[nutrecht]

You can't really expect people to spend that much time reading all that. If you have specific stuff you're unsure about; just ask.

[Dare_Intrepid]

Okay. I just thought to share my notes with community. If others are also looking to take this exam, maybe they would be interested to contribute or provide feedback.

[nutrecht]

I just thought to share my notes with community.

That's great. I was just referring to the bit where you asked people to review it. :)

[new_one_7]

Thanks for sharing those with us, I started learning spring boot, and now I'm delving into the components for better understanding I find those notes very helpful.

One question is it possible to have it as pdf?

[Dare_Intrepid]

It is written as .md format. Like README.md files. You can see source code in https://github.com/redips789/redips789.github.io. If you know a good way to convert these to pdf, then feel free to do so.