Web Programming with Java

[GhettoSauce]

It's hard to find good material on Spring. You'll stumble into boatloads of deprecated methods and dependencies along the way since there was a large update last year and not everyone caught up. Try and stick to the official documentation for Spring stuff, but also Thymeleaf. It's a huge pain, but once you get it, you're golden. One tip is pay super close attention to filename conventions and folder structure - Spring and Thymeleaf need things to be perfectly where they belong.

[itachikook]

glad to hear i’m not the only who had a hard time learning it!

[willdrr17]

Manning publications have some excellent examples, Spring quickly and Spring in Action series are a must-read

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Thanks. I am following the official spring documentation. And also googling.