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Intro to Java Web Development with Spark

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    You did it, you wrapped up another course and dove head first into web development. 0:00
    The little differences in state introduce a whole new set of tricks and 0:05
    ways of thinking, but you took those on like a champ. 0:08
    That is the sign of a successful web developer, so keep at it. 0:11
    The knowledge you gained here should give you the courage to go and 0:15
    tackle any of these web frameworks that pop up, and they keep popping up. 0:18
    Remember, every single one of them are all just abstraction sitting on top 0:23
    of the stateless HTTP protocol, and 0:27
    they usually end up evolving into the same feature sets. 0:30
    So you'll find similar niceties in every single framework. 0:33
    The more you gain experience with these frameworks, 0:38
    the more you'll realize how similar they actually are and 0:40
    the less daunting the amount of them available will seem to you. 0:43
    A key to being a web developer is being able to adapt to these seemingly endless 0:47
    amounts of framework so I'm glad that you learned to lean on the documentation. 0:51
    You'll find that the frameworks that survive are those with great 0:56
    documentation. 0:59
    What we did in this course is what is known as server side rendering. 1:01
    You know, we have the logic on the server and 1:05
    we push the information down to the client. 1:06
    More and more, this logic is starting to live on the client side of things. 1:09
    Pulling information. 1:13
    Now this done using technologies that you might not have experienced yet. 1:14
    Check the teacher's notes for more information on this and 1:17
    the role that Java plays. 1:20
    I wanted to say thanks once again for the suggestion for this course and for 1:22
    many others. 1:26
    Keep them coming. 1:27
    I had a lot of fun working through it with you and 1:28
    exploring the wonderful world of web development. 1:30
    I do hope it sparked your interest in web frameworks. 1:33
    Thanks for hanging out and I'll see you real soon. 1:37

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