rws-why

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A developer can’t usually take a week off – to go through a course

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A main goal of the material is to not have to go through everything right away

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Instead, students can jump in and out – and only focus on the things they actually need to learn and implement now

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All lessons are built on a practical, real-world codebase

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The goal is to teach you how to immediately apply what you learn to your own application

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You’ll quickly move beyond the starting point of a new project and into actually working on a mature, established codebase

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Learning Spring and building an API from blog posts, StackOverflow and other online resources works fine – but it’s super slow

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The course cuts through all of that – and gets you into practical aspects quickly, on a project where you’ll do some actual coding

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Simply put, the goal I have with the course is to fast-track developers from a basic understanding to the kind of command over Spring that a lead engineer has

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Spring can be quite powerful, if you learn how to use it to it’s full potential

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There’s a huge difference between having a few years of experience, and having full command over the framework

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Simply put, that’s the goal of the course – turn the typical “day-long research phase” – into watching a 10 minute lesson