Thousands of developers learned the basics of building a REST API using Spring Boot from the InfoQ minibook, "Practical Guide to Building an API Back End with Spring Boot".

Consume the ASP.NET Core API using RestSharp Once you’ve installed RestSharp into your project, you can start using it. First, you will need to create an instance of RestClient.

The easiest way to build, test and document RESTful APIs built with Spring Boot? Simply add Swagger to your Spring Boot project and let OpenAPI do it for you.

Distributed transaction processing systems are designed to facilitate transactions that span heterogeneous, transaction-aware resources in a distributed environment. Using distributed transactions ...