• Title: Enterprise Java Using Spring/Spring Boot
• Author(s) Jim Stafford
• Publisher: Johns Hopkins University (2026)
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• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
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Book Description

The Rules of Enterprise Java Have Changed. Are You Ready for the Generational Leap? This book provides a definitive, hands-on backend programming guide for transitioning your legacy systems into modern, lightning-fast microservices.

• Jim Stafford is an adjunct instructor at Johns Hopkins University.

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