Tech Meetup: How to build a Rest API in Java

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Santex' Tech Meet up given by Pablo Chiban and Alan Albertengo, both Java Developers at Santex. You can see the Meetup on our YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/1r2LlVW

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Tech Meetup: How to build a Rest API in Java

When developers use JPA, Bean Validation and other features with JAX-RS, they start off with only a faint indication of the problems they would run into. There is more than one way to use these in conjunction with each other. Some are good, some are okay, and some are downright awful. This talk will explore practical solutions and patterns for REST APIs built with Java EE. Attendees will learn of contextual rules so they're more effective at constructing and designing JAX-RS based REST APIs.

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