Spring MVC: Designing Real-World Web Applications

Alex Bretet is a certified Java and Spring Integration engineer. Currently working at Thunderhead, a pioneer company and global actor among SaaS providers, he has a rich developer background from different industries including energy, insurance, finance, and the Internet. Captivated by the Internet's communication capabilities and by start-ups, he believes in skunk development outcomes (when groups of like-minded people together achieve unbelievable targets on tight deadlines). He also defends a number of open source initiatives and indeed Spring technologies, whose pragmatism constantly disrupts the most established practices and offers valuable alternatives for the benefit of all. You can contact him at alex.bretet@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at @abretet

Shameer Kunjumohamed is a software architect specializing in Java-based enterprise application integrations, SOA, and the cloud. Besides Java, he is well-versed in the Node.js and Microsoft .NET platforms. He is interested in JavaScript MVC frameworks such as EmberJS, AngularJS, and ReactJS.

Geoffroy Warin has been programming since he was 10. A firm believer in the Software Craftsmanship movement and open source initiatives, he is a developer by choice and conviction. He has been working on the conception of enterprise-level web applications in Java and JavaScript throughout the course of his career. At ease with both the backend and frontend, Geoffroy has a strong focus on Clean Code and testability. He believes that developers should strive for readable code that delivers constant value to their customers. Pair programming and mentorship are his primary tools to promote a test-driven development approach and create great software designs. He also teaches courses on Java web stacks and is a Groovy and Spring enthusiast. Lately, he has been part of the reviewing team for Learning Spring Boot and Spring Boot Cookbook, both by Packt Publishing, which cover the latest major additions to the Spring ecosystem. Check out his blog at http://geowarin.github.io and his Twitter account at https://twitter.com/geowarin for fresh Spring and JavaScript programming tips.

Hamidreza Sattari started software development in 2002. He has been involved in several areas of Software Engineering--programming to architecture to management. His area of interest has been integration among enterprise applications and SOA. Hamidreza Sattari earned his MSc in Software Engineering in 2008 from Herriot Watt University, UK and his Bachelor's Degree in 1994 in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) from Tehran Azad University, Iran. In recent years his research area of interest has been scientific data mining, using algorithms and statistical techniques in pattern recognition, estimation and machine learning.