What is for me a good resource for learning spring boot?
The title says everything, but the amount of resources where you can learn spring boot is a lot and my eyes doesn't know where to look anymore, really.
So, here what I did and I hope someone can took me in the right path:
1. Given as advice, I did a minimum read of the spring framework documentation to get a little preview about IoC, beans, dependency injection etc... As a beginner it was a little confusing, but is okay, periodically I will learn.
2. With a project in mind -- a web store -- I open Spring initializr, compiled the form and imported Spring Web and Spring Boot DevTools as dependencies. Extract the zip and open inside IntelliJ.
After the second task I don't know what to do and start to look on Reddit some resources, but most of these resources are some random books, courses or sites and blogs that I aren't familiar expect for Baeldung, Javapoint and spring.io.
I am more a reading person because reading retain more information for me instead watching a video, but I don't trust paper books so much because can be outdated.
So is there any good official or trusted resources where I can learn Spring Boot? Nothing too much beginner friendly since I already have a little knowledge of the Spring framework.
Personally, spring.io/guides seems the better starting point because it cover most of my concerns. But I don't want that to influence your opinion, and I would like to know what you have done instead.
cheers everyone!
Ps: Sorry for my English! I'm trying to not use a translator!