Spring Boot, React.js & AWS S3 Full Stack Development
In this spring boot tutorial you'll learn how to create a spring boot project for a full-stack application with React.js that enables users to upload files to Amazon S3 with ease. Follow along as we dive into the integration of React.js on the frontend and Spring Boot 3 on the backend to create a restful API that enabling file uploads.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge to develop your own file uploading functionality in your next project, and take advantage of the power of AWS S3 for your application's storage needs.
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