In the past, I briefly worked as an Articulate Storyline Developer, where my role involved assembling content provided by online course consultants into Storyline, and I also did some basic photo editing in Photoshop to enhance those courses. Now, as I've mentioned several times, I'm developing a trivia application using Spring Boot. However, until now, I’ve barely touched microservices—just a little bit. For the initial version of the trivia app, there wasn’t much need to implement microservices, but I think it's time to dive into them seriously.
To get started, I bought a course on Udemy called "Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Cloud Beginner to Guru" by John Thompson (in case anyone is interested). While studying, I plan to take notes and assemble my own course on Spring Boot microservices in an e-learning format, just like I used to do. This way, I’ll achieve two goals: learning Spring Boot microservices and creating a course about it at the same time.
I also need to check if I can use the Storyline trial version to create the course for my blog or look for a free alternative if that doesn’t work out. It would be a great addition to my blog and a fresh, unique offering.
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