Task Management System with Spring Boot & Angular | Create a Post Task API in Spring Boot | Part 18

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a Post Task API using Spring Boot and test it using Postman. Here's what you'll learn:

1. Implementing the Post Task API: You'll learn how to use Spring annotations such as @RestController and @PostMapping to define the API endpoint and request mapping.

2. Writing Service and Repository Layers: We'll implement a TaskService class to handle business logic for creating tasks and a TaskRepository interface to interact with the database using Spring Data JPA. You'll learn how to use dependency injection to inject the repository into the service.

3. Testing the API with Postman: We'll demonstrate how to use Postman to test the Post Task API endpoint. You'll learn how to send POST requests with JSON payloads and verify the response status and content.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional Post Task API implemented in Spring Boot and tested using Postman. Whether you're building a task management application or integrating task creation functionality into an existing project, this tutorial will provide you with the knowledge and skills to get started. Let's dive in and start building!

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