Sui Yuan had just been laid off. She'd just opened the microservices environment she'd set up back when she was learning Java at university and looking for a job, and then she transmigrated.
A wasteland world, with yellow sand stretching to the horizon, devastation everywhere, and not a soul in sight.
The good news: Her microservices environment had come with her.
The bad news: Sui Yuan had transmigrated in her own body, wearing pajamas and slippers, with nothing but a cup for drinking water in her hand. She was penniless and had absolutely nothing.
She spent a whole day under the scorching sun in the desert, without seeing another person.
Thirsty and exhausted, Sui Yuan finally turned her attention to the Java development environment in her mind.
She tried using her thoughts to write an endpoint that would take sand as input and return water.
@GetMapping("/sy/getWater")
public String getWater(@RequestParam(value = "sha")String sha){
WaterVO waterVO = new WaterVO;
waterVO.setWater(sha);
return waterVO.getWater();
}
Then she ran the code.
Theme: Starting from scratch and building something from nothing
