Applying for a job with a requirement of Java with Spring Boot. They told me they'd schedule an interview if I could learn Spring Boot in ~10 days. Is that a feasible time frame or nah? Also any resources to learn from are welcome.
Edit: I have zero knowledge of Spring framework or Spring Boot.
Based on your replies, you have no experience with web frameworks. The web is actually a bunch of stuff, so learning back end / full stack is a very large amount of material. I would consider these the basics:
Web requests/responses, headers vs body, common body contents (XML, JSON).
HTML and CSS. Nothing advanced, just working knowledge in creating and rendering web pages server-side, likely with templates.
Endpoint routes and strategies for defining them + retrieving parameters.
Using the above with a database to do CRUD. Using am ORM/framework is fine.
Basic security and 'glue': CORS, CSRF, allowed hosts, authentication, authorization, firewalls and what ports are typically used for what, TLS (https), what a reverse proxy is and how to use it.
I think you can become somewhat familiar with these things in 10 days if you know Java and can dedicate 20-40 hours per week to it. Give yourself that time if demonstrating good knowledge of Spring Boot is important and you really want this job.