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I just love how you teach these stuff! I’ve been able to grasp so much on Java by just watching your smaller videos, imagine what I’ll be able to learn on that 30 hour long course!!!😮🎉 keep up the great work!
Hi Nelson! Your tutorials are real game changers! 20 minutes of one of your videos are often worth 20 hours of reading and listening to other resources! Thanks soooo much!!!
Thanks dude, really nice tutorials, when I entered in an internship program as java dev, team lead gave me some of your tutorials to watch :) now i have 1 year of experience
Thank you. Your videos are the only thing getting me through my current project. If you have any experience with Thymeleaf please feel free to share videos on that topic.
Mate, so glad I found your channel. It's just amazing. You are so good at explaining complicated things in simple words that many teachers would envy you. I am so glad that there are such competent educated people who share their expertise with other people. You are good. You will be rewarded for everything.
Wow, thank you Nelson this is really awesome, I was actually struggling to refactor some of my codes to this pattern and I just saw this now. I must admit I'm super excited to have this.
I have watching your videos from long back I learn so many things how to write clean code, recently watches video on adding primitive and then storing in wrapper class and how much performance difference is there I can see and I have learnt so many things from it. Thanks for informative videos.
I have not yet learn java but if a job might require it, your java videos will be my priority. Really liked your refactor videos, thanks for quality contents!
30 hours is a massive video course but it's a tiny span of time compared to a degree program or even a boot camp. You're offering tremendous value, sir.
Hi Nelson, you tutorials are something else … straight to the point, top notch knowledge, and always fun to watch. Keep up the great work, you’re helping a lot of engineers out there !
Hi Nelson, Most of courses just have hello world or simple programs but here you always explain the things with real world practicals. Using your teaching someone can develop profession application.
Hi Nelson! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the professional and practical knowledge that you share with the community. I have learned a lot about back-end profiling with your channel. But I've been able to find little when it comes to using mapstruct when you have relationships between entities. It would be appreciated if one day you enlighten us on that path Thank you so much Nelson!!
Hello, thank you for another great tutorial. Youre doing great job! I just want to ask question. Why do you modify CustomerService to have mapping logic inside its methods and modify return types of these. Isnt that controller responsibility for mapping objects to dto wanted for endpoint return? Like now youre loosing data when parse that in CustomerService to DTO and you do want to inject CustomerService anywhere in the other services to getAllCustomers e.g. . So i am just trying to figure it out why you have moved the mapping to Service instead of Controller which is the one who needs to have mapped data not service. Thank you for response.
There's also DAO (Data Access Object) for communication with a database or such, but keep in mind both can be treated as Design Patterns, accepted designs to solve common problems, they are not needed for every application, but you should know them for a Backend job, especially in Java.
Interesting content ,loud and clear , my question is if you're realising a new full stack course, what will happen to the already existing fullstack course on your site
Wow I'm relatively new to Java and it's just amazing to be able to follow this video while still picking up do many new things that i didn't even know existed, for example what a record is or that you can customize your test bar to display🌈 instead of green🤣 Love it, great video!
Really nice video and I'm thinking about purchasing your fullstack course - but I think it would be better to get known some design patterns and basic principles before and then continue to learn. Thanks for pretty nice work!
As salaamou aleykoum brother, I really like the way you teach complex stuff an just make it seem easy. Djazaakallah for all May Allah reward you. Keep the great work
In my job, I use that pattern together with Bean Validators and If maybe with Spring HATEOAS if I need to add links to locate a resource belonging to a field. Of course, I have to use annotations of springdoc for OpenAPI specification, to manually test my endpoints with Swagger UI and deliver such specification as technical documentation including QAs.
"Great tutorial Nelson! Your clear and concise explanations made it easy to understand the concept of the DTO pattern in Java. The examples you provided were also very helpful in illustrating how to implement the pattern in a real-world scenario. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see more Java tutorials from AmigosCode!"
Great job on the video. I especially liked how you diagramed your flow at the beginning of the video, as I am a visual learner. I noticed in your project code that you also have a class for a data access object (DAO). How does DAO differ from DTO? Thanks again. 👍
Assalamu'alaikum Wr. Wb. Hi, Nelson, your channel it's very educational. I got a lot of new knowledge from you. I'm started exploring backend engineering because your video really inspired me and the way you explained some of the learning materials was very very easy to understand. Thank you so much.
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Just started a role as a JAVA developer and this video just makes JAVA DTO pattern so simple. Thanks for the great content
I just love how you teach these stuff! I’ve been able to grasp so much on Java by just watching your smaller videos, imagine what I’ll be able to learn on that 30 hour long course!!!😮🎉 keep up the great work!
Hi Nelson! Your tutorials are real game changers! 20 minutes of one of your videos are often worth 20 hours of reading and listening to other resources! Thanks soooo much!!!
Not really
A lot of the video is just watching him code..
Thanks dude, really nice tutorials, when I entered in an internship program as java dev, team lead gave me some of your tutorials to watch :) now i have 1 year of experience
You have no idea how your videos have helped me since my company decided to go full-on with Java dev! Thank you so much!
Thank you. Your videos are the only thing getting me through my current project. If you have any experience with Thymeleaf please feel free to share videos on that topic.
Mate, so glad I found your channel. It's just amazing. You are so good at explaining complicated things in simple words that many teachers would envy you. I am so glad that there are such competent educated people who share their expertise with other people. You are good. You will be rewarded for everything.
Hi Nelson, Found myself made redundant after over 20 years. Found your course extremely useful to upgrade my skillset.
Thanks
Hi Phil , can you share course link in comment
By far the best online teacher out there! Today i am working as Backend dev, part of my knowledge is thanks to AMIGOS CODE! so Thank you for share!
Really enjoying watching your video tutorials especially with the new versions of Springboot 3 and Spring Framework 6. Keep sharing!
I don't know where I would be without your tutorials nelson!
Wow, thank you Nelson this is really awesome, I was actually struggling to refactor some of my codes to this pattern and I just saw this now. I must admit I'm super excited to have this.
I have watching your videos from long back I learn so many things how to write clean code, recently watches video on adding primitive and then storing in wrapper class and how much performance difference is there I can see and I have learnt so many things from it. Thanks for informative videos.
Thank you for your tutorials bro, my java skills improved in a very impressive way after I discovered this channel. Keep up the good work
Thanks Nelson. Been watching your vids since a while and learned a ton from them. Keep up the great works !
I have not yet learn java but if a job might require it, your java videos will be my priority. Really liked your refactor videos, thanks for quality contents!
the best for ever ,i'm happy to be my instructor.and i hope you all success,thanks for every momemnt i learn it from you.
you always read my mind. When I struggle anywhere you show me a explanation.
Thanks a lot !
Hi Nelson! I must say that you really made a nice and easy understandable walkthrough the DTO pattern. Looking forward to seeing your full course.
I have been following you for the courses that you freely shared which is great for the developer community.. thank you!
30 hours is a massive video course but it's a tiny span of time compared to a degree program or even a boot camp. You're offering tremendous value, sir.
Hi Nelson,
you tutorials are something else … straight to the point, top notch knowledge, and always fun to watch. Keep up the great work, you’re helping a lot of engineers out there !
The guy who teaches lots of information in a short span of time. 🙌
Hi Nelson, Most of courses just have hello world or simple programs but here you always explain the things with real world practicals. Using your teaching someone can develop profession application.
There's really so much to learn from you. 🏆Thank you that you are! ❤✨
Hi Nelson..... first at all, thank you for your very high quality videos: the way you explain is quite nice, fluent and clear. Thanks!
Great Nelson, i follow you from 3 years!
I like the way your courses are straight forward and easy to comprehend and assimilate.
Hello. Been watching you for a while now. Learned a lot from you
Assalamualaikum, Hello, I just want to say that this is the first TH-cam channel on which I have pressed the notification button.
Hi Nelson! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the professional and practical knowledge that you share with the community. I have learned a lot about back-end profiling with your channel.
But I've been able to find little when it comes to using mapstruct when you have relationships between entities. It would be appreciated if one day you enlighten us on that path
Thank you so much Nelson!!
Hello, thank you for another great tutorial. Youre doing great job! I just want to ask question. Why do you modify CustomerService to have mapping logic inside its methods and modify return types of these. Isnt that controller responsibility for mapping objects to dto wanted for endpoint return? Like now youre loosing data when parse that in CustomerService to DTO and you do want to inject CustomerService anywhere in the other services to getAllCustomers e.g. . So i am just trying to figure it out why you have moved the mapping to Service instead of Controller which is the one who needs to have mapped data not service. Thank you for response.
Hi Nelson,
This is Amit from Mumbai, India.
Always been a big fan.
This vid is just top notch as always. Cheers.
There's also DAO (Data Access Object) for communication with a database or such, but keep in mind both can be treated as Design Patterns, accepted designs to solve common problems, they are not needed for every application, but you should know them for a Backend job, especially in Java.
Hi Nelson,
I must say you the best tutor of all time.
Can't afford to miss any of your videos.
Your videos are so educative and the best.
Thank you.
Looking forward to that 30 hour long course. Great content as always !
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Beginner here learnt spring boot from you 🙏
I love your teachings. Everything is always explained clearly.
Nice video! i didn't know about implement Function in a class, everyday we learn somenthing different!
I never thought I would be so excited about a giveaway in my life 😂
You are exactly what aspiring developers need. Thank you for making such awesome and practical videos.
Hi Nelson, the way you teach is so easy for me, really clear
Watching from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Love your videos.
Thankyou Nelson for creating this awesome course. I'm following you from my 3rd year of college so love your content ❤️❤️
The look-ahead is super sweet
Awesome video. Crisp, to the point and still covered all the details. Thanks sir for great content.
I also use dto pattern in my job, but this much easier than i usualy do.
Very nice. 👍👍
I love your work and teaching approach. Your truly the best. Greetings and love from South Africa
Interesting content ,loud and clear , my question is if you're realising a new full stack course, what will happen to the already existing fullstack course on your site
Wow I'm relatively new to Java and it's just amazing to be able to follow this video while still picking up do many new things that i didn't even know existed, for example what a record is or that you can customize your test bar to display🌈 instead of green🤣 Love it, great video!
Really nice video and I'm thinking about purchasing your fullstack course - but I think it would be better to get known some design patterns and basic principles before and then continue to learn. Thanks for pretty nice work!
I really like the way you explain good practices in Java, would like to see more!
Thank you Nelson. I learn from your tutorials, very nice! Keep going men 🙂
As salaamou aleykoum brother, I really like the way you teach complex stuff an just make it seem easy. Djazaakallah for all May Allah reward you. Keep the great work
Love your teaching approach, clear, concise and educational. Thanks Nelson
Best channel for DEVs!
Hi Nelson have always loved to see what comes next. Keep doing what you do. Great blessing to developers
Your lessons are so much useful and you explain everything with real life example.
Now I understood DTO. Thanks to Nelson 😌
Ready to go! Professional here I come. Thank you Nelson
hi could i ask where i could found the full course with 30 hours is it release yet ? thanks in advance
Thanks for the tutorial, needed this
Great videos man. I have a java channel in Brazil. You are an inspiration to me.
Always dreamt about JetBrains License. 🙄 Let's see who's the lucky one 😋 Thanks Amigoooo ! )
Your way of explanation really superb
Hi Nelson, again great job. Bought already microservices curse and I'm really happy with that.
Hello pal, go ahead, very useful tutorial. I am ready to refresh my Java journey and web development with Sprint Boot.
Nice example of where to use dto and where to do the dto mapping. Good job. 👍
Well done boss!! You are my spring boot breakthrough point! Thanks sir for your guidance!
Your channel is a goldmine!
Cant believe this came out today. Was looking for a good video on this
Thank you for this... was a bit lost on DTOs
Great video. You knowlege is huge. and your spekaing make me more motivated
Thank you for your detailed and educational tutorials
Love your teaching approach
In my job, I use that pattern together with Bean Validators and If maybe with Spring HATEOAS if I need to add links to locate a resource belonging to a field.
Of course, I have to use annotations of springdoc for OpenAPI specification, to manually test my endpoints with Swagger UI and deliver such specification as technical documentation including QAs.
Hi, Nelson! Useful and amazing content as always!
Hi brother, thanx for your efforts, I love they way you explain + your voice ☺️
"Great tutorial Nelson! Your clear and concise explanations made it easy to understand the concept of the DTO pattern in Java. The examples you provided were also very helpful in illustrating how to implement the pattern in a real-world scenario. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see more Java tutorials from AmigosCode!"
Love the video. Got some great tips. Thanks a lot!
Hello! And why a Component mapper? Why not a utility class for example?
Great courses, well explained even for non native speakers. Thx!
Keep with these amazing contents Nelson, I'm looking forward to the full stack course.
Hi Nelson... thanks for the detailed mapping and explanation.
You always make tutorials that are just the best. looking forward for the giveaway
Great job on the video. I especially liked how you diagramed your flow at the beginning of the video, as I am a visual learner. I noticed in your project code that you also have a class for a data access object (DAO). How does DAO differ from DTO? Thanks again. 👍
Hi Nelson, congratulations for the great channel. Keep doing this high quality content that you have been sharing.
Love your teaching approach , great job Nelson thanks
Wonderful content. Appreciate your work! Very useful for improving as Java Developer
I love this videos, is very helpefull and i hope sometime in the future can acces to your paid courses
Hi, Your doing a great job
I always enjoy your videos
Thank you so much Nelson for always giving this beautiful lessons
I can't wait for this course.
Thank you for your lessons, you help people a lot
First new auth video, now this. Perfect timing. Auth video was very problematic a huge waste of time, I hope this one turns out well.
Thank you. It is short and clear
Assallamou allaykoum Nelson,
Thank you for all the content you provide for the community, really appreciate thank you and good luck
Assalamu'alaikum Wr. Wb. Hi, Nelson, your channel it's very educational. I got a lot of new knowledge from you. I'm started exploring backend engineering because your video really inspired me and the way you explained some of the learning materials was very very easy to understand.
Thank you so much.
Hi Nelson, I really love your tutorial and the way you taught it's an amazing tutorial for me to practice with your session 🙏🙏🙏🙏