An application isn't much of an application without data. That's why you need to watch the following video to learn HOW to both store and find your data using SPRING DATA: ✅ HOW do I find my data? th-cam.com/video/EsO8NPorfZ8/w-d-xo.html
I doubt there will many videos on Spring AOP. To be honest, AOP never really was picked up that much in the market. At least, not be end users. AOP is handy for framework code. It's how we implement things like, for example, TransactionInterceptor to wrap DB operations. But the number of times end users need to use actualy AspectJ-type patterns simply didn't become the "thing" I believe people presumed it would back in the day. And that's probably why no one talks about AOP at conferences anymore. Other channels might cover it, but I haven't seen any myself.
question spring boot learning, for someone wanting to apply to java/spring backend roles. what kind of portfolio projects do you think would be great to showcase?
The biggies to show anyone that you can code include serving up web pages, accessing data, and securing it all. There is also messaging, but that is sometimes an ancillary thing that's needed. As long as you are able to adapt to the team's technologies, it's not as vital that you can use specific toolkits, but instead that you are able to solve problems. If you want to dig in a little more, then check out th-cam.com/video/CGtfY2gAwOU/w-d-xo.html.
Hi, I am currently looking for a way to cache large data from DB and put it into any file which can be used by a service as a lookup. Any options can you suggest
An application isn't much of an application without data. That's why you need to watch the following video to learn HOW to both store and find your data using SPRING DATA:
✅ HOW do I find my data? th-cam.com/video/EsO8NPorfZ8/w-d-xo.html
awesome video spring boot learning!
are there any videos on spring's AOP?
I doubt there will many videos on Spring AOP. To be honest, AOP never really was picked up that much in the market. At least, not be end users.
AOP is handy for framework code. It's how we implement things like, for example, TransactionInterceptor to wrap DB operations.
But the number of times end users need to use actualy AspectJ-type patterns simply didn't become the "thing" I believe people presumed it would back in the day.
And that's probably why no one talks about AOP at conferences anymore. Other channels might cover it, but I haven't seen any myself.
question spring boot learning,
for someone wanting to apply to java/spring backend roles. what kind of portfolio projects do you think would be great to showcase?
The biggies to show anyone that you can code include serving up web pages, accessing data, and securing it all. There is also messaging, but that is sometimes an ancillary thing that's needed.
As long as you are able to adapt to the team's technologies, it's not as vital that you can use specific toolkits, but instead that you are able to solve problems.
If you want to dig in a little more, then check out th-cam.com/video/CGtfY2gAwOU/w-d-xo.html.
@@ProCoderIO thanks a lot!
Hi, I am currently looking for a way to cache large data from DB and put it into any file which can be used by a service as a lookup. Any options can you suggest
The lookup service will be like.
service.getValue(key) - this should come from the cache and no DB hit is required
Have you looked at Redis? Combined with Spring’s cache abstraction it can be quite powerful.
I’m new to spring maven I’m doomed? 😂
I don’t follow.