Great video, some feedbacks are for you Dan -> it would be nice about talking exception handling case. When exception handling occurs, we can change the response headers accordingly so it can be better to use it. Other feedback is, it is always good to have some chapter markers; intro, problem definition example, etc..
Thumbs up was given at the earliest occasion - Dan, subscribed long time ago, got really the values :) Thank you for sharing the knowledge in your own unique style!!
In our project, we use ResponseEntity because there is an exception handler that alters the HTTP response code (400, 500 etc...) and the error body is a uniform and known object with standard error codes and descriptions
Could you please mention some use cases when we would want to add custom headers? Sorry if the question is stupid, I just landed my first job as a Junior 1 month ago, im kinda new.
thanks for awesome video,how do we create api for multipart data,form data with multiple text and multiple images, what is the best way and configuration to store images, also how do we do that in server as well?
Any thoughts on using this responseEntity for exception handling ? Even though the response might not contain headers but there is still a possibility that down the line it could run into some exception ? And as always thanks for the informative vids keep it up
Thank you for watching and great question! When I think about exceptions these are scenarios where things went wrong. In that case I am sending the appropriate error code along with a the response details. Was something not found, send a 404. Was this a bad request, send a 400. There is also a new problem details implementation in Spring Boot 3 that lets you send more details in the error response for APIs.
Hi, can i ask you a question, i wanna be using kotlin spring boot for production and realword app, can i have a any issue in future ? Or Spring boot is a good for all solutions java ?
I do not have any applications written in kotlin but spring has supported it for several years and I don't remember hearing any reports of production issues. Do you have any particular concerns?
Great video, some feedbacks are for you Dan -> it would be nice about talking exception handling case. When exception handling occurs, we can change the response headers accordingly so it can be better to use it. Other feedback is, it is always good to have some chapter markers; intro, problem definition example, etc..
Thumbs up was given at the earliest occasion - Dan, subscribed long time ago, got really the values :) Thank you for sharing the knowledge in your own unique style!!
This Type Video Tutorial is veru helpful THANKS
ALSO make video on best practicse in spring boot
Thank you so much for the kind words!
One tip: there is a short list of recommendations if you search for spring best practices openrewrite
Thank you so much! Very well explained! 💛
Wheww you have clear my confusion on this topic , Kudos :)
Nice contents . Pls dont stop to post videos Dan Vega
In our project, we use ResponseEntity because there is an exception handler that alters the HTTP response code (400, 500 etc...) and the error body is a uniform and known object with standard error codes and descriptions
now that makes sense
I was finally able to understand what ResponseEntity is with your video. Thank you. By the way what theme are you using here for intellij?
Can you also return a ResponseEntity if you're using GrahphQL instead of REST?
I really want your bash prompt setup please. The PS1 value!!
Dan what's your terminal setup? it looks awesome 👌
Could you please mention some use cases when we would want to add custom headers? Sorry if the question is stupid, I just landed my first job as a Junior 1 month ago, im kinda new.
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Hi Dan, how can I create response with some field in a object a request with some fields
thanks for awesome video,how do we create api for multipart data,form data with multiple text and multiple images, what is the best way and configuration to store images, also how do we do that in server as well?
Any thoughts on using this responseEntity for exception handling ? Even though the response might not contain headers but there is still a possibility that down the line it could run into some exception ? And as always thanks for the informative vids keep it up
Thank you for watching and great question! When I think about exceptions these are scenarios where things went wrong. In that case I am sending the appropriate error code along with a the response details. Was something not found, send a 404. Was this a bad request, send a 400. There is also a new problem details implementation in Spring Boot 3 that lets you send more details in the error response for APIs.
@Dan thanks for examples, would it be a good/bad practise to wrap response alway in a Map.of("data", anyypojo") any performace impact?
how do you start server that fast sir ??
Good One, Thanks
which IDE areyou using ?
It's the new version of IntelliJ, which has a new UI
@@jaysizmir9432 what is the ui called?
what theme do you use?
Hi, can i ask you a question, i wanna be using kotlin spring boot for production and realword app, can i have a any issue in future ? Or Spring boot is a good for all solutions java ?
I do not have any applications written in kotlin but spring has supported it for several years and I don't remember hearing any reports of production issues. Do you have any particular concerns?
Which Theme or color scheme you are using
This is New UI that available from EAP or latest updates.
You can enable it by going to Settings -> Appearance & Behaviour -> New UI -> Enable New UI
@@intBRiNGER Yes I know that is new UI but on top of that the editor colors and and for is not from intellij, so I am asking this.
how is he calling his API from the commandline, someone please save me.
You can call it using curl but i find httpie httpie.io/ to be a bit more user friendly
What's up Dan ?
Doing great, how about you?
@@DanVega Doing great, i have 3 weeks of holidays starting today. Thank you for all the content, see you on the next Spring Office Hours episode
106th...Thanks Dan
4:36 There is no reason "/" inside @GetMapping()