I'm fine with a fast video, since youtube provides playback speed options, and you can always rewind and catch up again. This was useful for me, thank you
Thanks for the very short, informative, and concise video about the introduction to spring boot framework, what it is, and why it is used by a lot of developers, applications, and companies !!!!!!!
no issues at all with the pace, this video gave me a great insight, im using NestJs and the fundamentals are nearly the same. im considering starting to learn something outside JS because i think it would be easier to get another jobs. we are many folks doing js lol
Indeed, the fundamentals are the same, they’re essentially web frameworks. If you want to learn more about spring-boot and JVM based programming, feel free to checkout my courses, cheers!
For anyone have trouble because their Gradle project may have been initialized differently, make sure the dependency is for spring-boot-web-starter and not spring-boot-gradle-plugin. Great video.
I didnt find it too fast, but its better for people to speed up the video than to slow it down I think, because animations and stuff also look weirder when slowed down. Nevertheless nice introduction to spring boot 👍
Could you explain the entire java se in one video, like a complete map of java se? ... Like a famous youtuber has made many such maps on computer science, physics, maths, etc. It would help a lot to get a (really) big picture view of java se 🤩
Can you explain how the `.toString` method for the Profile object is implemented in the video at 2:38? If you don't manually override `toString` in Java, it returns `nameOfObject@memoryLocationInteger`. Does Spring Boot or a later version of Java automatically print a formatted string, such as `Profile{name='John', address='New York'}`, which displays the values of all object fields?
Good question! The .toString method on the Profile object is actually overridden, you can see it at 3:10. Its implementation is generated automatically by Intellij Idea by hitting double-shift, then typing toString. It detects that your POJO doesn't have toString overridden, and it generates that default version of it.
@@visualcomputerscience noo nestjs is backend Nextjs is the front-end I know it seems confusing 😅 but that's how they were named And nestjs the backend seems very similar to springboot
You can set the playback speed to 0.5x or lower to slow down the video. The point of the video is to explain the basics of spring-boot in 5 minutes, and if you want to go into more details, you can check out the course (at a discounted price). I’ll take your feedback into account for future videos, thanks! 👍
Apache and nginx are web servers, spring-boot can also be configured to use one of those (by default it uses Tomcat). In the clip you can see how to build the API code which handles the requests, and not the web server logic (like http protocol implementation, etc.)
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I'm fine with a fast video, since youtube provides playback speed options, and you can always rewind and catch up again.
This was useful for me, thank you
Thanks for the very short, informative, and concise video about the introduction to spring boot framework, what it is, and why it is used by a lot of developers, applications, and companies !!!!!!!
Perfect! A lot of useful information in under 5 mins. Good job!
Glad it was helpful!
i saw all these people complains about you being too fast. im on 1.25x and the pacing of the video is fine. keep up the good work!
I appreciate your feedback! Stay tuned for more content!
And I'm on 1.5 and I still understand just turn on cc bro
Didn’t bullshit,straight to detail,the fastest explanation i needed,on my way to buy the udemy course,thank you for this
Thank you! Happy to hear that!
no issues at all with the pace, this video gave me a great insight, im using NestJs and the fundamentals are nearly the same. im considering starting to learn something outside JS because i think it would be easier to get another jobs. we are many folks doing js lol
Yes we are lol
Indeed, the fundamentals are the same, they’re essentially web frameworks. If you want to learn more about spring-boot and JVM based programming, feel free to checkout my courses, cheers!
Ya@@visualcomputerscience
M on the same path as u mate. But the spring security is hard ngl
Dude, video was an absolute blast!
Thanks man! Stay tuned!
For anyone have trouble because their Gradle project may have been initialized differently, make sure the dependency is for spring-boot-web-starter and not spring-boot-gradle-plugin.
Great video.
Yep, it's spring-boot-starter-web, here is the link: mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.springframework.boot/spring-boot-starter-web/3.2.5
my first spring boot video and I love it
Glad you liked it! Stay tuned for more!
This was very helpful thank you! Was feeling lost in my SWEN class this semester
Glad you enjoyed it!
This video was super helpful, thank you very much!
thats cool, I never understood why everyone wanted to learn sb. Now I get it.
There is an upcoming video on Gen AI and Spring, stay tuned!
Good work explaining the Framework. it helped me a lot. Good Luck :)
Springboot in 5 mins, Joke of the century 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good work! Helpful! Pace was good, I still watched almost all of it at 2X.
Thank you so much, I’m glad you like it 👍
I watched this at 0.5x and then at 0.75x with captions. To see the code, I used the period and comma keys to move frame by frame.
thanks for your understandable explanation man
Excellent video 👏
Ty very much
Your video is concise and to the point and I love it
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Really useful, Thanks!
Glad you like it!
I didnt find it too fast, but its better for people to speed up the video than to slow it down I think, because animations and stuff also look weirder when slowed down. Nevertheless nice introduction to spring boot 👍
Thanks for the tip
Nice video,well paced
Thanks! I appreciate it
Excellent vid, usually I have to speed it up but in your case I had to slow it down lol
Thanks! Stay tuned!
Can you go over some common frameworks that you should use.
What does spring pot have to do with microservices? It sounds like it’s just a rest api framework.
This was too fast and couldn't get anything 😪
Lovely editing btw
Glad you liked it!
Could you explain the entire java se in one video, like a complete map of java se? ... Like a famous youtuber has made many such maps on computer science, physics, maths, etc. It would help a lot to get a (really) big picture view of java se 🤩
Thanks for the idea! I'll definitely try it out!
Zach Star?
@@threefour1598 No, its Domain of Science!
@@threefour1598 Zach Star is great too though!
@@samarthtandale9121 Yeah. Nice, I don't I've seen his videos. I'll check out domain of science
Very good concepts explanation
Thanks and welcome!
Thanks very useful introduction
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Can you explain how the `.toString` method for the Profile object is implemented in the video at 2:38? If you don't manually override `toString` in Java, it returns `nameOfObject@memoryLocationInteger`. Does Spring Boot or a later version of Java automatically print a formatted string, such as `Profile{name='John', address='New York'}`, which displays the values of all object fields?
Good question! The .toString method on the Profile object is actually overridden, you can see it at 3:10. Its implementation is generated automatically by Intellij Idea by hitting double-shift, then typing toString. It detects that your POJO doesn't have toString overridden, and it generates that default version of it.
@@visualcomputerscience Thank you so much!
very well explained, thanks
Thank you! Stay tuned for more content!
Well explained!
I dont find speech fastv
I can run video at 0.75x
Exactly! Thanks!
Content is good to cover foundation. But one feedback its difficult to follow, please slow down and keep the screen for sometime so it can be grasped.
Thanks! Will account for this feedback on the next videos
thank you
Wow you can change ports of your rest api
indeed!
Ah. I get it now. Buy the class...
Video about Kubernetes!!
It's on the way! Stay tuned!
Thanks
You’re welcome!
Is Spring boot for java comparable with bootstrap for html/css?
Great question, it’s not comparable, bootstrap is a frontend framework (HTML+CSS) while spring boot is a backend framework
Hi is the 1 hour crash course not available for Udemy Business users ?
It’s not available yet for Business users
thanks!
You’re welcome!
You put your code in a framework and you put library in your code. That's the difference between framework and library.
You can also put a library in a framework, I believe :-D
thanks! x3
No problem! Stay tuned for more content!
Do you need ultimate edition of intellij
Nope, it works with community edition
ty
You're welcome! Stay tuned for more content!
Please make a video in svelte
Not sure what svelte is but I’ll check, thanks for the suggestion!
Coming from nestjs
Its soo similar
Never tried nestjs, but I have some plans to get into the frontend world soon
@@visualcomputerscience noo nestjs is backend
Nextjs is the front-end
I know it seems confusing 😅 but that's how they were named
And nestjs the backend seems very similar to springboot
@ Ah, gotcha, thanks for clarifying 👍
Nestjs is very similar
I guess it depends on how you look at it :-D
it was too fast . can't understand anything
Thanks for the feedback, I'll definitely consider it in the next videos
@@visualcomputerscience Liked your positive approach of taking feedback...wish u best luck 😊
*promosm* 🙌
haha im such a joke of a software dev i never even asked myself what the difference between a library and framework isxD
We always learn things, so don't worry, nobody knows every stuff :-D
So, the whole point of this video was to sell you the Udemy course? This was too fast and unintelligible.
You can set the playback speed to 0.5x or lower to slow down the video. The point of the video is to explain the basics of spring-boot in 5 minutes, and if you want to go into more details, you can check out the course (at a discounted price). I’ll take your feedback into account for future videos, thanks! 👍
bro how many romanians are there on udemy ?:)))
I saw a lot of them :-D
"overpriced stocks" lol
you speak very fast, difficult to understand
Does it help if you try to slow down the video speed?
no indian voice, I press like
good, but much too fast ;-) I had always to rewind
Thank you!
Never made sense to me , you have the likes of apache , nginx and what not , why decide to code a web server together ?
Apache and nginx are web servers, spring-boot can also be configured to use one of those (by default it uses Tomcat). In the clip you can see how to build the API code which handles the requests, and not the web server logic (like http protocol implementation, etc.)
perfect but very very fast hhhh
Thanks 😅
man you talk too fast
Thanks, I hated It. (Not your vídeo, I hate Spring and Java)
But why? It has so many great features :-D
When you are explaining something you must use plain words. The entire video is in Chinese for someone with basic programming knowledge...
Thank you for the feedback, I'll consider it for the next videos
This video made perfect sense for someone with programming experience. It depends on the audience. I found it useful.
It is a framework that allows you to burn 8 gigas of memory and 4 cores for a simple "hello world"
As you correctly said, it allows you, but it doesn’t force you to do so :-D
Can you go over some common frameworks that you should use.
based on your needs
Sure, I'll think about a video on that