You are really a champ. big fan of you. you explain every course in short and clean way. The courses are really helpful even for experienced people as well. In just 10. mins video we get a good idea on the concepts and it becomes easier to implement or apply in the projects. I am pretty sure you are spending good amount of time to create 10 min of video course. Really appreciate your efforts and hats off to you. You are helping lot many people with your videos. Thanks Kaushik :)
Thanks for this video. Actually, It is one of the interview question that "What is a difference between properties file and YAML files" and you answered it through your video!
Small suggestion, please use non dark theme in your IDE, sometimes we do not able to see it on our mobile phone. Although tutorial was fantastic, i was looking for it. Thanks
Thank you for the course videos.. Do we have level 4 ? Also, I have tried properties file having key value paris like ex: key: value still this works fine. Is this the correct standards to be used?
Thank you for this video. A general question, not related to sprint boot. If I am to change my existing properties file to YAML, do I need to add a maven dependency (snakeyml) to parse the yml file? Does java natively support yml like properties file (java.util.properties)?
@@Java.Brains Thank you for your response, I get the difference part but just 4 spaces v tab always takes a toll on me, did a bit of research after posting this question itself, apparently they're actually picky about this :)
Don't do this though. It's super confusing when you have the same file name except for the extension/format. In fact, most people prefer to pick one format for their project and write all their property files using it.
A markup language is a computer language that uses tags to define elements within a document. HTML, XML uses tags to define ( ), hence markup language. Java, Yml doesn't use tags, hence programing language. JS uses tags, codes, special symbols ${}, scrips, hence Scripting language.
Personally, I don't like YAMLs. In the begining of the project/product it looks fine. but when project grows and you need to maintain mutliple profiles on multiple environments and sometimes even need to compare two files of different envs, then YAMLs starts itching your eyes. It becomes YAML Hell and readability becomes very much down as it grows bigger. Property files are cleaner. Again, It's my personal view. This is more of a subjective thing.
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You are really a champ. big fan of you. you explain every course in short and clean way. The courses are really helpful even for experienced people as well. In just 10.
mins video we get a good idea on the concepts and it becomes easier to implement or apply in the projects. I am pretty sure you are spending good amount of time to create 10 min of video course. Really appreciate your efforts and hats off to you. You are helping lot many people with your videos. Thanks Kaushik :)
I was going to write a comment but you captured my thoughts exactly and expressed them better. This guy is a great teacher
The way you explain with a smile gives me confidence while learning the course.. Thank you :)
Thanks for this video. Actually, It is one of the interview question that "What is a difference between properties file and YAML files" and you answered it through your video!
Sharing is caring and this is the living example of that. Hats off Koushik.
You are superb....always wait for your tutorials
Nice content 🤗☺️
YAML or properties file, I think it is just personal choice or a way to show to do something in other way, else I don't see special benefits in YAML.
This is exactly what i was looking for bless you !
Thanks for this video. Waiting eagerly for next..
Your videos are amazing!!! So clear and useful!!! Thank you!!! :)
Nice explanation kausik....gud 👍
Really like your videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Good explanation 👍
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you are awesome ! :)
Thank you so much.
Small suggestion, please use non dark theme in your IDE, sometimes we do not able to see it on our mobile phone. Although tutorial was fantastic, i was looking for it. Thanks
Cuz, light attracts bugs😂 JK
@@easwargaming7903 hahaha that could be the reason
great explanation
Thank you for the course videos.. Do we have level 4 ?
Also, I have tried properties file having key value paris like ex: key: value still this works fine. Is this the correct standards to be used?
Thanks for this video but How to pass argument in yml url property ?
Video on multithreading please..
Hi..i need help ..can you create Yaml file to migrate the data from oracle to AWS S3 ...?
very helpful, thank you
Thank u sir for your videos. Do u have any detailed course on Udemy or Coursera.
Thank you for this video. A general question, not related to sprint boot.
If I am to change my existing properties file to YAML, do I need to add a maven dependency (snakeyml) to parse the yml file? Does java natively support yml like properties file (java.util.properties)?
Java doesn’t natively support it, but Spring Boot does. No dependencies need to be added by you
@@Java.Brains thanks for your response
Hi @java brains
Do you have the complete course in Udemy / Pluralsight or somewhere I can get the complete course
Just a minor confusion, you said not to use tabs but free to use any number of space, isn't that conflicting?
Not really. A tab is a different character than a space. Do look it up!
@@Java.Brains Thank you for your response, I get the difference part but just 4 spaces v tab always takes a toll on me, did a bit of research after posting this question itself, apparently they're actually picky about this :)
Thank you Kaushik
What if we have both application.propeties and application.yml files? How spring understands and finds the properties?
Properties in application.properties override the properties in application.yaml, if same property is configured in both
Don't do this though. It's super confusing when you have the same file name except for the extension/format. In fact, most people prefer to pick one format for their project and write all their property files using it.
@JavaBrains: Thanks, you are awesome..
@AshokKumar: Great, that's the perfect reply i was expecting ! Thanks again.
Thank you Sir
how to access properties file from D:/data/myproject
What is difference between markup and nonmarkup language?
Not sure I understand. Are you asking this in relation to this video?
HTML is a markup language. Java is a non markup language.
A markup language is a computer language that uses tags to define elements within a document.
HTML, XML uses tags to define ( ), hence markup language.
Java, Yml doesn't use tags, hence programing language.
JS uses tags, codes, special symbols ${}, scrips, hence Scripting language.
@@easwargaming7903 thank you
Cant we just roll all these different formats into one?
thank you
Thanks
I can't give you more than one like, if I could I would give you 1000 likes :)
Thanks..
Spaces vs Tabs
Personally, I don't like YAMLs. In the begining of the project/product it looks fine. but when project grows and you need to maintain mutliple profiles on multiple environments and sometimes even need to compare two files of different envs, then YAMLs starts itching your eyes. It becomes YAML Hell and readability becomes very much down as it grows bigger. Property files are cleaner. Again, It's my personal view. This is more of a subjective thing.
I am in a loop set by this wizard. Unable to exit TH-cam.... Dont know # video this is...
Sir why everything is FREE? It doesn't make any sense! Thank you!!!!!!
You are always welcome to give me your money 😉
@@Java.Brains well, these courses are kind of priceless...no way can we afford these
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Thank you