Great insight! Even though we cannot make this behaviour default, it *feels* like it should be default. Personally I’m against any “magic” in code. I like things concise and transparent and I don’t mind writing a little more code instead of using the “magic.”
So cool, thanks for the video! So, what was the decision to introduce the proxies in the past? Is it considered to be a bad practice now? What are the situations when we cannot avoid proxies?
One thing I don't get - The CGLib proxy installs a wrapper around the conf class, but doesn't modify the class itself (or so we're told in the Spring-AOP documentation, maybe I'm mixing two use cases for CGLib). So when we call restTemplate() from runService(), how does Spring make us go through the proxy (in comparison, the AOP docs specifically indicate that calls from one method of the class to another aren't being proxied)?
thanks! great tutorial. Dan why you don't ever use Lombok in your videos? Is it for a better understanding of what's going on? Or it is bcoz some annotations don't work well with Spring? (IDEA sometimes suggests me avoid @Data for entities)
With Records I don't really have a use for Lombok these days. Also I teach a lot of beginner material and I like to avoid having to point out something else in the middle of a tutorial If I can avoid it.
Maybe proxyBeanMethods should be set to false by default and then give us warning to enable it if we use bean methods inside config class. If in fact it can improve performance....
The problem is we can't just flip that switch because it wouldn't be backwards compatible. I think its good to understand what's going on here and make an informed decision in your code.
I am not so far into the Video rn but I am very sure you mean the new ui which can be activated in the settings when you use the newest intellij version
Can you make a video where a user cannot view and edit information of another user even when they have same role and authority using spring security and a relational database … I looked at many TH-cam channels but they also haven’t showed it .. Can you please make a video ? Thank you so very much !
Nice tutorial. As you were mentioning of "native..", could you please elaborate what does it mean in the context of this tutorial or where it's applicable ? what does it actually mean, like by flipping flag proxyBeanMethods to false does it mean the "code" would run natively, what does it mean?
Question about @Bean public methods. Does IntelliJ not offer to remove the public modifier? Both Spring Tool Suite and the OpenRewrite best practices recipe will remove it, for reference: org.openrewrite.java.spring.BeanMethodsNotPublic Remove public modifier from @Bean methods. They no longer have to be public visibility to be usable by Spring.
Great insight! Even though we cannot make this behaviour default, it *feels* like it should be default. Personally I’m against any “magic” in code. I like things concise and transparent and I don’t mind writing a little more code instead of using the “magic.”
I always wondered about this but didn't dig much. Thanks for making it clear!
The explanation is clear.
You made a small typing error in the description @Configuration :)
Thank you for the tutorial !
Sorry for that, thanks for the heads up!
Super clear now. Thank you a lot!
It's really useful information. FYI - Spring uses its own folk of CGLIB within spring-core.
Hello Dan great video like always! Thanks buddy
A nice & concise tutorial.
Thanks for this tutorial Dan
So cool, thanks for the video!
So, what was the decision to introduce the proxies in the past?
Is it considered to be a bad practice now?
What are the situations when we cannot avoid proxies?
Hey, could you tell me what's the font and theme you are using for intellij? it looks great!
Thanks for the cool insight!!!. If possible can you come up with @Transactional annotation specially with R2DBC. Thanks once again.
You deserve the thumb up
One thing I don't get - The CGLib proxy installs a wrapper around the conf class, but doesn't modify the class itself (or so we're told in the Spring-AOP documentation, maybe I'm mixing two use cases for CGLib). So when we call restTemplate() from runService(), how does Spring make us go through the proxy (in comparison, the AOP docs specifically indicate that calls from one method of the class to another aren't being proxied)?
thanks! great tutorial. Dan why you don't ever use Lombok in your videos? Is it for a better understanding of what's going on? Or it is bcoz some annotations don't work well with Spring? (IDEA sometimes suggests me avoid @Data for entities)
With Records I don't really have a use for Lombok these days. Also I teach a lot of beginner material and I like to avoid having to point out something else in the middle of a tutorial If I can avoid it.
Maybe proxyBeanMethods should be set to false by default and then give us warning to enable it if we use bean methods inside config class. If in fact it can improve performance....
The problem is we can't just flip that switch because it wouldn't be backwards compatible. I think its good to understand what's going on here and make an informed decision in your code.
Why don't u use the intellij itself to initialize an spring boot project? It also adds dependencies automatically. Everything in intelij 🎉
I use start.spring.io because not everyone is using IntelliJ. When I am working on my projects and not recording tutorials I do use it
Thanks, I learned something new. But I noticed that the appearance of IntelliJ is different from the classic, is it a new version or a theme ?
I am not so far into the Video rn but I am very sure you mean the new ui which can be activated in the settings when you use the newest intellij version
Can you make a video where a user cannot view and edit information of another user even when they have same role and authority using spring security and a relational database … I looked at many TH-cam channels but they also haven’t showed it .. Can you please make a video ? Thank you so very much !
How to use MQTT broker publish and subscribe in springboot Java & connection set up ?
Nice tutorial. As you were mentioning of "native..", could you please elaborate what does it mean in the context of this tutorial or where it's applicable ? what does it actually mean, like by flipping flag proxyBeanMethods to false does it mean the "code" would run natively, what does it mean?
I think he is talking about GraalVM Native Image Support, which turns your java application into a natively compiled system executable.
how do you do to have a fancy colored terminal in intellij? mine is just plane black & white :(
Hello sir
Can you please make video about
How to send SMS using Java spring boot
also mention which is community or paid version
thanks
thank u
gr8
what is your IDE name
IntelliJ idea ultimate with New ui activated
74th...Thanks Dan
Question about @Bean public methods. Does IntelliJ not offer to remove the public modifier? Both Spring Tool Suite and the OpenRewrite best practices recipe will remove it, for reference:
org.openrewrite.java.spring.BeanMethodsNotPublic Remove public modifier from @Bean methods. They no longer have to be public visibility to be usable by Spring.