HI, Spring fans! In this installment we explore the essential Spring bean. What are they, how are they created, and what do they mean to you? #java #java21 #springframework #springboot
Great video! Good to see the recap from XML definitions to where we are now, and also very interesting to see all the internals and magic that happens behind the scenes.
My company does, and still uses a reasonable amount of that XML (along with pretty much all the techniques discussed here). The XML form can actually be pretty useful some times - in particular, it's good for dealing with code which might be optional, since there's no compile-time dependency, and no runtime dependency unless the code is activated by profile.
One thing I’m unsure about when writing Spring applications is what application layer objects should be managed by Spring and what objects should be managed by my application.
Thank you.. love that you explain the evolution, it gave a better understanding of what you were showing what spring boot was doing in the end. I have been working with spring boot for a long time now and I still have a lot to learn.
@@linisha6046yes, still used daily for work, love the quick search Ctrl-Alt-Shift + L . Usually 10 or more Spring Boot projects open. Locks up the UI very rarely, normally I leave it running for weeks at a time.
Please give him a better microphone 😢😢
Sounds like he recorded in the bathroom
Amazed by your clean and thorough explanation, like always.
Could you guys do a video series on the evolution of basic concepts of Spring framework over the years?
Excellent Thanks Josh
best one
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Thanks
And Thanks to youtube for giving .5x speed
Amazing how the framework evolved over the time. Thanks for sharing this
Great video! Good to see the recap from XML definitions to where we are now, and also very interesting to see all the internals and magic that happens behind the scenes.
what was the prompt to generate this awesome thumbnail for the video? 😍
a very very deep talk to Spring beans 👍👍👍
for who using spring since xml😢
My company does, and still uses a reasonable amount of that XML (along with pretty much all the techniques discussed here). The XML form can actually be pretty useful some times - in particular, it's good for dealing with code which might be optional, since there's no compile-time dependency, and no runtime dependency unless the code is activated by profile.
One thing I’m unsure about when writing Spring applications is what application layer objects should be managed by Spring and what objects should be managed by my application.
Hi Josh! When should we use DataClassRowMapper instead of manual mapping?
That is amazing. U real know what most developers don't know spring staff
Thnks
Thank you..
love that you explain the evolution, it gave a better understanding of what you were showing what spring boot was doing in the end.
I have been working with spring boot for a long time now and I still have a lot to learn.
Thank you for helping me to understanding spring beans.
this is great! cleared up a lot of 'magic' happening behind the scenes for spring and springboot.
Great presentation with Spring Bean 💪
didn’t know the origin of the name 😅
Thank you for the great video.
Great Presentation !
Is this STS IDE?
No, it's jetbrains intelij idea IDE
No jet brains intellij
Ok anyone uses STS? Does it hang a lot on your side too?
@@linisha6046yes, still used daily for work, love the quick search Ctrl-Alt-Shift + L . Usually 10 or more Spring Boot projects open. Locks up the UI very rarely, normally I leave it running for weeks at a time.
I just up the memory to about 4GB in the ini file on a 32GB machine