English is my second language and I can understand everything you say absolutely clear. Thanks for that bro! Clean articulation means a lot, although it may be underestimated by some🤓
This is not only amazingly structured and explained but your accent feels like watching a period drama, which is a big relief after listening to so much of the botched accents here 😅
Thank you so much for your incredible course on Testing in Spring Boot & Kotlin! Your expertise and passion for teaching have been truly inspiring. I have gained so much knowledge and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from you. Your dedication to creating high-quality content and your ability to break down complex concepts into understandable explanations have been a great help in my learning journey. I am confident that your influence will continue to inspire and guide me in my career. Thank you again for your time and for sharing your knowledge with the world. I am looking forward to your future courses and I am excited to continue learning and growing as a software developer.
Hey Devtiro, In getters and setters part, your example ( 00:45:37 ) is identified with "val" and you mentioned it before that val doesn't have any setters. Just wanted to point this out because you're courses are very very professional and to the point actually :). I will keep watching till the end for sure. Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial.
Hi Devtiro. Thank you for this course. I liked it very much. I had a doubt at 02:51:43 . I when I ran the test individually they pass but the fail when I ran all three of them at the same time. For test with empty authors I am getting one author and for the test where I am expecting one author I am getting 2 authors. I am not sure what is the reason. Could you please suggest how to resolve this?
Hi! The short answer is either @Transactional or @DirtiesContext on the test class, the longer answer can be found here: community.devtiro.com/c/help-feedback/when-i-run-all-test-after-lesson-concering-adding 🙂 Hope this helps!
Hrmm. I'd recommend checking the flyway dependency is in the pom.xml file and that the directory structure and file names (remembering that double underscore!) are as expected. If it's still not working as expected I'd recommend posting to the Devtiro community site forum (it's far easier to debug there than in a comment string 😊)
Hey bro I don't know how to thank you. Helping many people like us. Thanks a lot. I preferred your java + maven. You are teaching Java + kotlin. Which one to prefer because I'm good in java +maven?
Amazing video, specially for beginner kotlin developers, thank you a lot. Also i have a question "From where does this application get authors pictures"?
I really need a kotlin tutorial on using Spring Authorization Server with the PKCE flow, including how to handle login and logout, I will definitely buy this course
Hi Devtiro, thank you for this tutorial! I got stuck at 1:53:20, I get a 404 error and I am not sure what's the best way to debug it. Could you give me some suggestions? I've set logging.level.org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet=DEBUG and I am getting this POST "/v1/authors", parameters={} Completed 404 NOT_FOUND "ERROR" dispatch for POST "/error", parameters={} Exiting from "ERROR" dispatch, status 404
Hrmm, could be a missing @PostMapping annotation, an incorrect path value, or perhaps the app hasn't restarted correctly... It's hard to say with a tad more info. I'd recommend posting in the "Ask the Community" space in the Devtiro Community, pasting in your class. Far easier to debug that way 😁 Hopefully this helps!
@@devtiro where can I find Devtiro community? I followed the instructions carefully, docker compose is up, db and adminer are running, frontend is running and the app has been restarted. This is the class @RestController class AuthorsController(private val authorService: AuthorService) { @PostMapping(path = ["/v1/authors"]) fun createAuthor(@RequestBody authorDto: AuthorDto): AuthorDto { return authorService.save( authorDto.toAuthorEntity() ).toAuthorDto() } } Thanks in advance, I appreciate it!
English is my second language and I can understand everything you say absolutely clear. Thanks for that bro! Clean articulation means a lot, although it may be underestimated by some🤓
Same to me, I understood every section parts what he said, it's really an amazing course on youtube.
This is not only amazingly structured and explained but your accent feels like watching a period drama, which is a big relief after listening to so much of the botched accents here 😅
Thanks !! I am starting my first job as a dev in a month and I'll be using Kotling with Spring Boot in the backend, this really helps!
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite UA-cam channels. Really good stuff!
same here :)
Awesome course!! I have been looking for a course that went over SpringBoot with Kotlin and this was a real treat!
I'm learning/refreshing Spring and Kotlin. This was an invaluable video. Thank you for the great video and all you hard work.
Thank you so much for your incredible course on Testing in Spring Boot & Kotlin! Your expertise and passion for teaching have been truly inspiring. I have gained so much knowledge and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from you.
Your dedication to creating high-quality content and your ability to break down complex concepts into understandable explanations have been a great help in my learning journey. I am confident that your influence will continue to inspire and guide me in my career.
Thank you again for your time and for sharing your knowledge with the world. I am looking forward to your future courses and I am excited to continue learning and growing as a software developer.
I'm Java developer learning kotlin for android development. Your course is very hepful for my learning. Thank you very much.
Hey Devtiro, In getters and setters part, your example ( 00:45:37 ) is identified with "val" and you mentioned it before that val doesn't have any setters. Just wanted to point this out because you're courses are very very professional and to the point actually :). I will keep watching till the end for sure.
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial.
wow how you have clear voice and it feels like magnet
Best teacher ever award goes to Aaron ❣
One of the best kotlin course, Thanks a lot
Can you make a course for microservices using spring boot?
Pleaseeee 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Please.
This is an immensely awesome tutorial!
Hi Devtiro. Thank you for this course. I liked it very much. I had a doubt at 02:51:43 . I when I ran the test individually they pass but the fail when I ran all three of them at the same time. For test with empty authors I am getting one author and for the test where I am expecting one author I am getting 2 authors. I am not sure what is the reason. Could you please suggest how to resolve this?
Hi! The short answer is either @Transactional or @DirtiesContext on the test class, the longer answer can be found here: community.devtiro.com/c/help-feedback/when-i-run-all-test-after-lesson-concering-adding 🙂
Hope this helps!
The flyway configuration is not working for me. While there are no errors, the initialization messages are not showing up. Like in 1:22:42
Hrmm. I'd recommend checking the flyway dependency is in the pom.xml file and that the directory structure and file names (remembering that double underscore!) are as expected. If it's still not working as expected I'd recommend posting to the Devtiro community site forum (it's far easier to debug there than in a comment string 😊)
Hi Aaron, I am getting an error at 1:11:16. It says that the attempt used to call the method does not exist.
This One:
Error starting ApplicationContext. To display the condition evaluation report re-run your application with 'debug' enabled.
Solved this by myself by specifying update. Initially specified 'upgrade' in hibernate properties.
there is a error on 14:15, you put author.123 instead of author.id
Hey bro I don't know how to thank you. Helping many people like us. Thanks a lot. I preferred your java + maven. You are teaching Java + kotlin. Which one to prefer because I'm good in java +maven?
Amazing video, specially for beginner kotlin developers, thank you a lot.
Also i have a question "From where does this application get authors pictures"?
Thanks Brother ❤❤...Please bring this type of Course for Microservices architecture tutorial in java also...Please brother...❤❤
can you make a java course for people with already enough programming skills from javascript or python
where is the premium version and how can i buy it?
smooth
I need full real world work shop please make it.
133rd...Thanks mate.
Legend,
Nice
😮
❤❤
What If 2 Author works on One Book?
I really need a kotlin tutorial on using Spring Authorization Server with the PKCE flow, including how to handle login and logout, I will definitely buy this course
Would be kind to make a real webapp video, but with java this time.
Hi Devtiro, thank you for this tutorial! I got stuck at 1:53:20, I get a 404 error and I am not sure what's the best way to debug it. Could you give me some suggestions?
I've set logging.level.org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet=DEBUG and I am getting this
POST "/v1/authors", parameters={}
Completed 404 NOT_FOUND
"ERROR" dispatch for POST "/error", parameters={}
Exiting from "ERROR" dispatch, status 404
Hrmm, could be a missing @PostMapping annotation, an incorrect path value, or perhaps the app hasn't restarted correctly... It's hard to say with a tad more info. I'd recommend posting in the "Ask the Community" space in the Devtiro Community, pasting in your class. Far easier to debug that way 😁 Hopefully this helps!
@@devtiro where can I find Devtiro community?
I followed the instructions carefully, docker compose is up, db and adminer are running, frontend is running and the app has been restarted.
This is the class
@RestController
class AuthorsController(private val authorService: AuthorService) {
@PostMapping(path = ["/v1/authors"])
fun createAuthor(@RequestBody authorDto: AuthorDto): AuthorDto {
return authorService.save(
authorDto.toAuthorEntity()
).toAuthorDto()
}
}
Thanks in advance, I appreciate it!