Nah, multithreading is not that important. In real world projects all that stuff is happening underground. Anyways as a newbie you won't understand it good enough to actually apply to anything meaningful. So not worth to spend your time
@@chillappreciator885 idk about that, I agree that beginners shouldn’t dive too deep into concurrency, but it absolutely helps to at least know about race conditions or know how thread pools work at a high level, most industry level applications involve some type of parallel and/or concurrent execution.
Hi sir!! i want to ask something,I'm a college student and I chose Java as the language I want to study, and I enjoy it, but my friends recommend learning other than Java because they say it's rarely used in industry? is this true? thanks in advance
@@migwell182 This is not true. How much industry experience do your college friends have. I went to college for 4 years and have been in the industry for 3. Java has a SDK (software development kit) for almost every major technology. Here’s a short list: Adobe Experience Manager (uses Java exclusively on the backend and pays well), Salesforce, AWS (the largest cloud provider contains a large Java SDK to write lambda functions, interact with EC2 instances, S3 buckets, security groups and so on), Spring framework is a massive web framework (uses Java and pays handsomely), and the list goes on. Java is a strong language of choose for web development, mobile application development, and desktop development. If you’re interested in big data, Apache Spark has a large Java SDK which can be used for data engineering, ML and data analytics (as well as AWS). Of course, language is just a tool. Maybe Python would be better in other situations or you may need to use JavaScript. Either language or knowing all three is ideal. But if we’re just talking about Java, you cannot go wrong as is used extensively throughout industry. Java is used extensively for interviews when writing data structures and algorithms because it’s not a very hard language to learn and it’s truly object oriented. Trust me, knowing Java well can provide a great career for years to come.
@@WisdomofHal I'm a little hesitant because most of my friends study web development, they learn php, laravel and so on, besides that maybe I still haven't seen the concrete form of learning java results, unlike web development. thank you very much sir, your answer really strengthens my determination to really explore java, and it is possible to also learn other tech stacks while learning java, hopefully you are always healthy.
Thank a lot for your videos! Dont you plan create courses explaining "deep spring"? How annotations works, how beans initialize, how to inspect context, what happens when we work with AOP (aspect), how to deal with all of this, etc. Something like "Understanding Spring not for beginners"
I am not an english speaker (i am brasilian), but i love your videos because you pronounce the words correctly, without slang and abbreviations and it helps me to understand. thanks!! =)
1 - Intelli j and shortcuts 2 - How JVM works (Heap, Stack, String pool, Garbage Collector etc) 3 - Know the basics (Classes, Objects, Inheritance) 4 - Data structures (Most important: List and Map) 5 - Testing (Especially Unit testing and Mocking)
One big problem with IntelliJ: There's a lot of legacy projects out there that are still maintained in eclipse and are not easily portable to another IDE.
Not only for legacy projects I would say... no Java IDE will ever come CLOSE to what Eclipse can offer for the developers. Companies that work with closed source software will use it to have internal plugins (any of the big tech companies with a Java and/or C/C++ stack), and big companies that want to offer a professional environment to attract developers will use it to provide a truly immersive and evolved experience (STS). IntelliJ is cool, yes, it's very good, it's amazing. But Eclipse is much better and is the standard when we talk about Java development. JetBrains has other amazing tools that are the standard, but IntelliJ is certainly not one of them.
WTF are you all talking about? source code is always independent of what IDE you're using... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ you can load up any java project in any java compatible IDE. just dont expect IDE specific settings to be picked up by the IDE.
@@PutsOnSneakers Hate to break it to you, but that's not true in practice. In theory, yes. But in practice, you very often have weird interdependent projects and things like completely non-standard build configurations that only really get picked up by a single IDE. This is especially true in big and old codebases. I've seen that multiple times.
Not to forget: Debugging in IntelliJ (remote and local), How to read Code, learn to code with a the reference doc when you implement against a new framework and don't seach hours for examples/tutorials, find a mentor, learn to concentrate on coding for about 2 x 1,5-2 hours a day without getting distracted.
I think that you are the best one I have ever listen to him about programming in general and java programming you really teaching how to be a real software developer ....just keep going
I really appreciate this video I recently got my first job as software engineer for the minister of defense here in Seattle waghinston. I am taking your java courses since they focused more on java , react, docker and other tool. as junior developer , they told me to focus more on java to be honest I really love your courses. they are lots of things I didn't understand in JavaScript and now I really understand it in java.
@@eltorocornal2649 I’m not sure I can advice you on that as a novice myself. Perhaps someone at a more advanced level can help here. I’m learning java 11 and 17 . 17 because it’s the latest one the last time I checked and 11 because I’m getting ready for a certification along the way.
I have a question that either I don't know enough technical terms to be able to search for the solution, or I'm not phrasing it right when I search. So, maybe someone in your community can help. Class A takes object X's information and writes it to a file with a string variable from object X as the file name. It then passes it off to Class B who checks user input info against the what's on file, it sees that it's valid and passes off to Class C who apparently has amnesia. It can't find the file because it knows nothing about object X's string variable to look for said named file. I say Class A, B, and C, but they're really frames. Frame C won't open unless Frame B says it's okay. How is it that Frame B is able to read the file written out by Frame A, but Frame C can't so it just writes to an empty named file (eg: instead of file.txt, it writes to .txt)? I have it such that the file is tied to the object so that another instance of said object can't have access to it, but it can have it's own.
I'm just so used to use VS Code that it feels really hard to change for anything else ;/ (even tho Java on VS Code doesn't feel too good, tbh, with the intellisense just stopping working from time to time or the maven packages not being found sometimes too...)
I've been using Eclipse since version 1.0, and used IBM VisualAge for Java before that. I can use IntelliJ, but prfer Eclipse. I get too many problems with IntelliJ. Another thing I've learn't is that all the business rules of an application should be testable without any framework (e.g. Spring Boot) being present. This is where very experience software engineers live.
You missed the biggest concept of all - OOP. It is the unifying technology of all the main programming languages. However, you did mention inheritance as a sub-concept.
Hey Nelson! Thanks for your advise, I'm a software engineer, and I think the software architecture concepts are really important.. hope you can talk about someday about it! Best!
@Amigoscode. I would really like to see a complete tutorial on Data Structures and Algorithms using Java on your Channel. I am beginning my preparation for Software Engineering Interviews and I think a Tutorial as well as It's Implementation on a Few LeetCode Problems would be amazing. Thanks. P.S. I love all the content you put out.
This is a neat educational talk on Java. Thanks. I would like to learn more about the Java community as opposed to only about the technical and conceptual coding; although the latter is very important. I would point out that in most cases there are diplomatic garbage collection/disposal methods.
Thank you very much for your videos. But I disagree with the first point, Eclipse is also an enterprise tool and companies use it. It would be interesting to have a comparison of these tools on a big project, because a lot of articles or videos compare them on personal projects. Does IntelliJ perform better than Eclipse on a big project (with a lot of Maven dependencies, a lot of classes, using Spring, etc ...) ?
Seems like a too broad somewhat uninformed statement. I recently had to switch to eclipse for a large refactoring as intellij is still plagued by a import-organizing bug that wont fix multiple files (open since 2011). Then for other things I switch to Intellij from Eclipse as it is better suited. Bad point overall imo without specific mentions of lacking functionalities.
IntelliJ is extremely expensive here in Brazil. I'm a Senior Java Developer but no company pay us enough to be able to pay for the license and the Community edition doesn't have all the features we need. Besides, the company I work (the bigest bank in Brazil) doesn't allow us to install other IDE to work with Java. Therefore, I only work with Eclipse. :(
Great selection of concepts, but I would also add understanding the time complexity of the code is also crucial, especially working with large datasets.
@@Gab566 Look pal, this might sound easy to you, but I am DUMB, I need instructions from experts for SEEMINGLY easy tasks like these. IntelliU has so many buttons , I am overwhelmed! 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Some, please, can we tell me: How did he named the video about lists and maps that he mentioned in this one? ?. Thanks for your videos and good teaching technique, also the greatest attitude ever.
Brilliant question! and the answer is: Never…. I've been refreshing and re-learning lots of concepts. Also excited about the GoLand and CLion Courses coming up!
I am coding in java for a decade now. Used eclipse/sts for a long time, started using intellij. It is really nice IDE but I still use Eclipse/STS along with it. Biggest drawback, you cannot open multiple projects at the same time in IDE, and I hope everyone knows that lot of time we need to load multiple projects. Intellij has lot of issues with maven, caches, memory consumptions. If you have to work with some legacy project, may God help you. I use Intellij, VSCode and Eclipse/STS together. People should try VSCode for java development too.
I love your videos. Can create a video of practical coding java? I learn java program for 3 years and I have never create a gui with java. Please could create video based on a real world application. ✌
I'm sooo glad I found your channel. Your information is very concise and well thought out. Thank you so much for your work. It is VERY much appreciated.
Yo I just finished a Java course recently and I feel more lost now than ever. How do I get from interfaces and arrays to AN ACTUAL WEBSITE?!? Can anyone help me?
I read some code where someone thought he would do great, if he writes most of his logical code into services. First he startet writing tons of services, for almost any function you need. Then he realized, that it is annoying, to import that many services, then he started to create reaaaalllyyyy big services with massive code and way to many functions in it... He just used his mega service as a code library for almost everything. I think he really didn't understand how you plan ahead a software and how to differenciate when to use a service, what type of code should be in a controller, what type of code should a class have on its own, what must be in an entity, what in a repository. He just mixed everything as he needed. This code was a mess. I think new programmers should learn the basics as fast as possible and then learn solid and clean code as soon as they can. And if they don't understand everything right from the start, they should read it over and over again, until they see why it is all important. Honestly, in MOST of the projects i worked with, there was legacy code so awful, that i wish at least some people in a project would care about solid and cc. But the very sad truth is, only the minority can program very well, because the majority is too lazy to learn how to write "good" code. Some people do not even try to have good namings for variables. They mix all different types of namecasing, don't write full text variabls, ignore how to name variables in general, like starting with an is... if it is a boolean. E.G.: $bool auto_prvd_Data = true; Or stuff like that. Really stupid hings. In this project there were also functions like: transformData({..}) and transformData2({}). Also great was something like sendMail({...}) ... sendMailNew({...}) They write api calls with curl within your code, instead of using the given router apis you would use of your framework. Or they think they write better sql queries on their own, coding really bad queries into a repository instead of using the given tools like Doctrine SQL or something like that. I saw the programing hell in my life. Experienced programers will cry in agony, if they see what i saw. Please people, learn how to write clean code. I beg on you!
Hi there. I'm a complete beginner. I need some from ground-up coaching and would like to join your program and your if possible. Please could you tell me how to go about that ?
Os cursos são incríveis, sempre recomendo ao pessoal da universidade porém eu só consigo assistir pelo UA-cam,pois tem a opção de tradução automática. Seria legal se tivesse no website a opção.
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Hello brother, I'd love to get on a project with you. No matter how little. I don't expect to get paid or anything.
Hoping to hear from you.
I can argue memory internal work is critical. You basically need to know how when and where to declare vars.
When we could enjoy the memory java course?
1-IntelliJ
2-Java Memory
3-Java Basics
4-Data Structures
5-Testing
3-classes,abstract classes,objects,inheritance especially interfaces
4-list,maps
Thanks
Thank you
Life saver
I like the fact that you are focusing on teaching us how to become better programmers and not just how to program. Thank you for that! 🙂
That is true he is good that way-i like this guy-very personable
I totally agree. I have more then a decade of java dev behind me and through this foundations you can achieve anything. Thanks for clear explanation!
Exception handling might be added, multithreading also. Clean code and java code convention defenitly MUST to know
Nah, multithreading is not that important. In real world projects all that stuff is happening underground. Anyways as a newbie you won't understand it good enough to actually apply to anything meaningful. So not worth to spend your time
@@chillappreciator885 idk about that, I agree that beginners shouldn’t dive too deep into concurrency, but it absolutely helps to at least know about race conditions or know how thread pools work at a high level, most industry level applications involve some type of parallel and/or concurrent execution.
@@chillappreciator885 agree, not for beginners
I'm a Java Developer. These tech talks are awesome. Having a coffee and talking Java, literally two of my favorite things! Great video brother.
Hi sir!! i want to ask something,I'm a college student and I chose Java as the language I want to study, and I enjoy it, but my friends recommend learning other than Java because they say it's rarely used in industry? is this true? thanks in advance
@@migwell182 This is not true. How much industry experience do your college friends have. I went to college for 4 years and have been in the industry for 3. Java has a SDK (software development kit) for almost every major technology. Here’s a short list: Adobe Experience Manager (uses Java exclusively on the backend and pays well), Salesforce, AWS (the largest cloud provider contains a large Java SDK to write lambda functions, interact with EC2 instances, S3 buckets, security groups and so on), Spring framework is a massive web framework (uses Java and pays handsomely), and the list goes on. Java is a strong language of choose for web development, mobile application development, and desktop development. If you’re interested in big data, Apache Spark has a large Java SDK which can be used for data engineering, ML and data analytics (as well as AWS). Of course, language is just a tool. Maybe Python would be better in other situations or you may need to use JavaScript. Either language or knowing all three is ideal. But if we’re just talking about Java, you cannot go wrong as is used extensively throughout industry. Java is used extensively for interviews when writing data structures and algorithms because it’s not a very hard language to learn and it’s truly object oriented. Trust me, knowing Java well can provide a great career for years to come.
@@WisdomofHal I'm a little hesitant because most of my friends study web development, they learn php, laravel and so on, besides that maybe I still haven't seen the concrete form of learning java results, unlike web development.
thank you very much sir, your answer really strengthens my determination to really explore java, and it is possible to also learn other tech stacks while learning java, hopefully you are always healthy.
Your videos are clear, always up-to-date, and just easy to follow along, a blessing!
Thank a lot for your videos! Dont you plan create courses explaining "deep spring"? How annotations works, how beans initialize, how to inspect context, what happens when we work with AOP (aspect), how to deal with all of this, etc. Something like "Understanding Spring not for beginners"
This would be great actually. People suck at explaining this stuff lol
Absolutely! Would be a super help if you made a video on that
I am not an english speaker (i am brasilian), but i love your videos because you pronounce the words correctly, without slang and abbreviations and it helps me to understand. thanks!! =)
1 - Intelli j and shortcuts
2 - How JVM works (Heap, Stack, String pool, Garbage Collector etc)
3 - Know the basics (Classes, Objects, Inheritance)
4 - Data structures (Most important: List and Map)
5 - Testing (Especially Unit testing and Mocking)
One big problem with IntelliJ: There's a lot of legacy projects out there that are still maintained in eclipse and are not easily portable to another IDE.
in my case it's netbeans lol
I am using Eclipse for a long time. ALso Eclipse + STS. And in my opinion, for spring boot Eclipse + STS is wheey better than inteli...
Not only for legacy projects I would say... no Java IDE will ever come CLOSE to what Eclipse can offer for the developers.
Companies that work with closed source software will use it to have internal plugins (any of the big tech companies with a Java and/or C/C++ stack), and big companies that want to offer a professional environment to attract developers will use it to provide a truly immersive and evolved experience (STS).
IntelliJ is cool, yes, it's very good, it's amazing. But Eclipse is much better and is the standard when we talk about Java development.
JetBrains has other amazing tools that are the standard, but IntelliJ is certainly not one of them.
WTF are you all talking about? source code is always independent of what IDE you're using... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
you can load up any java project in any java compatible IDE.
just dont expect IDE specific settings to be picked up by the IDE.
@@PutsOnSneakers Hate to break it to you, but that's not true in practice. In theory, yes. But in practice, you very often have weird interdependent projects and things like completely non-standard build configurations that only really get picked up by a single IDE. This is especially true in big and old codebases. I've seen that multiple times.
Not to forget: Debugging in IntelliJ (remote and local), How to read Code, learn to code with a the reference doc when you implement against a new framework and don't seach hours for examples/tutorials, find a mentor, learn to concentrate on coding for about 2 x 1,5-2 hours a day without getting distracted.
Nelson with the clutch message!!! Thank you bro! I am taking this to heart to become better and grow!!
I think that you are the best one I have ever listen to him about programming in general and java programming you really teaching how to be a real software developer
....just keep going
Ramadan moubarek bro :) thanks jazaka alaho khyran
I really appreciate this video
I recently got my first job as software engineer for the minister of defense here in Seattle waghinston.
I am taking your java courses since they focused more on java , react, docker and other tool.
as junior developer , they told me to focus more on java
to be honest I really love your courses.
they are lots of things I didn't understand in JavaScript and now I really understand it in java.
I’m learning java now and this video came at the PERFECT time, thank you so much
Hey I’m learning java too I’m 5 months in its intense. How far in are you?
@@in-thegarden i am going to start lear ing java but i am stock on where and what kind of java to learn. Could you suggest ?
@@eltorocornal2649 I’m not sure I can advice you on that as a novice myself. Perhaps someone at a more advanced level can help here. I’m learning java 11 and 17 . 17 because it’s the latest one the last time I checked and 11 because I’m getting ready for a certification along the way.
Package structure. Literally file structure seems daunting to a beginner and that affects access levels and all types of other ripple affect stuff.
I have a question that either I don't know enough technical terms to be able to search for the solution, or I'm not phrasing it right when I search. So, maybe someone in your community can help. Class A takes object X's information and writes it to a file with a string variable from object X as the file name. It then passes it off to Class B who checks user input info against the what's on file, it sees that it's valid and passes off to Class C who apparently has amnesia. It can't find the file because it knows nothing about object X's string variable to look for said named file. I say Class A, B, and C, but they're really frames. Frame C won't open unless Frame B says it's okay. How is it that Frame B is able to read the file written out by Frame A, but Frame C can't so it just writes to an empty named file (eg: instead of file.txt, it writes to .txt)? I have it such that the file is tied to the object so that another instance of said object can't have access to it, but it can have it's own.
So true with testing because I hate writing test but it has saved me time and discover new errors! So true
Gracias amigo, solo por ti me gusta java xD lo vendes muy bien!!!
Greetings from Bolivia, thanks for your amazing vídeos!
Man, the content you create is amazing. thank you
Amazing video as always... with important core concepts and not just teaching motivation aswell.... amazing tutor... and friend :)
Very important question for me, can modern JavaScript eg. Nodejs …program spring framework as Java does? I searched around but find nothing.
That's amazing explanation about this concepts, but i don't love tests,OMG!!! Congrats!!
Better than that, How people build a mental model about Java ? I think this is really the must.
Can't wait to see the second part ^^
Thank you for everything :D
Jazakallahu khayran! I am learning a lot from your tutorials and other videos. What you are doing is sadaqatul jariyah, in shaa Allah.
I'm just so used to use VS Code that it feels really hard to change for anything else ;/ (even tho Java on VS Code doesn't feel too good, tbh, with the intellisense just stopping working from time to time or the maven packages not being found sometimes too...)
i broke my femur trying to use vs code with java. But i also broke my other femur trying to learn eclipse :(
Asc Nelson, thanks for your clarification, and it really opens my eyes to what should I have to focus on.
I've been using Eclipse since version 1.0, and used IBM VisualAge for Java before that. I can use IntelliJ, but prfer Eclipse. I get too many problems with IntelliJ. Another thing I've learn't is that all the business rules of an application should be testable without any framework (e.g. Spring Boot) being present. This is where very experience software engineers live.
You have quite the talent for explaining things, brother! May Allah bless you!
You missed the biggest concept of all - OOP. It is the unifying technology of all the main programming languages. However, you did mention inheritance as a sub-concept.
I learn Englesh and programming from your videos. Thank's for your work 👍
Your videos are absolutely amazing man. You focus on really important concepts, pretty much anything I come across I can find a video about it here.
Please make more of such videos for Java. I really love your content
شكرا جزيلا أخي جمال على مجهوداتك الرائعة.
Hey Nelson! Thanks for your advise, I'm a software engineer, and I think the software architecture concepts are really important.. hope you can talk about someday about it! Best!
Assalamualaikum brother. Could you do a roadmap to become java backend engineer. with what courses to do.
@Areeb Ahmed Shariff what did you mean by weeb
@Areeb Ahmed Shariff brother I am looking to improve myself. I am sorry if it has hurt you in anyway. Could you help me with the roadmap?
@Areeb Ahmed Shariff brother, any udemy course you would suggest? please help me with me this.
Try to google your question
He has roadmap, on the header of main page
@Amigoscode. I would really like to see a complete tutorial on Data Structures and Algorithms using Java on your Channel. I am beginning my preparation for Software Engineering Interviews and I think a Tutorial as well as It's Implementation on a Few LeetCode Problems would be amazing. Thanks. P.S. I love all the content you put out.
This is a neat educational talk on Java. Thanks. I would like to learn more about the Java community as opposed to only about the technical and conceptual coding; although the latter is very important. I would point out that in most cases there are diplomatic garbage collection/disposal methods.
Well, this video is a great improvement in title and thumbnail!!
Wow i do work with eclipse for a long time. actually it was the first IDE that I ever use
I watched your Intellij tutorial and it made all the diference.
Thank you very much for your videos. But I disagree with the first point, Eclipse is also an enterprise tool and companies use it. It would be interesting to have a comparison of these tools on a big project, because a lot of articles or videos compare them on personal projects. Does IntelliJ perform better than Eclipse on a big project (with a lot of Maven dependencies, a lot of classes, using Spring, etc ...) ?
I see thin matrix channel use eclipse for his 3d game.
Seems like a too broad somewhat uninformed statement. I recently had to switch to eclipse for a large refactoring as intellij is still plagued by a import-organizing bug that wont fix multiple files (open since 2011). Then for other things I switch to Intellij from Eclipse as it is better suited. Bad point overall imo without specific mentions of lacking functionalities.
Thanks mate...I would suggest next is about Interview Q/A.
IntelliJ is extremely expensive here in Brazil. I'm a Senior Java Developer but no company pay us enough to be able to pay for the license and the Community edition doesn't have all the features we need. Besides, the company I work (the bigest bank in Brazil) doesn't allow us to install other IDE to work with Java. Therefore, I only work with Eclipse. :(
Assalamalekoum, can we have a video about lambda, like all the add methode and tool we have in Java 11 since Java 6 ?
Great selection of concepts, but I would also add understanding the time complexity of the code is also crucial, especially working with large datasets.
Do you have courses in udemy?
We can hardly wait for the new Java course! Keep up the good work!
at 3:11 under the "Call Stack" column there's a typo: FIFO is First In First Out :)
Love from Greece! Great videos!
Amigos brother, do you think I could use vscode for java and spring instead of IDEA? Why would I use/buy IDEA over vscode?
May Allāh bless you. I'm a CS student and you're my number 1 youtube mentor
Assalmu alikum I've subscribed to your channel! Great content here and Ramadan mubarak!
Hi amigo, do you have a video about how different java versions evolved, what are features adding or updated?
Walaikum assalam brother
Thank you so much Amigo for realising me that skipping testing is bad idea of my development part.
I think a stack frame is in the call stack, because it has pointers to the Heap, or I am wrong
Peace unto you, too! We benefit greatly from you sharing your knowledge!
Hello Amigoscode, can we expect any discount for courses during easter weekend? I am mainly looking for k8s course.
An interview prep video for beginners please !
If someone starts to learn java from scratch eclipse would be perfect as a starter ide as IntelliJ could be rather complicated for the begginer
can't wait for the java memory tutorials
it's almost 2 months have i been learning Java, and i'm still using VSCode. why didnt u mention vscode in the first minutes
That first question really hit hard!
Jazak Allah khair brother mashaAllah good video.
Could you possibly do videos on some programming principles with examples? Like SOLID?
he did one, check his latest videos
Apart from the $30 IntelliJ course do you have any course on how to tie shoelaces?
Ikr. It's just a user friendly text editor with a few perks ... more like charging $30 on how to tie your shoes with Velcro straps lol
@@Gab566 Look pal, this might sound easy to you, but I am DUMB, I need instructions from experts for SEEMINGLY easy tasks like these. IntelliU has so many buttons , I am overwhelmed! 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Some, please, can we tell me: How did he named the video about lists and maps that he mentioned in this one? ?. Thanks for your videos and good teaching technique, also the greatest attitude ever.
Brilliant question! and the answer is: Never…. I've been refreshing and re-learning lots of concepts. Also excited about the GoLand and CLion Courses coming up!
I am coding in java for a decade now. Used eclipse/sts for a long time, started using intellij. It is really nice IDE but I still use Eclipse/STS along with it. Biggest drawback, you cannot open multiple projects at the same time in IDE, and I hope everyone knows that lot of time we need to load multiple projects. Intellij has lot of issues with maven, caches, memory consumptions. If you have to work with some legacy project, may God help you. I use Intellij, VSCode and Eclipse/STS together. People should try VSCode for java development too.
Mashallah what a great video!
Explain the errors we get when working with Java + Springboot + PostgreSQL!
how to know them better and solve them!
Wa alaikum salam brother. I really like this intro and your content is the best !
tks for sharing, I would add generics, streams and functional !!
Do you think vs code is a decent IDE? I'm new to Java and using that IDE but I'm not sure if it's a good choice in the long run
Brilliant content as always,with a very important concepts. Keep Going Bro 💪 Baraka Allahu Fik 🙏🌸
I love your videos. Can create a video of practical coding java? I learn java program for 3 years and I have never create a gui with java. Please could create video based on a real world application. ✌
I'm sooo glad I found your channel. Your information is very concise and well thought out. Thank you so much for your work. It is VERY much appreciated.
Thank you brother for what you do 😊😊
Thank you so much Bro, i got many insight from you, may Allah blessing you bro...🙏🙏
Yo I just finished a Java course recently and I feel more lost now than ever. How do I get from interfaces and arrays to AN ACTUAL WEBSITE?!? Can anyone help me?
I don't know what's that thing you did at the end of the video but it was funny I had to hit the like button...
Waaleykum assalom brother, Maa shaa Allah, good to hear salaam in the begining of video, God bless you
I read some code where someone thought he would do great, if he writes most of his logical code into services.
First he startet writing tons of services, for almost any function you need. Then he realized, that it is annoying, to import that many services, then he started to create reaaaalllyyyy big services with massive code and way to many functions in it... He just used his mega service as a code library for almost everything.
I think he really didn't understand how you plan ahead a software and how to differenciate when to use a service, what type of code should be in a controller, what type of code should a class have on its own, what must be in an entity, what in a repository. He just mixed everything as he needed. This code was a mess.
I think new programmers should learn the basics as fast as possible and then learn solid and clean code as soon as they can. And if they don't understand everything right from the start, they should read it over and over again, until they see why it is all important.
Honestly, in MOST of the projects i worked with, there was legacy code so awful, that i wish at least some people in a project would care about solid and cc. But the very sad truth is, only the minority can program very well, because the majority is too lazy to learn how to write "good" code. Some people do not even try to have good namings for variables. They mix all different types of namecasing, don't write full text variabls, ignore how to name variables in general, like starting with an is... if it is a boolean. E.G.: $bool auto_prvd_Data = true; Or stuff like that. Really stupid hings.
In this project there were also functions like: transformData({..}) and transformData2({}). Also great was something like sendMail({...}) ... sendMailNew({...})
They write api calls with curl within your code, instead of using the given router apis you would use of your framework. Or they think they write better sql queries on their own, coding really bad queries into a repository instead of using the given tools like Doctrine SQL or something like that. I saw the programing hell in my life. Experienced programers will cry in agony, if they see what i saw.
Please people, learn how to write clean code. I beg on you!
Is there a course that explain testing in detail
Can't wait for the JVM and interface video I really need it because I took 2 java courses before covid and remembered nothing
Wa'alaykum Asalaam Akhi! Bless you for the help with these videos🤲
walaykum salam my brother thank you so much for your efforts and ramadan mobarak!
Good Day ,Amigoscode i want to ask if is it possible to connect spring boot application with firebase real time database .
where did you get your mic from
Hi there. I'm a complete beginner. I need some from ground-up coaching and would like to join your program and your if possible. Please could you tell me how to go about that ?
Please, could you please make a video about multtenancy in springwebflux with mongodb
Actually a lot of companies do not use InfelliJ because it is not free. A lot of companies use Eclipse which is free.
Walaikum selam akhi! just started documenting my coding bootcamp journey. Javascript makes me wanna give up...
Os cursos são incríveis, sempre recomendo ao pessoal da universidade porém eu só consigo assistir pelo UA-cam,pois tem a opção de tradução automática. Seria legal se tivesse no website a opção.
great content man
Salam brother great effort JazakAllah. When is the Bootcamp launching? super thanks
Great video and i feel happy that i've already been working on them long time ago
Do you have any tuto for clean code ?