Hello, How are you handling the case where , manual save click and control +s will invoke the save command. From the above code we are directly creating obj for save command in client.
Nice explanation but yet not clear why should be wrap receiver operations in command interfaces? Why can't we directly use simple functions which can be called from different places unless we use redo undo opetations?
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Explanation was good but you can do better. Try to focus on- What exactly it is ? When we use it ? What it can simplify ? How you can use it in similar scenarios ?
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Hello, How are you handling the case where , manual save click and control +s will invoke the save command. From the above code we are directly creating obj for save command in client.
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Nice explanation but yet not clear why should be wrap receiver operations in command interfaces? Why can't we directly use simple functions which can be called from different places unless we use redo undo opetations?
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Hi @DialyCodeBuffer I want to learn springboot and have started learning some concepts from different sources and it seems there is so much concepts to cover. First Spring framework, spring jpa, spring jdbc, some design pattern, spring security then spring boot 2 concepts then springboot 3 and hibernate other dto domain all this have created a condusion
can you recommned a good playlist to learn from scratch to advance covering project fullstack with db and microservices and deployment as well
Thanks
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Why can't we directly use it
Explanation was good but you can do better. Try to focus on-
What exactly it is ?
When we use it ?
What it can simplify ?
How you can use it in similar scenarios ?