Spring Boot 3 in 6 minutes
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Spring Boot 3 is here, and it's packed with amazing new features. Join me and I'll introduce a few of my favorite things that any modern Spring Boot 3 developer ought to know about to help you get to production (and in record time, too!)
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The kind of video that we don't need to speed up. Great content!
Hahaha thanks 🙏 glad you got something out of it
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🔥🔥 Absolute fire! Thanks for all the hard work! ( 3:05 wow need to try this new stuff!)
Absolutely! Thanks for watching and I am glad you got something out of it. I hope you like it. Also, check out the recent livestream I did looking at two
Amazing new features in the forthcoming 3.1 (due later in May 2023) release: Docker Compose and Testcontainers
Josh Long, you the SB Boss!!! Awesome!
This is beautiful ❤
Thank you 🙏you might even say it’s “Bootiful.”
Awesome as always ;)
Thanks I’m glad you got something out of it!
Great video!! But, I thought records were not usable for db entity classes due to not having a No args constructor 🤔
That limitation exists only for JPA (and maybe Hibernate?) Everything else works perfectly
Great!
Thanks I’m glad you got something out of it!
Good stuff, thx
Glad you got something out of it
It reeeaaaaly bugs me that the @Controller + @ResponseBody decorator is called @RestController. I am rarely creating actual "REST" endpoints. Its really just a "HTTP" endpoint like Josh says here. So I use @Controller and @ResponseBody decorator individually instead of the grouped @"Rest"Controller one... I saw Josh's setup here and am telling myself he also does this for the same reason lol
that's part of the reason - because when I think of REST, I think of HATEOAS and hypermedia, and most of the so-called "REST" controllers don't have HATEOAS, sadly. The other reason is because I think it's important for folks to realize that `@Controller` is not unique to HTTP. It's in the stereotype package, not the web package. You can use it with GraphQL, RSocket, HTTP, WebSockets, SSE, etc.
jesus nice content
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