Read the Spring Authorization Server docs and then you are set :), along with Redis, some database, user logins, and basic OAuth documentation from the opensource site.
Hello from Russia. Thank you very much for this video! I have been working with the spring framework for only one month, and your roadmap to spring boot is very useful for us - the new generation of java programmers
You are a Beast. I left Java Websphere and JSP/DB2 in favor of the C# Microsoft stack of technologies 15 years ago. I'm thinking of coming back home. That roadmap is awesome.
Studying spring framework was one of the most boring things that I ever did in programming. It’s incredible overwhelming. The project is huge. So … sure I’ll keep going
Nelson, you're the GOAT, your videos/tutorials + courses are an immense treasure to us early career people! Been following since your Sterling (Bank?) days (Recall the day in the life of a Software Engineer video being the first I've watched! )
Hi Nelson, thank you for all your great work, it's really helpful! Is there a way to download the roadmap as PDF? It seems coggle usually has this option, but it's not in your diagram. Also print to pdf returns only blank pages. I'd like to print out the diagram to track my progress and keep being reminded of the bigger picture ;)
Your videos are gold. Really high quality and I always learn a lot! I guess you are the only one I know who explains spring boot in such a clear and easy way
Sir you have great knowledge and good teaching skills. Can you develop a small project using 1.spring boot 2.mangodb 2.Auth 2.0 4.caching 5.Load balancing 6.Thread sharing 7.React as front end. Can you please develop mini project using above concepts. This can help millions of poor people who can't afford to join expensive classes online.
There is nothing "mini" about combining all those concepts. These topics have been covered in countless places. Being a good developer means going outside of your comfort zone and figuring some things out for yourself. So I'd suggest finding your own resources and doing this project yourself. You will learn a lot more this way.
"spring jata dpa" cracked me up so hard, dunno why great video as always, thank you for making such an effort into making these, if not for your videos i'd propably would never learn this stuff
I would be really interest in a more detailed comparison between Jpa with hibernate and jdbc, I would like to better understand why you don’t recommend it in bigger projects. If anyone has any resources about this topic it’s appreciate too
Jpa is the specification with some rules to work with database, hibernate is an implemetation of the rules, it'll allow to convert your tables in java classes and jdbc is the normal java Java Database Connectivity that define how clients connects to database using more specific sql native.
JDBC is just the driver, it's the bridge between the database and your application, with JPA you have Hibernate managing database connections and you can improve your development speed, because you can map your class properties with some java annotations to tell Hibernate correlate them with properties in tables on the database, this is what we call a ORM (object relational mapping), and with this, you can create queries to the database without the necessity to write them in plain SQL (which saves you from writing boilerplate code), and if you have any necessity to customize a query, or the query generate by Hibernate is not performing the way you want, you can still write your own queries with HQL, that is basically SQL but using the names of the classes and properties that you defined in your application (but to works properly, everything have to be well mapped).
@@Gabriel-rl3lg Alright, this description math what i knew and my experience using hibernate and jpa, but this description lists only useful features of it so i don't understand why he discourages people to use it in bigger projects
00:03 Reading the documentation is crucial for mastering Spring Boot. 02:08 Documentation is crucial for software frameworks like Spring Boot. 04:24 Spring Boot simplifies building microservices and promotes testing. 06:29 Choose SQL for better understanding and foundational knowledge in database concepts. 08:53 Spring Data JPA simplifies database interactions. 11:08 Importance of backend and microservices in Spring Boot 13:19 Connect to external APIs and Docker/Kubernetes importance 15:26 Managing configuration and secrets in Spring Boot
Great video Mr Jamal.Can you please make a roadmap video for a full stack Java developer with Spring Boot as the backend framework and Angular/React as the frontend framework
Could you please do Microservices with Spring Boot (Zull API Gateway, Eureka Service Discovery, Circuit Breaker-Hystrix, Load-Balancing, Swagger, OAuth2RestTemplate, OAuth2, Slf4j, MySQL or Oracle SQL Developer)
I am a frontend focused full-stack developer. My team uses the backend stack with Spring boot, Spring Data JPA, Querydsl (or JPA criteria), and less than 5% of native SQL queries. It is a commercial project, not a toy project, and the majority of the SQL-related works are covered only with the stack, without using JdbcTemplate or native SQL queries that much. I've read many articles about the development team with the exact same tech stack while managing 100+ million dollars transactions every week/month. I don't understand why you mentioned like a Spring Data JPA is just good for a small application. I mean, I'm sure that It's good for a production-level product as well as a toy project with the support of the other good libraries.
Great overview for Spring Boot, can you make a whole course for decomposing a Spring Boot monolith application into micro services, because there are so many developers facing with it as we have old applications that should be migrated into microservices. Think will be very useful, thank you
So, setting up the architecture you would do what first? I know you would want to read the documentation; however, given this tutorial, would you set up the class libraries first so that you can start the transactions?
I just watched the video and i want to say thank you. Thank you for the great explanation and for investing your time and efforts to help others. May Allah bless you. Although didn't expect to be on the screen haha !
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You are the best Trainer on Java so far in my experience. Yes we need Oath 2 course from you. Keep rocking. Big Fan
Read the Spring Authorization Server docs and then you are set :), along with Redis, some database, user logins, and basic OAuth documentation from the opensource site.
Hello from Russia. Thank you very much for this video! I have been working with the spring framework for only one month, and your roadmap to spring boot is very useful for us - the new generation of java programmers
I have an idea for you, why you don't make a full course from scratch based in this road map this will be very very cool and useful
He needs money
Fantastic idea . I second that suggestion
that course would be 48+ hours long and maybe not even he has mastered every part of this roadmap
@@hackerman5764 it's not really an issue if it's about timing, and anyway it'll definitely be a professional course so I don't think it'll be for free
@@hackerman5764 and who would even complete such a long course
OAuth2, please. By all means. Another great content. Thank you
The roadmaps clarity and structure shows your deep understanding of java✨
You are a Beast. I left Java Websphere and JSP/DB2 in favor of the C# Microsoft stack of technologies 15 years ago. I'm thinking of coming back home. That roadmap is awesome.
You a very influential person, introducing spring boot and java to more people, your videos really bootstrap my web application, thank you very much!
Exactly what I have been looking for a while.
Great video. In your grapg you missed Spring Cache, AOP, those arey key for a complete Spring-based solution.
You bring so much value to the world. Thank you Nelson!
Studying spring framework was one of the most boring things that I ever did in programming. It’s incredible overwhelming. The project is huge. So … sure I’ll keep going
Nelson, you're the GOAT, your videos/tutorials + courses are an immense treasure to us early career people! Been following since your Sterling (Bank?) days (Recall the day in the life of a Software Engineer video being the first I've watched! )
We are DEFINITELY interested in the AuthO course!
Courses and the diagram available here: amigoscode.com/p/roadmap
Hi Nelson, thank you for all your great work, it's really helpful!
Is there a way to download the roadmap as PDF? It seems coggle usually has this option, but it's not in your diagram. Also print to pdf returns only blank pages.
I'd like to print out the diagram to track my progress and keep being reminded of the bigger picture ;)
it shows "error page" when I clicked on this URL.
Honestly, the best channel on SpringBoot .
Your videos are gold. Really high quality and I always learn a lot! I guess you are the only one I know who explains spring boot in such a clear and easy way
Sir you have great knowledge and good teaching skills. Can you develop a small project using
1.spring boot
2.mangodb
2.Auth 2.0
4.caching
5.Load balancing
6.Thread sharing
7.React as front end.
Can you please develop mini project using above concepts. This can help millions of poor people who can't afford to join expensive classes online.
Bro..
Do find any course/video with above topics
There is nothing "mini" about combining all those concepts. These topics have been covered in countless places. Being a good developer means going outside of your comfort zone and figuring some things out for yourself. So I'd suggest finding your own resources and doing this project yourself. You will learn a lot more this way.
@@a-roh5039 should I do data structures and algorithms or Learn spring boot for switching job
thnx man
Spring for a beginner is really confusing
what to use, what to learn, with what you need to start
The roadmap is so clear for beginner to learn Spring Boot. Thank you so much.
I recently start learning Spring Framework and I'm gonna try what you listed on the roadmap
Thanks for your advice.
Please make one video on hibernate. I've been following your videos since last year and I have to admit that your knowledge is impeccable.
Jazakallah. Such a timely video for me when I'm on this journey.
"spring jata dpa" cracked me up so hard, dunno why
great video as always, thank you for making such an effort into making these, if not for your videos i'd propably would never learn this stuff
Great! Do you plan something about Spring Batch ? Thank you so much!
I would love if you make a video about springboot testing
I would be really interest in a more detailed comparison between Jpa with hibernate and jdbc, I would like to better understand why you don’t recommend it in bigger projects. If anyone has any resources about this topic it’s appreciate too
I want to know it also our company has millions of data but still uses hibernate spring data jpa + criteria query
Jpa is the specification with some rules to work with database, hibernate is an implemetation of the rules, it'll allow to convert your tables in java classes and jdbc is the normal java
Java Database Connectivity that define how clients connects to database using more specific sql native.
@@erickjhormanromero6905 yeah he asked about spring data jpa though as OG mentioned data jpa used in small project
JDBC is just the driver, it's the bridge between the database and your application, with JPA you have Hibernate managing database connections and you can improve your development speed, because you can map your class properties with some java annotations to tell Hibernate correlate them with properties in tables on the database, this is what we call a ORM (object relational mapping), and with this, you can create queries to the database without the necessity to write them in plain SQL (which saves you from writing boilerplate code), and if you have any necessity to customize a query, or the query generate by Hibernate is not performing the way you want, you can still write your own queries with HQL, that is basically SQL but using the names of the classes and properties that you defined in your application (but to works properly, everything have to be well mapped).
@@Gabriel-rl3lg Alright, this description math what i knew and my experience using hibernate and jpa, but this description lists only useful features of it so i don't understand why he discourages people to use it in bigger projects
Thanks a lot for sharing the Spring Boot Roadmap. It would be very helpful if you could share OAuth2 and Spring Cloud.
Your channel is the best I've come across.. Keep doing the great work
this is very crystal clear, very helpful to line up in the mind. keep going, appreciate!
The best Java teacher so so far. I would like the Oath 2 course from you. Thank! Huge Fan
Thanks brother. I'm starting to learn Spring, definitely following you.
OAuth2 would be really interesting indeed. Keep up the good work!
The best notification on my mobile, keep rolling!!!!!!!!!
00:03 Reading the documentation is crucial for mastering Spring Boot.
02:08 Documentation is crucial for software frameworks like Spring Boot.
04:24 Spring Boot simplifies building microservices and promotes testing.
06:29 Choose SQL for better understanding and foundational knowledge in database concepts.
08:53 Spring Data JPA simplifies database interactions.
11:08 Importance of backend and microservices in Spring Boot
13:19 Connect to external APIs and Docker/Kubernetes importance
15:26 Managing configuration and secrets in Spring Boot
Very good teaching or information sharing style and finally
what a beautiful voice you have.
There another framework I would recommend to you is Hilla Framework. Please do make a video on that. Thanks for your video brother!!
Thank you amigoscode .Quite good to learn from you
Yes ! we are really interested in OAuth2 security, please do make a full course on it.
Awesome material AMIGO, thank you too much for all your support to the community!!!
Great! One of the best tutor here. Your explanation is so exceptional.
Would be good if we have a Tutorial on OAuth2
Great video, thank you very much! I was looking for a breakdown of all Spring Boot components, and here it is 👍🏼
Спасибо! Очень вовремя и доходчиво) Hello from Russia) 🇷🇺
from Algeria : i am with you go on
Microservice course will we great, cant wait!!!
Thanks for the guide.
Could you do a video on data structure and algorithms roadmap?
Please help on the data structures
🙏 Much much appreciated !!
You're becoming my reliable resource for my study 👍
As-salamu alaykum ☺
Ma Sha Allah Allahumma barik
Really needed this one 😃😃😃 much much much appreciated making this one brother, Jazakallah :)
Thank your for creating this roadmap. It helped me a lot
It would have been good if the road map document was shared!
Great video Mr Jamal.Can you please make a roadmap video for a full stack Java developer with Spring Boot as the backend framework and Angular/React as the frontend framework
Thank you, can you please include the roadmap in the description below ?
Finally. Been waiting for this. Thanks dude
OAuth2 video would be great!
Assalamu alaikum brother. Really Awesome video
و عليكم السلام
May GOD bless you, teacher !
It's one of the best long tech tubes i watched so far 👌
Could you please do Microservices with Spring Boot (Zull API Gateway, Eureka Service Discovery, Circuit Breaker-Hystrix, Load-Balancing, Swagger, OAuth2RestTemplate, OAuth2, Slf4j, MySQL or Oracle SQL Developer)
Good day please make a video on explaining the structure of spring boot for beginners
Excellent, This is what I was looking for a long time
looking forward to it brother. thank you very much.
Reading a document is like reading a confuses vocabulary recursive call.
I always study while watching your videos, thank you
I am a frontend focused full-stack developer. My team uses the backend stack with Spring boot, Spring Data JPA, Querydsl (or JPA criteria), and less than 5% of native SQL queries.
It is a commercial project, not a toy project, and the majority of the SQL-related works are covered only with the stack, without using JdbcTemplate or native SQL queries that much.
I've read many articles about the development team with the exact same tech stack while managing 100+ million dollars transactions every week/month.
I don't understand why you mentioned like a Spring Data JPA is just good for a small application. I mean, I'm sure that It's good for a production-level product as well as a toy project with the support of the other good libraries.
Didn't understand it either
"Nothing can go wrong with the documentation"
I've thought the same many times and then found myself watching youtube videos seeking answers
ma men you are a beast bro i owe u my success
Very insightful roadmap to learn spring framework
Thanks for this roadmap learned new stuffs
Many thanks, really I enjoyed your way of explaining the concepts, really appreciated
New subscriber here, Oath 2 course from you will definitely help.
Thanks
I really needed this. Thank you bro. I'm loving your videos and your courses.
Excellent video. Keep posting videos. Appreciated.
You've got my sub!!! So clear!!
I have pretty much understood the amazing knowledge you have shared, Thanks!
Great overview for Spring Boot, can you make a whole course for decomposing a Spring Boot monolith application into micro services, because there are so many developers facing with it as we have old applications that should be migrated into microservices. Think will be very useful, thank you
So, setting up the architecture you would do what first? I know you would want to read the documentation; however, given this tutorial, would you set up the class libraries first so that you can start the transactions?
Amazing work brother!! Thanks a lot for the video..
This is exactly what I needed!!!
Can you please please have one tutorial on spring-cloud-api-gateway along with service-discovery ? That will be really helpfull. :)
I love how you start with Assalamu Alaikum
the opening is like coding ASMR
its very nice and boost up knowledge of every one.
Very nice initiative Bro! Congratulations!
You had with assalamu 3alaikum🙌🏽❤️
JazaakaAllaah Khair....Assalaamualiqum...:)
Hello Sir, I am very curious about what software do you use to build roadmap like the one in this video. Love your content. Keep it up.
I just watched the video and i want to say thank you. Thank you for the great explanation and for investing your time and efforts to help others. May Allah bless you. Although didn't expect to be on the screen haha !
WALEKUMASSALAM RAHMATULLAHI WABARAKATUHU.........JAZAK ALLAH KHAIR.
Please consider doing a Quarkus series
Request you to please share the above diagram by adding vault thing you mentioned in video.
Respect from Turkey amigos alaikumesselam
100 percent interested on auth2
what are the prerequisites that i should have before diving into spring framework , thank you for the rich content , baraka allaho fik
Awsome value 💪. Next idea would be AWS roadmap
Hi, Nelson great video
Please can you make tutorial on reactive spring boot + openapi specification and code generation + docs
needed this
Excatly what i wanted bro !
Thank you very much for the video !
Thank you for sharing this video. Please let me which wire-framework you use to create the design diagram
Great video as always! I am sure myself and many others are intrested in the OAuth2 tutorial video.
Please make it happen!
Thank you.