section: 00:04:18 Introduction 00:05:26 API 00:07:00 REST 00:08:16 Demo 00:08:46 Create Spring project from online start_spring_io 00:14:56 create Spring project from ItelliJ IDE 00:15:50 run project 00:18:12 create class inside model package 00:22:00 create class inside model package 00:24:39 create LiveStream class inside model package 00:28:35 create LiveStreamController class in controller package 00:34:50 create LiveStreamRepository class in repository package 01:02:38 more information about learning resources 01:04:10 Question Answer session
Very informative and well explained. Great session. Like you mentioned Dan I'm a big big fan of IntellIJ too and well worth to have the ultimate version.
@DanVega: At 19:00, how did the Model fields populate by doing a lookup on the word "live". You mention something about props. Can you please briefly explain. What IntelliJ plugin was used installed to do that lookup and pull all those fields? Thanks in advance.
at 23:30, why was the assertNotNull(stream) and assertEquals("REST APIs with Spring Boot", stream.getTitle()) put inside the constructor and not outside of it?
not to be a doodooface but this sort of implies there is a previous video/project we are following off of here and its a bit confusing not coming from that, and not knowing which video this is a continuation of. I do appreciate the video though, youtube is plagued with a lot of bad java tutorials and this one is pretty good and easy to get up and running with. you do go a bit fast with the code generations, and for instance someone has to know to import the correction junit packages for the assertion methods, so it might not be the best video to someone who is new to java itself.
Thank you for this great information, I want to ask you how to use services, and what's the difference between using repository instead of services on controller?
I think it might just be because it doesn't have any logic to manipulate the data in the service layer, it's simpler to call the repository directly, and it's more didactic too.
Great Session. Where does the concept of "record" fit in the java world? What problem it is trying to solve? Can it be used as JPA entities? Can it be used as a replacement for DTOs. My DTOs have many fields that do not have a direct field in the entity but are computed on the fly based on a few other calculations. Can this be achieved using "record"? Thanks.
For the MutableLiveStream Class inside the model package, Can we use LomBok instead to reduce writing code? Another question, Is using Service interface, Service Impl, DTO considered as a good idea?
This is the first time i had to comment something like this. Why dont you explain a little bit more about things you are doing and how are you doing this? As complete newbie i have hard time to understand how did you create that record class, what is "target" for, why did you decide to generate hash and equal and i am still at the first half of the video. Unfortunately did not help at all..
Great stream. A recommendation would be to maybe annotate sections in the video, so it's easier to navigate through topics when watching it as a video.
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section:
00:04:18 Introduction
00:05:26 API
00:07:00 REST
00:08:16 Demo
00:08:46 Create Spring project from online start_spring_io
00:14:56 create Spring project from ItelliJ IDE
00:15:50 run project
00:18:12 create class inside model package
00:22:00 create class inside model package
00:24:39 create LiveStream class inside model package
00:28:35 create LiveStreamController class in controller package
00:34:50 create LiveStreamRepository class in repository package
01:02:38 more information about learning resources
01:04:10 Question Answer session
I really loved this awesome sessions
excellent video and straight forward !
Very informative and well explained. Great session. Like you mentioned Dan I'm a big big fan of IntellIJ too and well worth to have the ultimate version.
excellent webinar! Very well explained! Kudos
This is top, top knowledge. THANK YOU SO MUCH Dan was great. Thank you, thank you and thank you!!
@DanVega: At 19:00, how did the Model fields populate by doing a lookup on the word "live". You mention something about props. Can you please briefly explain. What IntelliJ plugin was used installed to do that lookup and pull all those fields? Thanks in advance.
That's GitHub Co-Pilot, Google about it.
Thank you for this, wish it was bit longer
How about an in-depth course on the topic?
@@DanVega That would be very much appreciated
@@DanVega Absolutely! Great webinar, I'm a big fan of your sessions on YT
This is a great demo. Thank You!
@Dan Vega thank you for sharing... @18:58...throw 19:00.. how did you generate the fields from the record class LiveStream ?
at 23:30, why was the assertNotNull(stream) and assertEquals("REST APIs with Spring Boot", stream.getTitle()) put inside the constructor and not outside of it?
Awesome !
not to be a doodooface but this sort of implies there is a previous video/project we are following off of here and its a bit confusing not coming from that, and not knowing which video this is a continuation of. I do appreciate the video though, youtube is plagued with a lot of bad java tutorials and this one is pretty good and easy to get up and running with.
you do go a bit fast with the code generations, and for instance someone has to know to import the correction junit packages for the assertion methods, so it might not be the best video to someone who is new to java itself.
Thanks, Will there be other webinars for advanced REST APIs with Spring Boot?
Nothing planned but if you reach out to me and let me know what you're interested in I will put it on my suggestion board.
@@DanVega hey Dan can I ask you for some help or advice on web development with Java and HTML/CSS/Javascript on a project?
goodluck Dan nice talk
Thank you for this great information,
I want to ask you how to use services, and what's the difference between using repository instead of services on controller?
I think it might just be because it doesn't have any logic to manipulate the data in the service layer, it's simpler to call the repository directly, and it's more didactic too.
Thank you so much! :D
I'm a newbie and I have no idea what just happened in this video
Keep it up and good luck
I would have commented this too few months ago
Great Session.
Where does the concept of "record" fit in the java world? What problem it is trying to solve? Can it be used as JPA entities? Can it be used as a replacement for DTOs. My DTOs have many fields that do not have a direct field in the entity but are computed on the fly based on a few other calculations. Can this be achieved using "record"?
Thanks.
Its a way to create a consiece immutable data class. You can't use it with JPA yet but you can use it with Spring Data JDBC.
@@DanVega Thanks Dan for replying. I get your point but I can't find the right place to use it. Anyway Thanks again.
For the MutableLiveStream Class inside the model package, Can we use LomBok instead to reduce writing code?
Another question, Is using Service interface, Service Impl, DTO considered as a good idea?
lombok worked for my mutable class but for the immutable class i used 'record' which did not support lombok
we are missing the part about connecting it to a *database*.
However many useful stuff said thru the video
OMG is Mala Gupta, she wrote the best JAVA certification book on market!
good livestream
This is the first time i had to comment something like this.
Why dont you explain a little bit more about things you are doing and how are you doing this? As complete newbie i have hard time to understand how did you create that record class, what is "target" for, why did you decide to generate hash and equal and i am still at the first half of the video.
Unfortunately did not help at all..
Spring boot java 17 hello world session.
397th....Thanks....Great video...
I thought he said there's a github repo
When even software engineers think that they have to announce their pronouns in a presentation. Sad, sad, day it is.
Why Boring man. Get into the concept quickly.
Great stream. A recommendation would be to maybe annotate sections in the video, so it's easier to navigate through topics when watching it as a video.