Greetings from Germany, Ive watched a lot of lessons online and read a lot of books for my software developer career but none are so well explained and structured than your lessons Sir. You are the best Java teacher by far!
you probably dont care but does any of you know a tool to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any help you can give me!
I recently learned Spring microservices from your lectures sir. And I must say that everyone should have that. Your content and thought process is invaluable for me. Want to meet you sir once in my life. Thank you sir.
The best video to understand about the overall idea behind the Maven than to just see it as dependency and build management tool.Thanks for all your efforts!
Im just going to add what everyone is requesting for. Please have a separate payment option for people from India, which I'm sure will be a significant chunk. One some of us do not own a credit card, and secondly even if we do, the conversion rate is absurd. Hopefully we see this soon. Thanks for the content though Kaushik.
@@karthickm8042 Gradle always seems to require a lot of programming, and in my experience, tasks managed by Gradle take MUCH longer to execute than Ant or Maven. As in 5 minutes for something which takes a fraction of a second in Ant or Maven, such as running a single JUnit test.
Hi Kaushik, You also have a maven course on RUclips. May I ask you to please explain how is this course different from the one available on your website?
Sir, please a vedio on how to prepare for interview in big IT companies? How can I apply in them? How can I prepare for competative programming? Where I can learn data structures and algorithm and system design
Refer pepcoding RUclips channel and pepcoding.com it's best and absolutely free. I watched their videos. Watch one video and then if you like refere it to someone.
please can you make tutorial about adf framework and how to use it and what it is all about and how to use it with spring maven pleaseee we need your help and keep going
Nowadays, more developers choose Gradle or migrating to Gradle from maven (e.g. Spring framework) because Gradle provides more features (like building cache, developing your own plugin is much easier and so on.)
Actually that's not true, while Gradle is the latest kid on the block and growing, Maven has such a huge following Gradle cannot compare, eventually Grsdle will be the one but it's going to take several years
More information check stackshare.io/stackups/gradle-vs-maven . I didn't mean Gradle is better than maven, each tech stack is good at in some scenarios. But Gradle is more popular than maven and have more features
@@sahinnezerov9979 I understand , but that is where I am saying you are wrong, gradle has th most growth, stackshare proves nothing, google trends proves nothing but growth, to say it is more popular is to say it has wider adoption, which is simply not true, maven has been around far too long, it will be a long time before it surpasses maven in usage, gradle highest growth, maven highest usage.
You have great videos and in fact one of the best videos for Java out there but everyone cannot afford the fee.. I really don't feel you should charge for this.. I mean good education is something that you should spread with love & not for a profit.. I check out out the road map on your website all courses are like 20 - 50 dollars (not sure, didn't check all). It really comes up to be a lot of money ..
I have a monthly plan that gives you subscription based access to the whole site. I think that’s an extremely good value for what you are getting. If that too isn’t affordable, contact me on the site and I can help you out
What he is talking about is structuring your project. If you can write everything from scratch, know what to build, not use any external libraries, create a structured architecture for your classes yourself, basically reinvent the wheel, then NO you don't need maven. Java was written decades ago, everything after that is trying to make programming more efficient, convenient, robust, remove redundancy, and less time taking. Maven does all this for you, just like spring does and a plethora of other frameworks.
It wants to be a problem, If there's a problem with the code, If things aren't working. Check maven, it's maven. Why? "MAVEN WANTS TO BE" rather then actually being anything.
Maven is de-facto standard for java but is so complicated, stupid and uncomfortable to use that it is one of the thing why you should consider not to go for java at all. You may think that it is java application what force it to be so awful, but it is not - take clojure that works on JVM, compiles to jars and has at least 3 project+dependency build tools that all are much better than maven.
Greetings from Germany, Ive watched a lot of lessons online and read a lot of books for my software developer career but none are so well explained and structured than your lessons Sir. You are the best Java teacher by far!
you probably dont care but does any of you know a tool to get back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any help you can give me!
Totally agree, nice way to interpret things.
I agree as well. Wasted my time somewhere else.....
I recently learned Spring microservices from your lectures sir. And I must say that everyone should have that. Your content and thought process is invaluable for me. Want to meet you sir once in my life. Thank you sir.
same feelings bro...he is very awesome...a very great mentor
Kaushik is a gem, his explanations are crisp, deep as well as very simple
You are one of the smart guys I know, you have the ability to explain complex things in simple ways.
The best video to understand about the overall idea behind the Maven than to just see it as dependency and build management tool.Thanks for all your efforts!
How does someone dislike such a good video?
Wow. this explanation is just what I needed. Thanks a lot Java Brains
Kaushik is a gem, his explanations are crisp, deep as well as very simple
Excellent video!!! Sparked the light in my head! Thanks man
Im just going to add what everyone is requesting for. Please have a separate payment option for people from India, which I'm sure will be a significant chunk. One some of us do not own a credit card, and secondly even if we do, the conversion rate is absurd. Hopefully we see this soon. Thanks for the content though Kaushik.
Where does he ask you to pay for anything?
The explanation I wish I'd had when I started using Maven! This video should be linked from the apache maven homne page.
Really loved your explanation style. ❤❤❤
Gradle is also good for project management, we expect introduction to gradle ☺️
Difference between Gradle and maven pls??
Gradle sucks. And don't forget about ugly version compatibility
@@karthickm8042 Gradle always seems to require a lot of programming, and in my experience, tasks managed by Gradle take MUCH longer to execute than Ant or Maven. As in 5 minutes for something which takes a fraction of a second in Ant or Maven, such as running a single JUnit test.
Awesome explanation!!
Could you also do a video series on gradle.
What a great weekend for Watching this great Video.
Not everyone enjoying weekend.
Please keep INR as currency option
Hey Kaushik, I saw the prices of your courses are in DOLLORS; Don't you think it's unfair with the ones who use Rupee or any other lower currency.
Very nice explanation - thanks
Very nice. Koushik, can you make tutorial on docker please
Excellent explanation ! Sir Do You teach Full Stack with Java
Really very nice Demo and very helpful.
You are the best teacher in the world :)
Please keep INR as payment currency option for your courses. It would help students in India.
why? the cost remains same either way right? just convert using usd to inr calculator online.
@@blasttrash many banks have extra security features for dollar transactions.
@@honest_bishop5905 Then no need to convert to INR as op mentioned right
@@blasttrash I will need an international debit card. And the bank could charge currency conversion charges, right ?
best video about Maven
Hi Kaushik,
You also have a maven course on RUclips. May I ask you to please explain how is this course different from the one available on your website?
Agree, this is very well explained
Another excellent lecture. Thanks a lot.
Full informative and Unique content.
Nice effort SIR!!
Amazing explanation!
Kaushik any plans for Android development or Python tutorial? Following something related to ML.
Thank you..
Sir awsome explains of maven
Well explained JavaBrains.
Please keep options to pay in INR...just like Udemy does..it will be helpful for us..
Sir please, keep some UPI or indian debit card payment option.IT WILL be helpful to us
Hey.. can u make a course on Java memory management.. i think u would be tye best tutor for it!
Hy u really like you videos you are a professional please can you do java desktop development videos with of without maven and spring pleasee
awesome sir
Sir, please a vedio on how to prepare for interview in big IT companies? How can I apply in them? How can I prepare for competative programming? Where I can learn data structures and algorithm and system design
Refer pepcoding RUclips channel and pepcoding.com it's best and absolutely free. I watched their videos. Watch one video and then if you like refere it to someone.
Please come with jenkins and aws
How can we port Ant project to maven ? I am finding so much difficulties of dependencies.
please can you make tutorial about adf framework and how to use it and what it is all about and how to use it with spring maven pleaseee we need your help and keep going
Hey which software do u use to make such videos
imovie I guess
Sir you are not uploading node js videos . Sir please make videos on node and express js
is pom.xml really declarative in nature ? Btw, Uncle Bob really hates xml.
Nowadays, more developers choose Gradle or migrating to Gradle from maven (e.g. Spring framework) because Gradle provides more features (like building cache, developing your own plugin is much easier and so on.)
Actually that's not true, while Gradle is the latest kid on the block and growing, Maven has such a huge following Gradle cannot compare, eventually Grsdle will be the one but it's going to take several years
More information check stackshare.io/stackups/gradle-vs-maven . I didn't mean Gradle is better than maven, each tech stack is good at in some scenarios. But Gradle is more popular than maven and have more features
@@sahinnezerov9979 I understand , but that is where I am saying you are wrong, gradle has th most growth, stackshare proves nothing, google trends proves nothing but growth, to say it is more popular is to say it has wider adoption, which is simply not true, maven has been around far too long, it will be a long time before it surpasses maven in usage, gradle highest growth, maven highest usage.
❤️
Thank you :-)
This guy...this is the guy
You have great videos and in fact one of the best videos for Java out there but everyone cannot afford the fee..
I really don't feel you should charge for this..
I mean good education is something that you should spread with love & not for a profit..
I check out out the road map on your website all courses are like 20 - 50 dollars (not sure, didn't check all).
It really comes up to be a lot of money ..
I have a monthly plan that gives you subscription based access to the whole site. I think that’s an extremely good value for what you are getting. If that too isn’t affordable, contact me on the site and I can help you out
Oh, I thought creating a java project works with Vim, mkdir, javac, java, cp and bash files...
What he is talking about is structuring your project. If you can write everything from scratch, know what to build, not use any external libraries, create a structured architecture for your classes yourself, basically reinvent the wheel, then NO you don't need maven. Java was written decades ago, everything after that is trying to make programming more efficient, convenient, robust, remove redundancy, and less time taking. Maven does all this for you, just like spring does and a plethora of other frameworks.
@@PiyushShandilya This was a joke, I know what maven is for.
@@danthe1st stupid joke dude
It wants to be a problem, If there's a problem with the code, If things aren't working. Check maven, it's maven. Why? "MAVEN WANTS TO BE" rather then actually being anything.
He looks more like (Rohit Mehra) / Hrithik in KOI MIL GYA 🤣🤣😂
you know i do not need to watch this video but i can tell everybody else please do. !!!
Maven is de-facto standard for java but is so complicated, stupid and uncomfortable to use that it is one of the thing why you should consider not to go for java at all. You may think that it is java application what force it to be so awful, but it is not - take clojure that works on JVM, compiles to jars and has at least 3 project+dependency build tools that all are much better than maven.
gradle > maven
Because your enterprise use it 😂
The real question is: why use Maven for Java instead of Gradle?