Top 7 Spring Boot Starters You Should Know in 2024 - Java Brains
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In this video, we're diving into the essential world of Spring Boot and its starters. This is a comprehensive guide on the "Top 7 Spring Boot Starters" that you absolutely need to know, whether you're just starting out with Spring Boot or you're a seasoned pro looking to refresh your knowledge.
In this video, I'll be exploring the significance of these starters, explaining how they can dramatically simplify your development process by handling a lot of the boilerplate code and configuration for you. From foundational aspects to more specific functionalities, these starters cover a range of needs for building robust and efficient Spring Boot applications.
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💬 I would love to hear from you! Which Spring Boot starter do you find most useful? Or is there one you think deserves to be on this list? Drop your thoughts and questions in the comments section below.
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00:51 - 00. spring-boot-starter.
02:05 - 01. spring-boot-starter-web.
03:44 - 02. spring-boot-starter-security.
05:04 - 03. spring-boot-starter-data-jpa.
07:44 - 04. spring-boot-starter-test.
09:22 - 05. spring-boot-starter-actuator.
11:10 - 06. spring-boot-starter-amqp.
13:13 - 07. spring-boot-starter-batch.
Excellent instead of watching monotonic preach 😂
cool as usual. may i suggest a topic that you should cover: a comparaison between Jdbc Client, JdbcTemplate, Spring Data Jdbc and Spring Data JPA to access a database. I am sure many developers are a little bit confused about these and couldn't tell each apart.
So much this! I am new to this and to be honest I am kinda lost.
I confirm, it would be great to understand the differences between these.
And hibernate too, tricky to not have them all merge together in your mind hehe
I'm in absoulte love with your new video series on Spring Boot, wish you a peaceful year. Cheers!!
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY GREAT MAN! THANKS A LOT!
Thanks for making this video ❤ I think spring-boot-starter-aop is also very useful too.
+1 Dev tools starter is life saving.
You sir, should've 200-gazillion interactions with your videos (views/likes/comments/etc) :D
fantastically simple - or simply fantastic work again, thanks !
Thank you for making very informative videos.
Awesome video, thank you ☺️
Thank you very much
Thx ❤
Please make a video of mockito.
glad i listened to it.
Can you make a video about how to create an example of spring boot starter
Thank you Sir.
You are most welcome
I would say that spring-cloud-stream with binders concept is much more flexible and less coupled to implementation then spring-boot-starter-amqp
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Which is better for developing backend applications? Java or kotlin? And why?
Are you available for private, paid consultations to advice firms?
I'm the biggest fan of your content, Following your videos from 2017. I used to land on your channel whenever I had an interview scheduled of course your content makes me through the interview.
Thank you for your contribution to the community. Keep encouraging people like me to achieve more through your videos.
Hi sir I am new to spring ecosystem, what are the key topics a spring boot developer should know about spring/spring boot ?
I suggest you check out my Spring Boot playlist. It'll get you started on the right foot
Hi Kaushik,
I have found a couple of courses on your website. Dollar amount converted into INR, these courses seem to be quite expensive as compared to other education platforms like Udemy etc. Can you please provide your courses at affordable prices for Indian students/professionals as the large count of learners in India * affordable price can be a huge number and its a win win situation for you and us.
One thing about jpa and hibernate I want to clear out that I felt during my internship is that people prefer hibernate to write a single dao class or repository class to handle all the entity related queries and I have seen code written in so unique way that a spring data jpa lover will feel jealous of why not learning hibernate but the moment you try you will quit it 😂. But on the other hand spring data jpa it is easy to implement and learn if have the resources. I love how it uses projections and specifications. Spring Data JPA is for fast development and Hibernate is for secure and stable development with less code for dao write once and use every where
Thanks for the update Sir. But I actually wanted to draw your attention to the fact that the course Docker Essentials on RUclips isn't complete.I tried to send an email but it seemed to have not been noticed. The course ruclips.net/video/CaLcZjOw7Ws/видео.html has several missing videos and some videos have thumbnails that don't match with titles. Please kindly recheck and upload the correct videos, thanks Sir!
Please make a video with some working examples
Lombok as it can replace lot of setter,getter and constuctirs
Lombok is great for demos and fine for small utility apps but there are valid concerns with it for apps that you will deploy to production. I am looking into Java 17 records as a better choice for removing constructors/getters/setters.
im going to change career next year and thinking of learning java and its frameworks aswell sadly i have to learn javascript as to be able to enter in the tech industry after i finish my bootcamp
Learning JS is not "necessary" tbh, if you plan to be a backend-only developer. But it really depends on a few other factors, I'll admit. Good luck!
I want to echo what @Java.Brains said. If you want to do front-end stuff, yes you need JavaScript. But absolutely not for the back-end. I have been in the industry for more than 25 years and did BASIC, Pascal, Perl, a bit of Ruby, Bash and mostly Java.Besides, I dislike languages that are not strongly typed.
Spring boot devtools
Jdbc vs Hibernate why we use Hibernate I gave all the bla bla differences answers interviewer not happy with that but I am still selected in that company
Who is out there starting a new project with Spring Boot. I mean really.
Super cooool sir, i remember when I was in college and was panicking with training pocs and your videos came to rescue and got me placed 🥹 thanks sir, keep it up!