This was great, Dan! I'd love more of these guided tutorials. Just hearing the explanation of what's going step by step (in layman's terms) is so incredibly helpful.
Thank you for posting the navigation links , it helps. @ Introduction @ Spring Guides @ Spring Boot Rest Service Guide @ Spring Initializr @ Create a resource representation class @ Create Controller @ Run and test the API mapping @ Build an executable jar
Thank you so much. Having only dealt with front-end stuff so far, this back-end api stuff seemed very daunting, but you've made it very easy to understand what is going on. Thanks!
Not bad, but there are multiple times where you use keybinds to go into places on the IDE without saying how, this isn't friendly to someone new to the IDE.
this is so easily explained. every other tutorial add so much complexity like jpa, h2, database blab bla lba lab alb and then rest controller. by then it looks like a nightmare. thank you.
Thanks for the video this is really helpful Watching the complete video I feel like I can start building since I have builded a long time ago but this just refreshed my memory :)
Hi Dan, I really appreciate your video. it is exactly what I was looking for. Simple, to the point, end-to-end working example. Well Done!! I already subscribed to your channel, it will be definitely the first place to go to for my java related questions :)
hey I like your content can you please make a video on how to build a restful web service with spring-boot but with a database connection instead of the MockObject, and show us how to execute stored procedures, not just raw query strings, please!! and tnx alot
Hi Dan, Thanks for this video. It is really helpful! Can you also please show an example for @PostMapping as well which reads a JSON request and returns a 200 OK JSON response back?
Hy I Have A problem I have a MySQL Database with my tables and stored Procedures, I Want To build a spring boot RESTfull web Services I want instead of using JPARepo to Execute My Stored PRocedures, And In my RestController I want to receive HttpStatusCode along with my object, i read the docs and it did not work please can you make a tutorial about this topic please and tnx a lot I have subscribed and I like your work keep going
Hi, I am trying to build the same on windows. But when i try to run 'mvnw spring-boot:run', it says mvnw is not recognized as an Internal or External operation. Its same for mvn command too. I am very confused, can anyone pls help me.
you should go back to the recruiter and ask for more information/clarity. Often showing the confidence to push back and request clarity will make you look more professional rather than wasting theirs and your time. Good luck with it.
Thanks for the video. By the way there's spring boot maven plugin configuration that creates really executable jar. It will be combined binary java data with bash script, and also packaged file will have the execution bit so you can run it by simply typing ./targer/what-ever.jar =) docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/2.0.x/reference/html/deployment-install.html#deployment-install
Im trying to do this for a school project. However, I am using Gradle instead. I do exactly everything the page says, but when I get to the localhost:8080/greeting it just gives me a whitelabel page
There is no problem in any framework to create a simple rest from a single flat table. It's elementary. Problems begin when you want to return data from related DB tables (especially - with multiple levels of links), but the tutorials stubbornly bypass this point, telling you for the thousandth time how to return Hello World.
Isn't that a super ultra basic almost not useful remote procedure call rather than an actual rest api ? It's not hypertext driven + it feels like a complete copy paste from spring website guide, it would be nice if the tutorial included at least some unique individual approach on the topic, some design patterns, etc In my opinion this video is way too long for such small chunk of knowledge we get from it
nobody's a visual learner, we all learn by taking in examples (and afterwards actually using what you were exposed to) until it clicks. i wish the education system would stop spreading this type of nonsense.
This was great, Dan! I'd love more of these guided tutorials. Just hearing the explanation of what's going step by step (in layman's terms) is so incredibly helpful.
Thank you for posting the navigation links , it helps.
@ Introduction
@ Spring Guides
@ Spring Boot Rest Service Guide
@ Spring Initializr
@ Create a resource representation class
@ Create Controller
@ Run and test the API mapping
@ Build an executable jar
I like your presentations. Your voice is great and I can hear every word you say something which does not happen with other speakers
No these guide tutorials are amazing and beginner friendly 🤩 please keep em coming
Thank you so much. Having only dealt with front-end stuff so far, this back-end api stuff seemed very daunting, but you've made it very easy to understand what is going on. Thanks!
Not bad, but there are multiple times where you use keybinds to go into places on the IDE without saying how, this isn't friendly to someone new to the IDE.
This is amazing! As close to plug-and-play as you can get.
Wow, thank you!
Gracias Dan! Excelente video! Tengo 43 años y estoy retomando estos temas luego de muchos años y de todos los videos que vi, este fue el mas claro!
definitly will watch more of these!
Thanks Dan. your video walkthru makes it lot easier.
this is so easily explained. every other tutorial add so much complexity like jpa, h2, database blab bla lba lab alb and then rest controller. by then it looks like a nightmare. thank you.
thanks man, so i just began learning java. thanks for the intro
This is actually really useful, thank you for sharing!
Awesome tutorial. Thanks Dan!
Thanks Dan! This helps a lot, indeed it's a lot easier to watch a video than it is to read a webpage!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Dan. Your tutorial is the best. i just learned for few hours. and now I have my first api.
Hey loved the video. Please make more of these as they help me in learning the process step by step visually.
Simple, crisp and complete!
Thank you so much, this video ws sincerely so helpful
Glad it was helpful!
A good point is to structure the code a bit by using Models and Controllers folders. This will be useful for bigger projects.
I liked this video, thanks!
Greetings from Argentina
Please keep making more such videos.
I really like the way you explain things ! Thanks from Philippines !
I'm sorry here I go again! :-) I'm 43 and I'm coming back to these matters :-) After watching several videos, this was the best one!!! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for this video, exactly What i was looking for
Thanks for the video this is really helpful
Watching the complete video I feel like I can start building since I have builded a long time ago but this just refreshed my memory :)
Thank you so much !! Please do more...
More to come! What would you like to see?
Great! thank you! please do more!
Very comprehensive!
Thanks Dan! Great Tutorial!
Hi Dan,
I really appreciate your video. it is exactly what I was looking for.
Simple, to the point, end-to-end working example. Well Done!!
I already subscribed to your channel, it will be definitely the first place to go to for my java related questions :)
Great video, really appreciated you walking through this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey can you do more of these Java Spring boot course guides on their website? I am a visual learner lol
Thank you so much Mister Dan Vega :)
plz bring more this is the only spring that is so clear others i cant evens understand the guys accent
This was incredibly helpful, thanks a lot!
This was so good and clearly explained!
This was really helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! It helped me.
Hi Dan, thank you a lot
This video helped me get a job.... seriously
OMG are you for real. Congrats!!! You just made my day, I am so happy for you.
Thanks for the video, I am also a visual learned. U helped me so much
Very useful and helpful video. Thank you.
Great video, great explanation, thanks!
Great tutorial, very useful
I would like to see a guide on Spring Web with Mongo DB
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi Dan I liked your intro, would you consider doing this with the security from springboot and how to configure that portion of it. Thanks
Great. Thanks for the content
hey I like your content can you please make a video on how to build a restful web service with spring-boot but with a database connection instead of the MockObject,
and show us how to execute stored procedures, not just raw query strings, please!! and tnx alot
This is wonderful, thanks.
Thank you. This helps me :D
Very helpful, thanks!!
thanks alot very helpful
Please upload one RestAPI video in STS...using spring boot
It would be great learning tutorial if you pick and thrid parity API and consuming it using java
Great suggestion! Have you checked out my latest video? I connect to the Notion API
@@DanVega yes, just saw that and it's on my watching list. Thanks look forward to learn more
Visual learning is much better, you are right
Hi Dan, Thanks for this video. It is really helpful!
Can you also please show an example for @PostMapping as well which reads a JSON request and returns a 200 OK JSON response back?
thank you, sir. it was really helpful
Very helpful!!
Thanks! This is helpful.
Hy I Have A problem I have a MySQL Database with my tables and stored Procedures, I Want To build a spring boot RESTfull web Services I want instead of using JPARepo to Execute My Stored PRocedures, And In my RestController I want to receive HttpStatusCode along with my object, i read the docs and it did not work please can you make a tutorial about this topic please and tnx a lot I have subscribed and I like your work keep going
Great video thanks.
Great!
Why am I watching your video instead of following the guide? Cuz I'm making coffee and have twenty minutes to listen but not type.
Great point!
Very useful
Thx sir
Hi, I am trying to build the same on windows.
But when i try to run 'mvnw spring-boot:run', it says mvnw is not recognized as an Internal or External operation. Its same for mvn command too.
I am very confused, can anyone pls help me.
Thank you
Thank you, sir! :-)
You are welcome!
i build something similar for recruitment task and they said something that it wasn't a REST API. I still dont know what its supposed to be
you should go back to the recruiter and ask for more information/clarity. Often showing the confidence to push back and request clarity will make you look more professional rather than wasting theirs and your time. Good luck with it.
Thanks for the video. By the way there's spring boot maven plugin configuration that creates really executable jar. It will be combined binary java data with bash script, and also packaged file will have the execution bit so you can run it by simply typing ./targer/what-ever.jar =)
docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/2.0.x/reference/html/deployment-install.html#deployment-install
Thanks for sharing! I actually didn't know about this so I appreciate it.
Im trying to do this for a school project. However, I am using Gradle instead. I do exactly everything the page says, but when I get to the localhost:8080/greeting it just gives me a whitelabel page
Gradle wouldn't make a difference here. You're getting an error page because you haven't specified the correct request mapping.
@@DanVega I ended up figuring it out. It was the path of the package. I had set everything including the application to Main
How can u make the variable final without initializing?
thank yu
Great vid cheers :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Keeping up
Awesome
Tks!
can you with DDL and DML?
There is no problem in any framework to create a simple rest from a single flat table. It's elementary. Problems begin when you want to return data from related DB tables (especially - with multiple levels of links), but the tutorials stubbornly bypass this point, telling you for the thousandth time how to return Hello World.
great
Simple Rest API | Spring boot | Beginner's
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Isn't that a super ultra basic almost not useful remote procedure call rather than an actual rest api ? It's not hypertext driven + it feels like a complete copy paste from spring website guide, it would be nice if the tutorial included at least some unique individual approach on the topic, some design patterns, etc
In my opinion this video is way too long for such small chunk of knowledge we get from it
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In terms of maturity,... We don't have any maturity
Love this content, but it's not ideal for phone screen viewing.
hehe 21:37
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"Two point s*x"
This video helped me a lot. Thx
nobody's a visual learner, we all learn by taking in examples (and afterwards actually using what you were exposed to) until it clicks. i wish the education system would stop spreading this type of nonsense.