Great question! JDBC operates at a lower level -- there are going to be times where you just want to run SQL against a database. A microservice might be a reasonable example. In contrast, Spring Data JPA operates at a higher level, but could be considered a "heavyweight" solution, at least in comparison to Spring JDBC. So more setup and dependencies. I'd see them both as tools in a toolbox and you get to choose which to use and when. (Spring Data JPA tutorial drops on Monday 💪)
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Thanks for making this video!
Great videos! I just hope yours will be more like Intermediate level and not just for beginners
Thank you for the kind words! 🎉 Great idea, do you have a particular topic in mind?
Great Video !
Could you cover some security concepts like JWT authentication?
I can indeed. I've got a JWT video on the backlog 😎
isnt jdbc now outdated as all are using jpa? if yes why do we need to learn jdbc? just asking
Great question!
JDBC operates at a lower level -- there are going to be times where you just want to run SQL against a database. A microservice might be a reasonable example.
In contrast, Spring Data JPA operates at a higher level, but could be considered a "heavyweight" solution, at least in comparison to Spring JDBC. So more setup and dependencies.
I'd see them both as tools in a toolbox and you get to choose which to use and when.
(Spring Data JPA tutorial drops on Monday 💪)
Excelente video.
Podría hacer uno con redis?
Thank you! I'll add a Redis video to the video backlog 💪
Great Video, waiting for the spring data jpa tutorial with @OneToMany, @ManyToOne, @OneToOne relations
Thank you! I'll put this on the backlog 👍