Docker is indeed such a blessing. It makes it so easy to get things running reliably. Aside from projects like in this video, I also run my own GitLab in a Docker container environment, as well as a personal Nextcloud for file sharing. Glad this content has brought you some value.
Thank you very much sir ❤ You deserve more subscribers Love this content. It's pratical and definitely useful especially for me ❤. Once again thank you for providing this spring boot content with containerization.
Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm always looking for ways to improve my explanations. If you have any suggestions or topics you'd like to see covered, please let me know.
It's about developing containerized application with spring boot using java with docker it's the real deal most of them teach you how to develop a application but not everyone goes this far to containerize it this is high level I suppose
I do intend to cover more topics that involve Java Spring. Not quite sure how to interpret your second question, but I think you're asking where to find the series, right? I try to keep them in order in playlists: www.youtube.com/@DoSomeDev/playlists
Regarding Spring topics, I do want to cover more in this field, such as Full Stack, and GraphQL. I also have other topics like the creation of GUI in Swing and JavaFX, that I want to dive into in the future. That said, the videos will all be within their playlist and therefore be comparable to a series. The order shouldn't matter too much, though it also depends on the size of the video, i.e. this Spring Microservice video is split into two parts, first covering the theoretical part, and then the technical part. So that's the current planning. Now you know. :) I am always open to video topic suggestions, if you have any.
@@DoSomeDev okay cool any content that helps in learning is good given your teaching qualities. Just a suggestion if you could create a stremlined ordered spring boot playlist or full stack java development series before we move on to niche topics. Or these standalone topics could be covered in between the release of videos of the dev series. Looking forward to excellent content from you sir. Thanks for creating all of this on RUclips otherwise some people do make these as courses and sell them at unaffordable prices for students.
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After this now I know how to use docker practically in development and also the nginx is like a bonus reward ❤
Docker is indeed such a blessing. It makes it so easy to get things running reliably. Aside from projects like in this video, I also run my own GitLab in a Docker container environment, as well as a personal Nextcloud for file sharing. Glad this content has brought you some value.
Thank you very much sir ❤
You deserve more subscribers
Love this content. It's pratical and definitely useful especially for me ❤. Once again thank you for providing this spring boot content with containerization.
Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm always looking for ways to improve my explanations. If you have any suggestions or topics you'd like to see covered, please let me know.
Sure sir 😊
Is this a start of a series? If yes then what series/course under?
It's about developing containerized application with spring boot using java with docker it's the real deal most of them teach you how to develop a application but not everyone goes this far to containerize it this is high level I suppose
I do intend to cover more topics that involve Java Spring. Not quite sure how to interpret your second question, but I think you're asking where to find the series, right? I try to keep them in order in playlists: www.youtube.com/@DoSomeDev/playlists
@@DoSomeDev I meant if we are going to follow particular order of topics and this is a part of a course or are these videos standalone videos.
Regarding Spring topics, I do want to cover more in this field, such as Full Stack, and GraphQL. I also have other topics like the creation of GUI in Swing and JavaFX, that I want to dive into in the future. That said, the videos will all be within their playlist and therefore be comparable to a series. The order shouldn't matter too much, though it also depends on the size of the video, i.e. this Spring Microservice video is split into two parts, first covering the theoretical part, and then the technical part. So that's the current planning. Now you know. :) I am always open to video topic suggestions, if you have any.
@@DoSomeDev okay cool any content that helps in learning is good given your teaching qualities. Just a suggestion if you could create a stremlined ordered spring boot playlist or full stack java development series before we move on to niche topics. Or these standalone topics could be covered in between the release of videos of the dev series. Looking forward to excellent content from you sir. Thanks for creating all of this on RUclips otherwise some people do make these as courses and sell them at unaffordable prices for students.