BTW You may run into an issue with the variable named "value" since it is a reserved keyword in SQL. This is causing the SQL parser to expect an identifier instead of the keyword!
Where are the SQL things being done and why is mine inserting random characters into it? "select td1_0.id,td1_0.account_identifier,td1_0.date,td1_0.description,td1_0.[*]value from transactiondbmodel td1_0"; expected "identifier";
JPA it's an abstraction for that. It automatically generates the SQL for you, this way your code can work with any database that you want without changes
Hello Juno, Thanks for this tutorial Could you help me? I got an error: Unsatisfied dependency expressed through constructor parameter 0: Error creating bean with name 'transferRepository'
Great video! Why add extra boiler plate code by separating the DB models from the standard models? Couldn't you just make the top level models Spring Entities as well?
Usually, it's a good idea to split your models, if it's a simple application probably it's okay but as soon your application starts to grow you gonna see that it will be required. Most of the time, API and db models end up not having the same structure.
The quality of the information is good and concise A lot of this is unfortunately too fast. When you create classes etc. and give names slowely clicking would be better. Its a bit exhausting too watch the video like that.
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I love concise videos that don't make me increase playback speed. Keep it up.
não esperava pelo seu madruga hahaha otimo video!
seu madruga é o melhor hahah
@@backendhorizon Poha! Depois que li o comentario fiquei ansioso só esperando o Madruguinha, até me emocionei. Excelente vídeo Juno.
This is awesome! Amazing video!
I am glad this video exists. Very well done. Thank you.
Do more videos about Spring and Kotlin. This is a Great content over here. Thanx!
BTW You may run into an issue with the variable named "value" since it is a reserved keyword in SQL. This is causing the SQL parser to expect an identifier instead of the keyword!
tuve un conflicto creeando la db, luego de leer un rato el error se debia a que H2 tenia a value como palabra reservada, lo modifique y listo
Why are you using System.out.println()? In kotlin, you can just use println()
O sotaque a gente reconhece na hora heuheueh
Seu madruga entregou
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Achei que era sotaque indiano kkk
Where are the SQL things being done and why is mine inserting random characters into it?
"select td1_0.id,td1_0.account_identifier,td1_0.date,td1_0.description,td1_0.[*]value from transactiondbmodel td1_0"; expected "identifier";
JPA it's an abstraction for that. It automatically generates the SQL for you, this way your code can work with any database that you want without changes
Hello Juno,
Thanks for this tutorial
Could you help me? I got an error:
Unsatisfied dependency expressed through constructor parameter 0: Error creating bean with name 'transferRepository'
Great video! Why add extra boiler plate code by separating the DB models from the standard models? Couldn't you just make the top level models Spring Entities as well?
Usually, it's a good idea to split your models, if it's a simple application probably it's okay but as soon your application starts to grow you gonna see that it will be required. Most of the time, API and db models end up not having the same structure.
We are not good developers, we directly write code in production without any test cases
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Add more please.
The quality of the information is good and concise
A lot of this is unfortunately too fast. When you create classes etc. and give names slowely clicking would be better. Its a bit exhausting too watch the video like that.
Kotlin kotlin kotlinnn
Can you please add tha arabic Translation to Video
It's added :)
These random videos with too loud sound are terrible and not funny. You better increase your mic volume and speak more understandable.
Buy a better machine with better speakers.. or just get a good quality pair of earphones/headphones. This video is not the problem, Y