Github Copilot | Build Spring Boot Microservice in Java

🚀 GitHub Copilot: Building a Spring Boot Microservice in Java

👋 Welcome to our channel. In this tutorial, we dive into the world of GitHub Copilot and showcase its incredible capabilities by building a Spring Boot microservice in Java. 🌐

📚 Video Contents:

Introduction:

Overview of GitHub Copilot.
Explanation of the project goal: Creating a Spring Boot microservice for CRUD operations.
Setting Up the Project:

Initializing a Spring Boot project.
Configuring dependencies, including GitHub Copilot.
Generating Code with GitHub Copilot:

Using Copilot to create Controller, Service, and Repository classes effortlessly.
Crafting a complete CRUD operation implementation.
POJO Validation:

Demonstrating how GitHub Copilot assists in writing POJO validation methods.
Ensuring the generated code meets industry standards.
Database Integration:

Setting up an H2 database for the microservice.
Letting GitHub Copilot generate the necessary configuration and data access code.
Code Testing:

A walkthrough of Postman testing to validate the functionality of the generated APIs.
Ensuring the reliability and correctness of the generated code.
🤖 GitHub Copilot in Action:

Witness the power of AI-driven coding as the entire microservice is developed without manually writing any code.
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📝 Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - Installing GithubCopilot in IntelliJ
01:55 - Create SpringBoot Project via Spring Initalizr
02:19 - Creating Student Pojo and its Validation
06:37 - Creating Dao layer with Github Copilot
07:47 - Creating Service layer with Github Copilot
10:44 - Creating Controller layer with Github Copilot
14:15 - Code Testing using PostMan

🚨 Important Note:

While GitHub Copilot is a powerful tool, always review and understand the code it generates to ensure it aligns with your project's requirements and security standards.
👨‍💻 Stay tuned for more exciting tutorials and coding adventures! Happy coding! 🚀✨