Layered Architecture Explained Simply with Java SpringBoot

We discuss layered architecture (controller / service / repository) implemented in Java SpringBoot application.

[ariyanazari]

Dude you are amazing. Please keep up spring, spring boot beginner friendly content; Its hard to find people explain things without making assumption about too much prior knowledge.

[bryanromero]

This was a great explanation on implementing layered architecture in the Spring world. Other articles/vids don't really lay out straight forward what different components(controller, repo, ..) -should- do and how the different components make up the layers. (Sevice, Data, ..)

10/10 Subbing to this channel

[shreypatel]

That was an amazing explanation. Thank you!

[colehansen]

Awesome video dude. I’m trying a layered approach like this to a game I’m making (mostly for the GUIs, but also anything else that doesn’t require extensive physics/rendering). Just came across this video looking for resources. The way you explained it is very easy to translate to other areas! I’ve never used springboot haha. Earned a sub!

[EltonC]

Best explanation i've already saw, thx for that.

[timetosleep]

Maybe I missed this part, but how would two service layers communicate with each other?

when a user books a room, I want the EmailService to send a confirmation email. What’s the best way to connect the two services? Should I use dependency Injection to pass the EmailService to the RoomService, or would it be better to use a Mediator design pattern? Thanks.

[mikochu]

Thank you so much bro! Appreciate you! Keep up the good work!

[UmerFarooq-wukr]

is "Room" class model and what is "RoomService" interface?