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Build Production Ready REST API in Spring Boot, Spring Security, JPA and Deploy to AWS

[dragoon]

One of the best tutorial on Youtube !! I'm not even kidding! Thank you for this!

[nandyalasudharshan]

You have done a great job with clear explanation ✅
Thank you so much
Do some videos like this on Microservices

[cakalkarlos]

you saved my life. Thank you. you are a great teacher

[venkata]

Hai Sir, You are created a Excellent resource for spring boot Rest Controllers Sir. Very Simple approach to start this concept. Thank you so much Sir.

[darshanraut]

Very comprehensive video.
Really good :)

[purvee]

I have watched this tutorial for like 3-4 times and everytime I gain confidence

[anushka]

great tutorial, learend first time in such a nice way

[mayurdas]

thank you very much Bushan, if possible could you make videos on spring microservices.

[venkata]

Hai Sir, This is great resource for beginners. Whole hearted thank you sir.

[vishnuvardhan]

if u don't mind from my end, one suggestion is that at the time of writing code in the class or package like (an example: you created an interface and u call it from EmployeeController Class, so can u elaborate a little more in detail )why are you implementing that code for which purpose
if you explain the that way we can easily understand and we will get clarity while we implement it without a doubt
I think you got my point

[govind]

i found ur thyme leaf lecture very very useful a lot

[shivamrai]

You just won my heart and definetly a subscriber too

[ollaray]

First of all. Thank you for this tutorial. I learnt quite a lot. However, it would be better practice to have the tbl_department having unique names. I believe this could have been achieved by annotating the name field in the Department class like so @Column(unique=true). It doesn't make sense for you to have 2 IT departments in a company. Another thing this would prevent is the redundant records in your tbl_department table especially when using non-idempotent HTTP methods.

[saisathwik]

thank you so much.
your explanation is awesome.
please make video on Jakarta EE REST API.

[wizzard]

Great tutorial.
One thing I would mention that It’s best not to use any logic in the Controller

[sagarpawar]

Thank you so much bhai, Learned a lot many concepts with the help of this tutorial

[aces]

bro I feel like you have been sent from heaven to help us all - god bless your soul you kind thoughtful intelligent human

[tanveersyed]

Super videos as usual from b2 tech thanks for upload pls upload more and more videos

[adityachirde]

Watching this channel first time… loved your content, it is explained in such a simple way..you got me subscribed 😄 instantly …thank you for this video..