Java Fundamentals - Lesson 71 - Java Reflection part 1

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[TaNuJYaDaV_]

thanks for such a great explanation on what is happening under the hood in spring framework, after working on spring for last 2 year, this is the first time i am really able to understand it.

[pedromedeiros]

excelent! that's the best java lecture i ever made. It's amazing have a idea of how spring works.

[mirageman]

Thanks, great lesson which reveals so much about the java frameworks :)

[CodingWolfie]

Amazing video, wish there was a playlist for all new features in java series since jdk 8 😅.

[rydmerlin]

When working with annotations should you build caches or is it ok to call isAnnotationPresent getAnnotations etc during processing often? For Example does Spring Boot for example cache the annotations of its RestControllers?

[vishnugovindan]

Micronaut is a framework that is reflection and proxy free. Have you compared it with Spring or worked on it?

[sitalsitoula]

Hi,
Is **<ClassName>.class** equivalent to saying that *.class* is like an attribute of every class. Is it similar to an instance variable or a static method?

[arsheedahmad]

How to convert an object to other object using reflection in java