Spring Tutorial - 3 - Inversion of Control and Beans

In this episode, I show you how achieve inversion of control using the Spring Framework and Java annotations, and how to retrieve beans from the ApplicationContext. #SpringFramework #SpringTutorial #Java

0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:28 - Beans
0:02:31 - Application Context
0:03:38 - Spring Bean Stereotypes (Annotations)
0:06:38 - Creating example Spring project
0:11:39 - Inversion of Control to Spring
0:19:46 - Component Scanning
0:21:25 - Outro

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[malakessam]

thanks for the tutorial. i liked the way you explain how things works

[MateoEstudiante]

Thanks for the tutorial! I'm getting into Spring, and with your videos I'm understanding very well how Spring works. Thanks 😊

[vladeb]

Your english is clean as a hell. I wish to hear it for all yt tutorials.

[souravtecken]

This was exactly the series I needed, being new to Spring and Java and coming from other languages/frameworks, these terms were totally new. Literally every tutorial series out there explains it from a coding perspective without explaining what's happening under the hood. Thanks for patiently creating this entire playlist!

[Das.Kleine.Krokodil]

And in what cases do my objects and library objects, for example RestTemplate, also need to be injected as components using Component and Bean annotations? And in what cases it is better to create them through "new"? What should be taken into account when making a decision? Are there any good books on this subject?

[ariel_chess]

So... Singleton? Is it only one instance throughout all the program?