Spring Data JPA Implementation: Full Guide with CrudRepository, Paging, Sorting & Query Methods

🚀 Dive into the practical implementation of Spring Data JPA in this comprehensive video! We'll guide you through setting up a project, creating entities, and leveraging all three major repositories: CrudRepository, PagingAndSortingRepository, and JpaRepository. Learn how to use annotations like @GeneratedValue and @Query, explore query methods, and understand the updates in Spring Data 3.0.
What You'll Learn:

📌 Setup & Project Walkthrough
📌 Create & Annotate Entities
📌 Use CrudRepository with Examples
📌 Differences Between Repositories
📌 PagingAndSortingRepository
📌 JpaRepository & Advanced Query Methods
📌 @Query Annotation with Custom Queries

💡 Perfect for beginners and advanced developers looking to master Spring Data JPA. Watch till the end for hands-on examples and best practices!

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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction & Agenda
1:54 - Setup Project
3:40 - Basic code Walkthrough
4:40 - Create Entity
6:15 - GeneratedValue Annotation
8:47 - Create CrudRepository
12:00 - Use & Test CrudRepository
22:45 - Crud Vs Paging&Sorting Vs JpaRepository
27:20 - PagingAndSortingRepository
32:35 - Update In Spring Data 3.0 - List Repos
39:05 - JpaRepository
40:50 - Query Methods In JPA
47:02 - @Query Annotation
50:00 - Outro

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[iamrahulraj]

Thank you for this detailed and informative lecture! It's clear that a lot of effort went into making this. I really appreciate your dedication — creating a 50-minute video like this takes serious planning and patience. Honestly, even watching it at a stretch was a bit exhausting, so kudos to you for putting it all together so well!

One suggestion for even better viewer engagement would be to break the video into smaller, more digestible parts. It might make it easier for viewers to follow along and come back for the next section whenever they have time. Just a thought!

[omoregbeekhator]

you made it very easy to understand. Thanks so much.

[sujatadarekar]

Very clear and detailed video.. khup easily samajal🙌🏻

[PrajaktaSolapurkar-pe]

Great content!! Helped to clear many concepts. If possible create more videos related to performance optimization techniques, caching, redis, Kafka

[Aks-]

great content man! Can we know how many JPA videos ARE left and when+how many spring security videos to come??

[_pavan.p]

Excellent video, After jpa if possible please upload microservices videos aswell

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[subrahmanyamchellu]

Bro i got no bean found error for jparepository how can we resolve it

[sanketwadkute]

Can you please comment short cut key how you convert class to interface directly

[jatinthaman]

Hey guys, are onetoone, onetomany etc annotations covered in the lectures?

[anirudhrebel]

bhai hello may i know are you done with the concepts of spring data jpa and still if any lectures are pending?

[shavis]

Your way of explaining things is really good but very annoying when you keep on saying ‘right’ after every sentence. Plz correct that.