Understanding Layered Architecture in Spring Boot | Best Practices and Implementation

Welcome to our latest Spring Boot tutorial! In this video, we'll dive deep into the layered architecture of Spring Boot applications. We'll cover:

The core layers: Presentation, Business, Persistence, and Database
How these layers interact and why they are important
Best practices for structuring your Spring Boot project
Practical implementation examples to get you started

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this video will help you understand how to build maintainable and scalable Spring Boot applications using a layered architecture approach.

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[rryann]

thank you so much for explaining in simple terms! Looking forward to learn more from your contents in depth and become a master in spring boot!!!!

[Abhishek_Poddar]

Good explanation, worth my time ☺️✨

Just dont stop please keep adding such content.

[ShivamKshatriy-kkfj]

We need more videos for spring boot in details.
Thanks, for your effort and time.❤

[ManojPatel-jruv]

very good stuff, thanks for your time and effort 👏

[universal]

Please do a video on domain driven setup as well

[Abhishek_Poddar]

Could you please also write here something about Beans and DAO ?

[COYOTE_SMTH]

Hey again, I understood all, but, I cant replicate your program, there is some missing code or steps to print that json?
I added getters to the employee entity, and setters for the dto, I dont have a explicit constructor on the dto.
Im mannaging to print the dto with the data (name, dpt, age)
Im sure the object im returning is a dto -> return
but im getting "error": "Not Acceptable", that makes me wonder what im missing.

[ManojManu-trzq]

Why should we use DTO, we can return directly entity itself if we dont need to modify any data inside entity while returning it as output

[shafikpathan]

Bro please make video on spring boot mvc

[krishgupta]

repository make the interface instead of class