Java Spring Boot: Enhancing Job Entity & Column Configuration | Episode 4

Welcome back to the Job Portal App series! In this Episode 4, we continue enhancing our backend by focusing on the Job entity and its column configurations within a Java Spring Boot project.

📌 Building on Previous Episodes:

This episode builds upon the foundation laid in earlier episodes, focusing on refining the data structure for job postings.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

📚 Video Chapters & Key Topics

00:00-00:19 - Introduction: A brief overview of the video's content.
00:20-00:44 - Adding Column Annotations: Learn how to add @Column annotations to the Job entity fields.
00:45-01:20 - Configuring ID Column: Configure the id column with name="id", updatable=false, and nullable=false.
01:21-02:29 - Configuring Job Title Column: Configure the title column with name="title", nullable=false, and length=255.
02:30-03:20 - Configuring Location Column: Configure the location column with name="location", nullable=false, and length=255.
03:21-03:47 - Configuring Salary Column: Configure the salary column with name="salary", nullable=false, and length=255.
03:48-04:24 - Configuring Company Name Column: Configure the companyName column with name="company", nullable=false, and length=255.
04:25-07:07 - Adding and Configuring Posted Date: Add a postedDate field (LocalDate type) and configure it with name="posted_date", nullable=false, and updatable=false.
The presenter mentions that the logic for the postedDate will be implemented in the service layer in a future video [07:08].

✅ Why This Episode is Essential

Understanding entity and column configuration is crucial for building robust and maintainable applications. This episode provides practical guidance on how to properly set up your data model in Java Spring Boot.

📺 Catch Up on Previous Episodes

You can find the other episodes of the Job Portal App series on the Coding With Pravin YouTube Channel.

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