Full Stack web application using Spring Boot and React | REST API | MySQL | React Hooks

Timestamps :
00:00 - Intro / Demo
00:50 - Prerequisites
01:42 - Backend folder structure
06:39 - Model
09:43 - Spring Boot configuration for Connecting with Mysql
12:53 - PostMapping (Saving Data into Database)
18:33 - GetMapping (Getting Data from Database)
21:10 - Create React App
24:56 - Adding Appbar
28:20 - Adding Controlled form for Adding Student
36:10 - Send Data into database
42:55 - Get Data from database to react app
48:17 - Full stack Spring Boot React Project Completed

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[felipematheus]

Great video! what front-end(JS) framework do you think is easier to learn first? React, Angular, vue? i used jquery(ajax), people said that Angular is easier for java developers to learn... Cheers!

[yldrayozturk]

Guys we use React because when we change some component then we dont need to refresh page . So if you put [students] parameter which is the end of the useEffect() function, you will see when you add a student and click the submit button, students list automatically refresh without all page refresh. (sorry for bad english :))

[sheltondany]

Even though very basic, Its the perfect intro for amateurish coders, dint know much Spring or React but had some knowledge of Java, Java Script, so this was so nice!

[raichungpunmagar]

I've looked from youtube to udemy for a good Spring Boot and React tutorial for begineer and this is the best video there is. Simple yet so informative. Lots of thanks to this channel

[kingdomVI]

engineer got my sub, he is giving lots of content for free. thanks a lot.

[scv]

This lesson is a very basic standard, but it will give a fantastic feedback to rookies, I love it!

[robkao-ogxx]

Very concise, straight to the point, beginner friendly. Thank you sir.

[toxi]

Hey I really appreaciated the fact, that there was an error with the missing @Service parameter in the StudentServiceImplementation. So you explained what was wrong and didnt cut it out or something. Its good to see mistakes being made and how one resolves them.
Dont always show perfect code examples. --> My opinion

[xuechengliu]

super good and easy to follow content. Great starting point for backend developers to understand how to communicate with frontend.

[faizalkadiwal]

Thank for this great toturial🙌

i like to add one thing just add students in [] braceses of useEffect so you dont have to refresh to show submited data

const [students, setStudents] = useState([])
useEffect(() => {

}, [students])

[eduardojls]

By far I have completed the backend part, so I just have to say THANKS for your explanation, is so brief that's is pretty enough to understand. Let's see how the frontend with React goes. For future content would be nice a tutorial about how to implement Native Query and also Criteria Query.

[Error-rpdk]

Thank you for this great tutorial. Better than my professors and Uni course. Wish you health, happiness and personal and financial success 👍

[TheSmokinApples]

Man! I love you for making this! I have been trying to find a basic tutorial on how to use react with spring boot!

[Alenk]

hands down the best right into the point, full stack tutorial, amazing job.

[ajinkyakhete]

Hats Off Sir !!!! Best Video Learned All the concepts in one Video Thank you very much. Wish you a great journey ahead ...

[tariqaldamen]

a very good and strong video to learn, I'm working for a big tech company and we are using the same as explained in this video.

[milankbudha]

you should use lombok in model class to reduce boiler plate code for getters and setters, toString(), hashcode, default constructor and parameterized constructor

[meklitameha]

you are a lifesaver thank you others couldn't teach this in 3 hours and u did that in 48 min 🙌🙌

[kimdequilla]

thanks super fast but at the same time super clear

[kelvinsankale]

Phewx! thank you very much for your commitment to share knowledge. God bless you.