Lets Build Twitter From the Ground Up: Episode 6 || Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL and React

How is it going everyone, I have been itching to come up with some sort of video series that I could essentially guarantee content on a weekly basis. With the way the Devlog and KodeKraft work that is simply not possible. However, in this video I am going to explain to you my plan to release MULTIPLE videos to you every single week, while also completing a really cool portfolio project in the process.

In the previous episode we looked into the actual process a user goes through to signup for twitter, and tried to start emulating that with our controller endpoints. In this episode, we continue working on the backend user registration process by setting up an endpoint for the user to update their phone number as part of set 3 or 4 of the signup logic. We also deal with some incorrect user input by setting up a new exception for when a user doesn't exist in the database, as well as a new handler to let the frontend know something went wrong.

If you are excited, be sure to subscribe because you won't want to miss a single line of code in this project. Below will be a link to the full video playlist once I get one created from uploading several episodes.

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[adityasinha]

Cute Dog in background, thank you for such a great series quiet helpful

[manojreddy]

great work this series is helping me a lot in my learning👏👏

[Rajdweep]

hey bro, one doubt, if you are already handling the exception in controller and passing the message then why pass the same message in service class?

[inihood]

Maybe try changing your IDE theme to white so we can see better