Credit and Debit Service - Creating a Banking Application With Java and Spring Boot

Learn how to build a secure and functional banking application from scratch using Java and Spring Boot in this comprehensive tutorial. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this step-by-step guide will take you through the entire process of designing, developing, and deploying a robust banking application.

Throughout the video, we'll cover essential concepts and techniques, including user authentication, transaction management, account balances, and more. By leveraging the power of Java and Spring Boot, you'll gain insights into building scalable and maintainable banking applications.

Key topics covered in this tutorial include:

Setting up a Java development environment and installing Spring Boot
Designing the database schema for banking-related entities
Implementing user authentication and authorization using Spring Security
Building RESTful APIs for managing accounts, transactions, and balances
Integrating data validation and error handling mechanisms
Enhancing security measures with encryption and secure coding practices
Deploying the banking application to a web server
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and practical skills necessary to create your own banking application using Java and Spring Boot. Join us on this coding journey and start building your banking app today!

[fahadjavedsiddiqui]

Assalamoalaikum Musa!
My friend you are an amazing instructor. Love from Pakistan.

[abdulganiyuabubakar]

can't wait for the next video.. thanks

[innocentomenka]

thanks senior engineer. Following keenly. Anticipating the next video

[godwingodfrey]

Wow, very educative. Thanks for this timely tutorial.

[nullpointer]

Awesome tutorial sir please definitely finish this series outstanding tutorials

[bonzofala]

Hi, the tutorial was so insightful and very well presented, looking forward on how you will demo the part for chatgbt intergration with the application.

[stevolupdates]

Nice work, are you still going to include the chat feature you mentioned initially

[tamyismuchtamil]

Assalamualaikum sir, Postman method not allowed 13:21 "accountNumber"

[CarlosSalazar]

Great video for practicing!. i'd like to complement the debitAccount comparison between the current balance and the widrawal amount.
This example was taken by google AI.

BigDecimal value1 = new BigDecimal("1.23");
BigDecimal value2 = new BigDecimal("4.56");

int comparisonResult = value1.compareTo(value2);

if (comparisonResult < 0) {
// value1 is less than value2
} else if (comparisonResult == 0) {
// value1 is equal to value2
} else {
// value1 is greater than value2
}

[victorcousin]

Assalam aleikoum Mr Musa. You could have used compareTo to compare 2 bigDecimal instead of casting to integer value. That's what in my own implementation. This is it: < 0) {code goes
Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I really appreciate it and Jazahaka lahou khairan.