Full Stack Application with Spring Boot, Next.js, Tailwind CSS & Next-Auth.js

In this Spring Boot tutorial, you will learn Spring Boot full stack with Next Js, Next-Auth js, and Tailwind CSS. Next Js is a Framework for React Library to build front-end apps. For this Spring Boot tutorial, you will learn how to build an API, along with a React application that will consume the API.

📚Course Content📚
⌚ (00:00) Intro
⌚ (01:34) Application Demo
⌚ (03:48) Brilliant Message
⌚ (05:18) Building Springboot Application
⌚ (15:37) Adding REST API's
⌚ (34:25) Testing REST API's with Postman
⌚ (37:07) Creating Next JS Application
⌚ (41:50) Adding Tailwind CSS
⌚ (44:45) Navbar Component
⌚ (48:15) Creating Component to LIst all data
⌚ (57:33) Calling back end API to fetch all data
⌚ (01:06:56) Component to Add new Data
⌚ (01:22:31) Managing State for Data
⌚ (01:26:22) Save Data by calling back end API
⌚ (01:35:08) Implementing Delete Functionality
⌚ (01:40:08) Edit Data Functionality
⌚ (01:50:23) Updating the data to back end
⌚ (01:55:20) Implementing Next-auth Js with Complete Login Flow

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[garyclark]

Wow Shabbir!
What a spectacular tutorial!
I was looking for a jumpstart on creating a front end to a Spring Boot application and this was it.
Great job!

[calintamas]

Thanks Shabbir for this full stack demo video! Excellent!

[pmig]

Thanks a lot for your work.I just found your channel recently and it's so helpful since I'm really interested in Java and Spring. Keep up the wonderful work, my friend. You got a new subscriber!

[kettenbach]

Can wait to do this. Thanks for sharing

[ousmanesangary]

Hat off to you for this awesome video Shabbir . I anticipate more React/Springboot combo from you in the future.

[WilmanArambillete]

congrats, a very clear explanation. Thanks for another excellent video!

[DennisVlaanderen]

For everybody that wants to reduce the amount of getters and setters being called when converting entities to models or vice versa. You can also create a constructor that take the other class as a parameter, keeping all the explicit mapping to the class itself.
Then when using the Stream API you can make use of inferred method calls rather than a lambda like so:

[Pedro-dwif]

Do more tutorial with spring and react/next.

Thx man! Excellent content.

[sujoysaha]

thanks for this tutorial. this tutorial will help me for developing my project.

[mohansriram]

hi because of your video i got a job from small startup company .your video is neat and clean easily can understand

[anuful]

Thank you. Much needed tutorial. <3
Can you extend this to demo authorization as well?

[sebastianpuscas]

Thank you for the video! Would like to see how the server validates the token from Facebook, also makes sense deploying both of those, node server for next js and tomcat server for spring boot ?

[Kaushikraj]

Nice ..Could we have extended css..or reuse css for many of the div. inline styles are written?

[dandendrasingh]

Thanks Sabbir for yet another full stack demo video.
Can make next video on containerising these two projects in different container show how two containers can communicate each other.

[cloudstackz]

Thanks, Shabir. Is there a way to reject a social authentication from the backend, in case the user was denied for any reason (account suspended, a specific email domain is not allowed, etc. )?

[sambathsrey]

I wonder what if we return List<UserEntity> instead map through userEntities and return List<User>? What the different?

[Unknown-soqv]

Can you recommend a library for datatables for apps like this one?

[Nick]

how do you register the user in the backend, after they used Github/Facebook to login?

[paper-studio]

Where is ACL for it? I came here for the ACL part, you are not logging in the user into your spring backend

[jayanthmadupalli]

Thank you for the video, but you entirely skipped the security part for your backend, What's the point of using using authentication only on the frontend?