Step by Step Guide - VS Code for Spring Boot Java Development

This video is a step by step guide to setup and develop Spring Boot applications using Visual Studio Code. I will be building a simple Spring Boot service from scratch using VS Code. I'll show you what extensions to install and how to use the VS Code features to develop and iterate on your Spring Boot application
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[shubhamdubey]

We need an updated version of this video, In two years lots of this has been improved. Please try this out in 2023.
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[TheAnffer]

1:09 "none of us remember how to compile java code using the command line" heheheh you made my day!

[sridharshyam]

Having worked in visual studio for so long, this makes my life easy to transfer seamlessly into Java programming with a similar setup.

[mdk]

Sir awesome. Really appreciate that you even thought of trying this out. It does make a ton of sense for full stack developers and for financially tight freelancers. Your thought process is younger and fresher than ever. Love you sir ❤️🙏

[igormakarenko]

Terrific! I follow your creative works for 8 years already. Every course or tutorial are so great explained! Your are the brilliant influencer! Thank you for your inestimable job!

[parthsalat]

Thanks a lot - from people who use vs code for springboot

[JannisAdmek]

I'll say it here, I love switching between two editors. If you work on say Java and Typescript, you need to switch syntax and for me switching editor helps me with that somehow, I am so used to seeing Java in IntelliJ and Typescript in VSCode.

[klasp]

Finally a video that is not trash. No, seriously, all the other videos sound like an NPC is reading from a text file. Your video is very good and has helped me very much, thanks

[heisenballs]

This is perfect, I work in Intellij but on my personal machine I wanted a lighter weight solution. There's even an extension to import intellj key binds! Beautiful. Thanks for the video man!

[parthapal]

being a javascript developer I often have to switch to eclipse for java during development. This tutorial is going to be very helpful for me. Thank you

[olaitanadesoji]

THIS WAS A BEAUTIFUL VIDEO FOR ME. As a salesforce developer, VSCode has been y GOTO place for all forms of development and i was hoping i wouldnt have to pay for intelliJ ultimate to learn Spring.

Thank you so much for this.

[ashishsadana]

Havent you ever thought of opening a school and becoming full time teacher... I would love to join you .... you are too good...🙏🏻

[garymarshall]

This video is well over a year old however it still very much applies and was very helpful. Great job. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[sourabhsharma]

This is just what I wanted. VS Code is quite flexible and powerful and I just love it. How to make the VS Code a go-to for a back-end developer. Thanks Koushik for making this great walkthrough from ground-up.

[Keralite]

Great video. You are one of my favorite coding channels, because you explain things in a way that is both easy-to-follow and also informative. I think that using a split-screen layout, with your screen recording taking up most of the space and your live tutorial taking up the rest, is more effective at holding people's attention compared to just using a screen recording itself - it gives people a sense of face-to-face interaction which then helps them to remain focused on what is being instructed. So I think it's a very practical layout to continue using. Just my observation.

[OguzSarigul]

You should have tested debugging feature as well...

[Skullgnammer]

First comment at one of your videos (I wonder why because your tutorials saved me so many times I can't count them anymore). I'm a full stack dev and I use VScode for both frontend and backend. You just scratched the surface, there are so many more extensions you can use. Other AI autocomplete, autoformat on save, support for other platforms (quarkus and native builds anyone?) you name it.

Regarding this one, there's a tab at the bottom left I didn't see you touching (or maybe you did and I missed it) "Spring boot Dashboard", it allows you to run and debug, usefoul also when you have a bunch of spring projects and you want to run them all at once. I use it when I want to debug a bundle of microservices related to each other.

Thank you again for your awesome videos!

[awadijohan]

I want to tank you really about the excellent content about how to code for Spring Boot using VS Code and also you helped me to remember what I saw and learnt about Spring Boot so thanks again to save my time from wasting :)

[deekshithanand]

For working on large projects, you gotta increase xmx and xms in jdt vmargs. Current configs are tuned for container environment. And regarding that auto complete replacing is a feature. You can turn it off in setting

[albirtarsha]

I don't understand how this line worked for you:
if (responseCodeCategory != 2 || responseCodeCategory != 3)
Shouldn't that be AND instead of OR?
Isn't this condition always TRUE, because being 2 and 3 is mutually exclusive?