[Spring Boot Security] #17 Database Authentication - User Entity

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In this practical episode you will learn how to create a user entity that you will use for authentication. Nothing too fancy. Just a standard Java @Entity that will get stored in the DB.
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Created with ❤️ by Dan Geabunea (Romanian Coder)

[grantmurphy]

I cannot believe these do not have more views. after days of searching this is the first series that explains how to implement Spring Security. In a meaningful and understandable way.

[prashanttiwari]

Thanks a lot, Romanian Coder. God Bless you :)

[cutevideos]

One of the best security tutorials for spring boot, i wonder why you dont have much views, please also do a tutorial on success handler,

[fahmichaabane]

Thank you so muchhh!
I have some questions tho..
Are permissions supposed to be as a string seperated by a ", " ? is it the best practice to that ?
i mean, in the fields, why don't we just declare permissions or roles as lists from the beginning ?

[bingchenli]

Nice tutorial!
I have a question about the protect default constructor of User. Could you tell me why make this constructor as protect? Thank you！

[mostinho]

Done thanks
creating user entity
@column has nullable attribute didn’t know that

[shakhzodkhasanov]

thankyou very much i appreciate your hard work, i think this is one of the best detailed explanations, however please give up saying at the end of the video before you leave subscribe the channel, you can mention this randomly but not every time, anyway good job and keep making videos on spring