Full Stack Spring Boot 3 API with Angular (ADVANCED)

This course takes a hands-on approach from application and database design, to development and deployment. All the skills taught in this course are directly applicable to your own projects, college and university projects, and to your company projects. You will get a certification upon completion of the course. Ready to become a professional? Well then I will see you in the course.

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App Demo 0:00
Architecture Design Overview 44:55
Software Requirements 56:56
About this Course 1:01:45
Creating Spring Boot App 01:05:56
Database Config 1:07:57
Data Modeling 01:14:54
Application Requirements 1:21:14
Data Modeling Tools 1:30:41
Conceptual Model 1:33:15
Logical Model 1:38:01
Physical Model 1:42:10
Foreign Key Constraint 1:50:21
Forward Engineering 1:53:20
Reverse Engineering Intro 1:58:07
SQL General Rules 2:02:25
Users 2:06:43
User Roles 2:15:31
User Events 2:23:26
Account Verification 2:29:43
Password Verification 2:34:11
Two Factor Verification 2:36:06
Run Application Schema 2:40:09
Reverse Engineering 2:42:27
User Repository Interface 2:46:18
User Domain Model 2:50:45
User Repository - Part 1 2:55:53
User Repository - Part 2 3:01:39
User Repository - Part 3 3:05:59
User Repository - Part 4 3:12:00
User Repository - Part 5 3:18:26
User Repository - Part 6 3:36:57
User Repository - Part 7 3:38:32
Writing SQL Queries 3:48:35
User Service 3:55:08
User Resource - Part 1 4:03:21
User Resource - Part 2 4:10:28
Populate User Roles 4:16:23
Test and Debug 4:19:43
Profiles Configuration 4:34:03
Override Banner 4:47:24
Spring Security Overview 4:53:42
Security Configuration - Part 1 5:04:03

[adventurer]

Absolutely terrific project course! We definitely need more advanced courses like these best practices that align the real world. YouTube is so full of beginner courses, and it's so refreshing to see an Advance course like this.

[cameroncrockett]

I'm only two hours in..

I want to applaud you for giving us such an in-depth guide on building a full stack application. Currently a year out from graduating for my BSCS and we haven't covered a fraction of the real world material this video has already provided.

Thank you Junior!

[shaleelabhishek]

This is awesome. Started learning following this! 🎉

[AraSali-oeqr]

Thank you for the amazing work as usual!!!

[hobbydutch]

One of the most detailed course on youtube! Can you pls add chat functionality between the authenticated users?

[jarosawspulak]

Thank you very much. Amazing job. One question. I realize that it took you a long time to prepare all of this. Your time and knowledge are very valuable. Will this course ever cost a little less? For me at the moment it's a bit too much, but if there is no way out, will have to spend some money.

[annaozola]

Thank you for one more amazing course. Im currently started your Udemy course which don't cover newest Spring, yet its valuable in many other ways as well. May i ask if you plan to include this course any time soon also in your Udemy selections?

[munawarhamid]

Thanks, God bless you, one of the great tutorials, We request to complete the front end part and integrate with the same backend .

[souleymanebah]

Très bon cours on veux une version française ❤ merci

[sidaouimohamedamine]

Thank you for this amazing video, this was one of the best videos i watched ever. juste i wanna ask you why you did create tables in schema.sql why you didn't create entites and repository? is this method recommanded for work ? or it is the same thing
?

[JavaCodeArea]

Great course!!!!... I would like to request you to create a full stack project on microservices also as there aren't many good project available on micoservices....

[mikaeljotsa]

Bro, you are a blessing thank you so much for all your hard work🙏

[abrahambillgates]

Thank you very for the half party 😅, I had learned more. But it’s difficult for us in some place in Africa to buy the complete course.

[brunofernandez]

Hi Junior. Thank you for your time and great tutorials. Just a hint/tip for new developers: as a good practice, the repository layer should have only the logic to work with the database. In this case, it performs validations, notifications, etc. All these things should be in the service layer, which is in charge of handling all our business logic.

[razakpopo]

Thank you for sharing this incredible video; it was truly one of the best I've ever watched. I have a question: why did you create tables in schema.sql instead of creating entities and repositories? Is this approach recommended for work, or is it equivalent in terms of functionality and best practices?

[henrynnonyelu]

Junior you're special.Thanks immensely for curating this precious tutorial. I have just begun with it and i'm application.yml stage. I will follow this to the end then build another system that will help me review pending credits because I'm currently a Tech support engineer in a Fintech company in Nigeria. I'm looking to switch to Software development fully.

[aimdam]

Great content, I have a question for the 'Full course payed material', section CI/CD Pipeline - AWS is practically to dockerize and port(CI/CD) the application to AWS running instance(domain etc.) ? Super thrilled for the content, awaiting repply. Thanks man, premium content! (I presume support also provided somehow ?)

[mahendranath]

nice thank you so much, Liked 👍 and subscribed

[marcienmobara]

hello thank you for the video i really appreciate what is done but i can i have the frontend part and also the invoice and customer managemennt

[isaacnsbkargbo]

You just gained a new follower, i have been looking for a tutorial that will tecah me every each step. If this course is on Udemy, please let me know sir. And am also developing a fullstack application and this course will help me alot.