yes, videos are too fast but of great knowledge Request - need a detailed video on Docker (Docker file, docker-compose, how to dockerize any project front-end or backend)

Best Collections framework explanation! simple and understandable

When you are explaining something you must use plain words. The entire video is in Chinese for someone with basic programming knowledge...

All I am saying is Wow! Thanks for this amazing video. You make my life so much easier🙏🙏🙏

This is very well explained. I'm not a programmer and I was able to understand the concept. Thank you so much!

I've been struggling with wrapping my head around some.of these. This has been amazing.

lease make series on complete Multithreading in java there are no good java multithreading resources on YT and your explanation is so good and fast. great video Thanks ❤❤

Good video. Just started learning about OOP and using constructors yesterday, and this has given me some perspective on some of the behind the scenes systems and in-built functionalities that I haven't got to yet. Thanks for sharing man. edit: just wanted to add a small piece of constructive criticism, please don't take it negatively, as the overall quality of the video is good. From what I gather, while there were many helpful examples in this video that showed the each system in action, I think the overall distribution of information could have also had some more moments to focus on the Wikipedia articles you mentioned-nothing long-winded, maybe just some highlighting some of the key systems that you covered for each of the 3 parts of the collection. That's all for my nitpicking. Be well and keep well.

Awesome, best video about design patterns🎉🎉🎉

thank you man you saved me 😁

Você fala português? Parece um brasileiro falando inglês.

One docker -t failed not because of a transient error but because you said openDJK in docker file instead of openJDK

You are a legend. Please also talk about prerequisities required like the jdk version, gradle version, docker commands and so on. When I tried your examples because all tools change over time things go wrong unless you come up with good related versions of all tools like jdk and gradle and so on.

To much speed for people that we are learning... I dont understand the Collectors and what return and how to make your own data structures to return

Very good concepts explanation

thanks man

Excellent material to review before an interview.

This man domimates the topics he's talking about. Not just parqphrasing. KZbin should allow percentages of liking. For this one i'd click 280% like level. Greerings from santo domingo.

VCS (Version Control System) is my favourite tech KZbin channel ❤

Good explanation, thanks🎉

haha im such a joke of a software dev i never even asked myself what the difference between a library and framework isxD

my first spring boot video and I love it

Nestjs is very similar

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You put your code in a framework and you put library in your code. That's the difference between framework and library.

"overpriced stocks" lol

your telling very fast can u tell slowly

Sheet bro, this was really good, so many usufull information packet in one short video, thank you, we gas gone through the whole Computer Science curso for data structure in 10 min .

perfect but very very fast hhhh

Perfect! A lot of useful information in under 5 mins. Good job!

Thank you much!

feedback - speaks too fast, may suggest to have a longer pause in between sentences

bro how many romanians are there on udemy ?:)))

Short and sweet

Real nice breaking down of concepts and teaching, you're pretty rare, keep it up and you'll get the recognition

For anyone have trouble because their Gradle project may have been initialized differently, make sure the dependency is for spring-boot-web-starter and not spring-boot-gradle-plugin. Great video.

Wow 😮 good job!!!

Video about Kubernetes!!

you are a good visualizer thanks for this effort

Dude, video was an absolute blast!

thats cool, I never understood why everyone wanted to learn sb. Now I get it.

is there a real code scenario where this can be used? (I think so, else it would be useless), but I can't think of any. I would assume it is something that should be avoided at all cost, and if you have no choice but to use it, you need to review your code structure why you got to that scenario. I hate it when this comes out in interviews although the interviewers itself have never used it. Me, I have never have to use it ever since in my 8yrs of programming, and might forget this knowledge in a week.

is there a real code scenario where this can be used? (I think so, else it would be useless), but I can't think of any. I would assume it is something that should be avoided at all cost, and if you have no choice but to use it, you need to review your code structure why you got to that scenario. I hate it when this comes out in interviews although the interviewers itself have never used it. Me, I have never have to use it ever since in my 8yrs of programming, and might forget this knowledge in a week.

Keep making more, great stuff

Ty very much Your video is concise and to the point and I love it

Thanks

Great content! Would be super interested in an update for 2024

Wow, you really did manage a great explanation in only 4 minutes! Thanks, this was super helpful ^^

Wow you can change ports of your rest api

Great review