Thanks Marco, really awesome! Just a couple of tiny suggestions (aka code review on a KZbin comment 🤓, sorry, just hoping to be helpful): You can simply use `Files.createDirectories` (plural), as from the documentation "an exception is not thrown if the directory could not be created because it already exists", and it's less code to maintain 🙂. Another point is that, based on my experience, when the effect you need is "if not exists then create", prefer the `java.nio.Files::notExists` method (which is not the exact complement of the "exists" one, but that's another story). Mainly this is because I found that in most situations where concurrency can occur on the filesystem, the `if(Files.notExits(f)) create(f)` pattern fails less frequently than it's negated opposite, especially with shared NFS or other FileSystems with higher latency. Anyway, really great work!

Hi I'm having some issues when I add: <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-validation</artifactId> </dependency> Everything works great before that point. Has anyone else encountered tis problem/ Have ideas what i could be doing wrong

Nice tutorial. I suggest that you could use an HTTP client to interact with the API instead of using the html/javascript shenanigans.

Thank you so much for being such great to the point! :)

My java ee application uses an EntityManager throughout, so when I am writing unit tests I need to create an EntityManager configured to use a test database to give to my application code. I created a hibernate.cfg.xml file in src/test/resources. I have a problem though that my entities are not being scanned correctly. In the config file there is a packagesToScan property which lists the package where entities are in my application. However, those packages are in src/main/java, while my tests are in src/test/java. This is causing the problem that when I create a query with the name of my entity, I get an exception which says my entity is not mapped. How do I tell hibernate to scan a package in a different directory?

Really awesome tutorial! Thanks a lot

amazing video, thank you

May 2024

So glad I found your channel, high quality content, compared to other channels I've seen it has so much depth. Thank you!!!

I wanna die

It's so cool to understand how it works under the hood

"But then I thought noo f.. lets forget that" - good save, sir!

MARHABA

When using the “pull into <fb name> using rebase” feature, why did you choose the origin/main under remote branches and not the main branch under local branches?? A related question is, after the ‘pull’ command finishes, will “local” main be 100% in sync with origin/main under remote branches?

Thank you,!!! Very well explained haven't lost my attention for a second.

How do we implement undo/redo?

Very nice, thanks 👍🏻

Very simple and easy to understand tutorial. Thank you

Thanks for the video

On 24:43 you have a little problem: your request is hanging infinitely in case the photo is found and removed. You really need to return some success message from your method, I guess.

very good tutorial, which explains all the important things briefly, thank you very much

man you're funny & informative at the same time.

Dead simple explanations. Dunno how you do it. Thank you Marco. Love your website as well, such deep and comprehensive articles. I have one (1) ask 🙏🏿 Kindly consider reducing your paid courses for some of us here in Nigeria 😣🤲🏿 Thank you

my hello world worked!! thanks man!

Thanks for this course. It was helpful.

Thank you very much!

your video is AWESOME, many thanks!

omg you pronounce "source" like "sauce"😂

Best video on Spring Boot. I was literally afraid of Spring, but now it seems easy. Of course, I'll practice to get to know more annotations.

Thank you for the amazing course. can't wait for more.

hi Marco!!! Great tutorial. I have one question on hibernate-cfg.xml file. Did IntelliJ helps to generate it or we need to type it ourselves.

"Fun _and_ entertaining at the same time"? It's almost scary how enjoyable it would be.

This video is head & shoulders above the other Hibernate tutorials out there. Great job Marco!

Great video! I loved how everything was explained, it was super easy to digest. It helped me so much to refresh all my knowledge about this topic, in fact I think I have it way more clear now than when I studied it in college 😂

Why did we use an AtomicInteger for counter @21:17 ? Aren’t the streams in java by default sequential? Had they been parallel then we would have needed AtomicInteger, right? PS: I am new to streams and multithreading, pls correct me if I am wrong

how long have you been working for JEtbreins what about your Marco codes channale

I hate learning about new build systems just to install a single package

This is excellent! Should I complete this and then take your confident spring course? or vice versa

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I must say this, you have the ability to explain things in a very simple way... Thumbs up to this channel

You explained very clearly, thank you for helping me in my journey of learning java

1:32 content: why use it

I just came across your channel and this video totally explains why your videos are so good. Please continue with what you are doing.

22:45 I have been looking for answers to these questions from Indian bros for 2 days, thank you for answering my questions in 1 minute. Thanks

Wow... i didn't know Liam Hemsworth knows how to code. 😅

31:25 how did you open side menu to show list?

nothing new , most important question were not answered. you ask questions we are here for answers. that is actually a bad thing. we are here looking for the answers not questions. question already raised by ourselves.

Any solution for Gradle 😢

3 months later and with Maven and Spring Boot 3.2 some things are more clear but I agree in dependency heavy projects GraalVM is not working out of the box. Micronaut is way better in that regard.

Java and it's frameworks are just over-engineered garbage.