Hibernate or JPA: Which One is Right for You?

[@Jovianoid]

Ranga you are MVP - Love you brother. I landed good job previously with your Udemy courses, now I'm preparing myself again with use of your materials, wish me luck :) Best of all to you :)

[@Sumeshkumarback]

Which company

[@kennedymwenda3357]

Nice explanation. You just saved me an headache. Was searching around the difference between the two but most videos and articles are not bringing out the difference clearly. I've your course on wishlist I may enroll this December or January next year.

[@in28minutes]

Good Luck Kennedy

[@kappaj01]

Just saw the @Transactional on the repository. That is not a good approach. That will imply that every action will start a transaction if exists, or start on if not exists, being read/write. That is a big overhead for read-only. No need to start a read-only transaction for reading unless you want to specific a read consistency. Also - transaction boundaries are not part of the repository concern, but rather the service layer.

[@fitnesspaathshala1517]

You made my life easy..

[@in28minutes]

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[@pratheeban3650]

I'm following your courses in Udemy continuously. All are mainly based on Spring. will you create a course with different framework other than Spring. If you have idea, can you please create / provide the overview of Vert.x and RX-Java.

[@in28minutes]

Thanks Prateeban. My view for a long time is that Reactive Programming is a stop gap solution. The idea is great. But it is too complex in my opinion. Project Loom is on the anvil. I think the need for Reactive Programming will go down. That's why I stayed away from most reactive solutions. When I create something or I master something, I always think about the lifetime of the solution. If it is less than 5 years, I typically stay away.

[@sreelakshmi.s2445]

@@in28minutes if we stick to vert.x framework, instead of spring, will it be waste of time (in terms of our career )

[@in28minutes]

@@sreelakshmi.s2445 Are you using Vert.x in your project?

[@botsynth]

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