Spring Boot API with Spring Security and Docker

[@markreeves5561]

Thank you a lot for this course. You are surely a very great instructor who knows how to teach anyone espeacially beginners. I have just subscribed to this channel. Thanks once again.

[@GetArrays]

You're very welcome!

[@swerytv4342]

thanks junior for this tutorial

[@calintamas7576]

Super cool and professional! Congrats, Junior!

[@GetArrays]

Thank you

[@dandendrasingh7326]

Great one junior

[@marko8640]

I would love to see Junit tests in your apps, too. Excellent work, as always.

[@ChandlerBing11]

Amazing tutorial! Nice going, Junior

[@muhammadkhoirulumam7047]

this is truly a high-quality content, it helps me a lot to understand Spring Boot.

[@heyrmi]

Thank you for this course.

[@josemariaaguilar8936]

hola, este es un grancioso video, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, todos tus videos son geniales

[@waeljadla9688]

Great job junior as usual ! We are waiting for micro service architecture api with deployment. ! Thanks bro❤

[@loicsan5616]

yeah it is the most waited series tutorials!

[@kalleousmanediallo2660]

Just awesome. Thank you so much sir

[@klepra]

Just a note for 1:14:54, with Spring Boot 3.0 (now in release candidate version ) you will have to explicitly add @Configuration with @EnableWebSecurity

[@alexradu1921]

Note for 1:14:54 : with Spring Boot 3 - the @EnableGlobalMethodSecurity(prePostEnabled = true) is DEPRECATED - so we can use @EnableMethodSecurity instead which has prePostEnabled default set to true

[@roberteli1837]

great content, nice work junior.

[@GROOVETECHSETS]

Wow thank you! Nice guide for beginners like me. I use Dracula theme too., one of the best skins IMO.

[@abdoulkarimbalde2802]

Thank you very much brother, you help us a lot, keep continue on java spring and angular tutorials, we love it very well

[@GetArrays]

Thank you

[@pip3936]

Hi, can you please make jwt authentication and authorization process with new version of spring

[@Constantine4j]

Always quality content! Thanks a lot! …again! :)

[@YadiAnyankah]

Great content. Thanks

[@user-gn4jo7wg8d]

great tutorial thank you

[@geekwp]

Nice Video with good coding standards.

[@georgebanin4812]

thanks so much,i'll be waiting for that spring security tutorial(please cover eveything atleast 70% will do LOL)

[@lokeshm6475]

Hi can you please let me know what are the security requirements I need to fulfill to do angular and spring boot app safe and secure. I'm a new developer and trying to develop angular app with more security

[@ayanchakraborty7842]

When are you coming up with spring security course?

[@maorzehavi4731]

Plz upload the security course

[@magicianam1563]

waiting for full security

[@donnymboma9917]

Thank you for this tutorial, can we get an Angular project with NgRx please ?

[@GetArrays]

Soon Yes

[@thamizharasansrinivasan1618]

I have a doubt... Its a general doubt. What is the need of Interface for service? We can directly go for Service class instead of creating an interface and then implements it. Could you please clarify my doubt?

[@pzharski]

It's good practice. Your service interface might be implemented differently for a different purpose. And the good practice is using interfaces to define a variable or method's parameters in your code so you can easily change them basid on Business requirements. So your code doesn't depends on some particular implementation, but depends on abstraction. What makes it more flexible. Example: Let's say, we have an interface MailService. And it has the method sendMessage(), readMessage() and etc. And you can implement OutlookMailService, SMTPMailService, BasicMailService and so on, based on this Interface. So then you should use interface MailService to define variable or method parameters. ----- public MailsService service = new OutlookMailService(), or SMTPMailService createMailClient(MailsService service) and you can send here any of OutlookMailService, SMTPMailService, BasicMailService and it will work. ----- You can read about SOLID principles (in our case pay attention to L and D) Hope I explained a bit or just gave you a start point for investigation. Good luck!

[@vishnupr2539]

Can u make a video based on new way on spring security configs..(without extending the WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter)

[@GetArrays]

That’s what this course teaches

[@ordered_saddle5]

hello, arrayList variable 'DATABASE ' is final but you were able to add/delete/update... arent final variables supposed to be unmodifiable??

[@GetArrays]

Not really. Final can be changed.

[@aliismail8046]

Thanks junior, how we can make hasAnyRole dynamic to retrieve roles names from database?

[@GetArrays]

I wanna say yes, but I never use it that way.

[@prerit714]

Hi there, are you using i3 window manager?

[@GetArrays]

yes

[@prerit714]

@@GetArrays Thanks for your reply, I love your tutorials on springboot!, they helped me alot when I was doing my internship a while ago :)

[@nickbubuioc]

what is the name of that beautiful background?

[@GetArrays]

I found it online. I’ll send you the link

[@ordered_saddle5]

thanks and i have a little confusion when Account is created expired = false by default, but while returning User in loadUserByUsername you are negating it like !account.isExpired() which changes expired = true same question for !account.isCredentialsexpired() AND !account.isLocked(), authorities) why are we negating the boolean results using "!"

[@JaimeReyCasadoMonokepos]

hi, thanks for the tutorial, but im having an issue: Parameter 0 of constructor in io.getarrays.apiapplication.service.impl.JpaEmployeeServiceImpl required a bean of type 'io.getarrays.apiapplication.repository.JpaEmployeeRepository' that could not be found. any idea? thanks you again

[@JaimeReyCasadoMonokepos]

solved, not really sure how, but it worked