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What is Java Spring Framework?
How to Implement Dependency Injection in Spring?
Introduction - 00:00
1. Introduction to Spring - 00:05
2. What is Dependency Injection ? - 01:41
3. Introduction to Maven - 09:46
4. Maven Practical - 17:13
5. ApplicationContext - 29:04
6. Spring.xml - 41:39
7. Annotation Based Configuration - 45:59
8. Bean Property - 52:25
9. Constructor Injection - 57:29
10. Autowired Annotation - 59:52
11. Configuration | Bean - 01:05:36
12. Annotation Component AutoWired Primary Qualifier - 01:21:28
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Sir, please post/pin links of related videos in the comment section or in the description it'll be really helpful thank you 🙏

[@johnnair5633]

Thank you so much Navin for compiling all your spring video in one. The best part about your videos is it have both theortical and practical content. Keep doing such great work

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The best tutorial I ever seen on spring.Thank a lot for your efforts,you taught everything about spring in single video.A big thank for this.

[@dinnnoel]

The best 1 hr and 30 mins of my day, learned a lot. Thank you so much Sir! hopefully to see more tutorial videos from you. Have a nice day

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For 2 days I have watched your videos and I must say that you are amazing. You're explaining things in so simple way and are a wonderful, natural speaker. Thank you a lot :)

[@DIVYAJAKAKARLA93]

intro spring framework 0:09 Dependency injection 1:41 Maven theory 9:49 Maven practical 17:13 Spring core application context 29:07 Spring XML 41:41 Annotation based configuration 46:03 Constructor injection 57:30 Autowired annotation 59:53 Configuration bean 1:05:37 Autowired 1:21:30

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Hi . can you tell me what to learn first , spring framework , spring mvc ,or spring boot ?

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Please tell me the content in spring core one video is same in the spring core series 12 videos

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To learn this i have spend 10k rupees and the complete knowledge i get is from here only really thanks for clearing all my doubts n concepts sir 🙏🙂

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Hope your channel reach more subs n likes

[@bharatmodha5388]

Trillions Thanks to you Navin. This video is absolute gems for beginners who want to start working with Spring framework. You have provided all information in simple way which even some paid course failed to deliver. Again, thanks for your effort.

[@zeakatl]

Thank you for this great tutorial, simple, easy and nice! I’ve known java for a lot of time but loose track about Spring, now that I’m looking for a job I feel a little more confident about what it is about and I’m heading forward to your other tutorials about Spring MVC and Spring Boot, thanks a lot man, good stuff!!

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Thanks for a crisp and simplified explanation of the spring framework along with appropriate samples. Enjoyed the video and feel I learned a lot. It was a great value for my time. Its simply awesome mate.

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Dude, this tutorial is amazing. From the conceptual, to the practical, you covered it all. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@gerryha4693]

I love how you explain things Navin. No jumping over important details, everything is included and logical.

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I'm starting my job in a month and I literally have been looking for good material on this. THANK YOU. Looking forward to watching it on my flight!

[@LordQueezle]

I'm at my job already.... and I'm looking for good material on spring. :) Never stop learning, right?

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I started learning Java from your tutorials and its been a great journey of learning different frameworks. Long way to go! Thank you 🙏

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Yesterday only I got to know about your tutorials. Till now I have watched 6 videos of yours. They are awesome. I felt like it just cleared out my base. I understood the concept. The way you explain and then try out programs to demo the concept, it really works. One can get the concept thoroughly. Now I feel why didn't I get to know about your tutorials earlier. Thanks a ton.

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I was watching this video around 2AM, suddenly at 30:26 I heard some bangles sound it scared the shit out of me, I thought ghost came in room to learn Spring. Later realised its the sound in video. Although nicely explained content about Spring thanks for your contribution sir !

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After reading the comment... I was waiting for the bangles sound only 😁

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Where is the bang sound?

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Very clear point explaining the core of Spring, I can't believe I finally finished it, thank you for the video, btw, it seems to be popular until 2022 and easy to understand step by step. ❤❤

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Amazing tutorial ! Thanks ALOT! Was just what i needed !

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Thank you so much , I was waiting for your single video on spring Thank you so much God bless u

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I don't know how you were able to make this 1 1/2 hour long video not only informative, but also entertaining. I love it. thank you so much.

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Hi, Amazing content. Just started my first job and this helps a lot. One request would be to make a playlist of spring in order. Thank you

[@Dilly9124]

I know this mans back hurts from fully supporting my learning

[@wmv1990]

Yup great effort !

[@arpitsoni7146]

just wanted to say, this video is amazing, explantation was so simple and accurate.Thank you so much for these wonderful session. Please keep us updating with new things.

[@sakshamjain1005]

This was very helpful for anyone who wants to get overview on different parts of spring core. Thanks for making the video else i was spending hours figuring out spring DI exceptions

[@dhananjaykumarpal1604]

I started my morning with this video and hope i will be happy whole day same as this 1.5 hours

[@aarond791]

Thank you! Was already familiar with Spring but it was nice to touch up and see a well put together video starting from A.

[@raihanurrahman503]

Cant begin to tell you how grateful I am for this tutorial. This was the 3rd Spring tutorial I watched and despite all the content creators saying how easy Spring was, they didnt explain how to start projects from ground up(showing how Maven repository and XML configurations) and thus couldnt follow them properly.

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This video is very helpful to the one who wants to learn back end. It is super easy and clear to understand. Thank you navin for all the videos you make. It is making learner's life like us very easy. God bless. Keep spreading the knowledge.

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Thank you Navin Reddy for the wonderful videos. they are comprehensive and hence great for beginners.

[@zark474]

Great work. It's straight forward, well structured with easy and understandable examples. It is really a great introduction to the framework and it's concepts..

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I don't usually watch long online tutorials since I prefer reading, but this has got to be one of the best tutorials on here

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I cannot thank you enough! Eloquent ,great great teacher!I loved how simply you explained it ,not making it seem complicated and all the praticals,really really thankful!

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This is the best video to know how @Autowired work and configured, Thank you Naveen...

[@bararuchi]

@1:00:31 if anyone is wondering why we got the "no constructor found" even if we have the constructor present in the bean, It's because a class must need a default constructor(No argument constructor) for object creation.But if you are mentioning a constructor you must have to mention the default constructor (No argument constructor) .But in general case its provided by compiler if no-argument constructor is not written explicitly. Hope this helps.

[@sonubandigi3788]

If you don't provide the default constructor it takes by default during object creation...but @1:00:31 sir has explicitly created the parameterized constructor means it searches for the parameter values......if he has provided default and parameterized constructor both....... output would have come

[@karthickkumar8841]

Hi Naveen sir, Awesome video..Covered all the basics of spring framework..Now i have a good idea about XML based ,annotation based,maven and spring annotation concepts..Thank you...You are helping many people who wants to learn new technology..Waiting for your next video.

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its really a good tutorial. One can easily get the grasp of spring from starting to end and using the latest annotation based. Please keep making such good videos. Thank you.

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Thanks, this video is really helpful to quickly jump in to spring, maven and spring boot. It gives enough information about the working environment and sample project helps us to define DI and various style to inject all dependency.

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The way you explain things makes things so simple. Thank you for this!

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This was great! Thank you for all the effort and time you've put into this. I'd love to see assignments or practice tasks available with an answer set for reference if help is needed. Keep up the good work!

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Thank you for a good explanation of different annotations in a single video!

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If you could do a small tutorial on Spring Transactions and transaction rollbacks, that'd be great!

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Thanks, Navin, new to spring framework and maven yet feeling confident.

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Thank you so much for your effort to help us in the journey to learn Java. We are truly grateful to you!

[@projectjava]

44:04 Just an Update : If you are working with IntelliJ IDEA, you need to place the "spring.xml" file in the "resources" folder. This "resources" folder is where the IDE looks since it will be then in your classpath and in the root of the classpath. Eclipse Users neednt worry ;)

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I tried in eclipse today but i got filenotfound exception. Its not picking the spring.xml file. Cn you help?

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Top Notch!! The Best Spring Introduction u will ever get

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Thank you very much for this wonderful course. You made my day Sir.

[@arnoclaude317]

Personal summary: you create a context that refers to a .xml file that contains all your bean recipes. instead of hardcoding which class you want in another class, you create an interface and group all of them. now you call the interface when getting the bean and you "hardcode" the specific class in the .xml file. that way you just need to save the .xml file instead of recompiling the entire java project. Also, adding @Component on top of a class lets your context reference this through getBean instead of having to create the bean in the .xml file. the standard name that we reference will be the name of the class but decapitalized. Now when the bean class you reference has one attribute for example, you need to initialize it. You do that with the tag by telling what attribute gets what value. this will then call the setter method for that attribute uppon creation of the bean. If you want to however use constructor injection instead of setter injection, use .

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worlds best tutorial on Spring

[@rahulkota9793]

Thank you so much for the video Navin. I have a question. In the earlier part of the video, you mentioned that spring helps us take out the configurations out of the source code. But in the later part of the video, we are using Annotation based configuration, which will need a source code change right?

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This was a nice rundown of Spring. I'm usually a reader, not a video watcher but this did a great job. Thank you!

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Your way of explanation is not always straight forward unlike any tutor.. instead you create real time beginner hurdles and makes us to think each step why we do it. Great teacher. Thanks for the content.

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This is an awesome tutorial. Much better than paid one.

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Your teaching style is really good. Thank you so much for giving us a helping hand.

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One of the very few videos that I spent the complete hour on! The structuring of the content is very good!!

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Best Tutorial. Really helpful. Keep patience and watch till the end.

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hats off..navin bhai...such a great work...thanqq soo much for all your afforts towards us..these never gonna be waste...the way u r teaching is osum..thanks a lot

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Brilliant video for begginers learnt spring core nd spring mvc from you u r the best

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The way of teaching with the particle is too good. you explained the concept very neatly . i have understood the spring core very well.

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God bless you for making this such a wonderful video. Please make a video on SOLID principle using Java.

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This is the best tutorial I have ever seen for any of the topic 🙌🏻

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awesome tutorial Naveen Sir you have cleared my concept and difference between web based configuration vs annotationbased configuration. Thank you!

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i dint even know anything about spring framework.. this video helped me to get brief about spring framework.. thank u

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Thank you for putting so much effort into this. I understood it's concept. But where can I get problems to implement and practice this.

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You can simply download ide and start practising you will get handson and you can put it in ur resumé

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@telusko...Thank u so much.. what is the major benefit of going with java configuration rather than xml configuration?? How can we conclude the best approach??

[@anakin0405]

xml config is not used anymore, only for older applications

[@luzorna]

without xml we save some time.. Spring will take care of creating the beans for us for DI, so it saves time/code

[@KvaGram]

Earlier today I got an email telling me a client wants a java dev that knows Spring. I had not idea what that was. Now I know enough to fake it at least.. :D Sping seems overly complicated, but I understand the core principle. It seems it would be a waste of time to set up on small and medium-sized projects, but it can clearly be a big time-saver on a large project. ...now next I need to figure out what Spring Boot is.

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Thank you, Dear Sir Navin Reddy. You are an unsung hero of Computer Technology.

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Only KZbinr for which i decrease playing speed. I listen him at 0.75

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Best 72 minutes of my week (as watched in 1.25x).

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Thank you, sir, Following, since 2016 from under graduation, I think you should cover everything and make a course at udemy also. Your courses always get me started on a topic.

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Bro yu r really awesome! Ur way of explaining is very good!! Keep up the good work!! :))

[@indrajagadeesh5614]

Thank you so much for video ❤️ I have a question navin sir. In case of xml we are managing xml without recompiling the code, but In case of annotations we are using @qualifier in code which I feel as tight coupling, can you please explain a bit on that part

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I need to know about it too.

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I have done the same question without having any answer or clarification 😔

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do you know the answer now?

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The video is a power-packed with all the information that I needed to just get started! Thanks a lot, Sir!

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I m just starting with spring. Very useful. Thank you Sir.

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[@unoengborg]

Very slow pace, but probably good for the absolute beginner. Things like maven is likely well known to most java developers long before they think of learning spring The video would probably improve if you more frequently combined your monologues with code examples

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Just in time ! Thank you so much sir

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You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you for these videos!

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Navin is the youtuber number 1 when you want to understand the things by examples. Thank you so much

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only about 15mins in to this video and I am very impressed with the quality of this course. Great job!

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Before watching this video I have a zero knowledge on spring, This is the best beginners spring crash course, your approach of explaining the concepts are superb I just love your content, looking forward to do your spring boot course from udemy.

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[@sreejasree7427]

thankyou Navin sir, completed this video in one day without any prior knwledge and got complete understanding of spring core concepts.

[@mingikim1098]

Thank you. Spring is this simple. I had been refusing to learn this little thing, which was nothing more than object factory things, and I missed all the opportunities that I might have as a result. :( I should've decided to learn this earlier.

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Wow... Very good explanation .. Really appreciate for your efforts to help many java people to learn spring boot.. Normally when we go through the online tutorials we used to watch time abt the session closure.. But really I did not felt we are going through the vedio for around 2.5 hrs that much interestingly you conveyed ..Once again thank you and keep rocking

[@omkarmanjrekar6645]

The autowiring Tyre example at 1:04:03 will work without the annotation @Autowired since Spring implicitly does autowiring with same id beans.

[@arputharini3152]

Thank you so much. I'm a newbie in Spring. I understood everything that you said . Thanks a lot

[@user-bw6uy4gn1j]

Clean and Simple explanation. It's good that you start from scratch.I would suggest you to add in the end of the video pure factory design pattern compare Spring.

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you are GOD...Thanks for saving my life...Currently i am undergoing training in java apps, but i cant even able to understand A single thing he teaches me. watched ur other videos too, the way u teach like u are teaching to a beginner, that is really helpful no body cant teach like that. im so thankful to u, im surviving with ur videos only.

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Thank you so much naveen sir , as I watching every time video of yours I think , you are giving me a boost to learn more and learn accurate Thank you so much ❤️ Lots of love ❤️ You are one of the best teacher I have ever seen . Thank you so much....

[@shashgo]

awesome job, navin. Youre decision to make these one hour videos is really good. Because otherwise theres the intro music to each tutorial which gets distracting. So good job. I had two comments: 1) Please explain more about archetypes and what the different types mean and when to use what. 2) When you talk about the configuration for beans, why do you suddenly change the xlmns from 4 lines at the 44:26 mark in the video to 7 lines at 47:10?

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Wov that may be the best tutorial I have ever wathced in youtube, before explaining what is what, you put us into the problem that causes these technologies to be created, that really made me understand very well, I only watched 20 minutes of it, I will of course continue, but I am already impressed by now. Thank you

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Awesome. Thanks a lot for making this. Completely worth it and completely practical based. 😊👌

[@dinesh492]

your explanation order and way make a big impact on how we understand framework and make it bit easy because its not like fundamentals of a language like first variables, next datatypes, next operators, next flow controls..... you are a good teacher, sir.