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@Miguel Oppong Ligi Welcome to the Community š
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Welcome to the Community Amigo š
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Here To Learn and build relationships
Am privileged to be part of this wonderful community I believe am going to learn a lot
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@Emmanuel Adoyo A warm welcome to the Community š
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What tutorial to watch to learn spring boot
Hello everyone! I really want to learn spring boot because my best language is Java, so I want to build on my Java skills by learning a great backend framework. I heard that Amigoscode is a great teacher, and I would like to use his tutorials to learn spring boot. However, I must admit that I am overwhelmed by the number of videos he has on spring boot. My question to everyone is which of his videos are the best to watch? Also do I have to watch all the videos or are some similar topics covered in different videos so I don't have to watch them all? I'd prefer the most efficient/productive/quick roadmap, if someone could let me know I'd appreciate it.
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@Mouiz M If you have no prior experiences with spring/spring boot, i would recommend to start with these both topics first. It's important to grasp the difference between both. Spring Framework (also known as Spring Core) is the absolutly foundation. Inversion of Control / Dependency Injection are subjects you have to be familiar with because that's the foundation, the basic of all further topics. Of course, you can watch/learn Spring Framework and Spring Boot side by side. But keep an eye on the differences. The Foundation: Spring Framework, to make the live easier(in terms of convention over configuration): Spring Boot. Ah.. don't bother which version you have to concentrate on, because since a few weeks ago Spring version 4.x was released. To start with the videos refering version 3.x is also fine. Important in the beginning is just to get aware with the basic concepts. Spring JPA/Fullstack Development/different DBs (like relational ones, nosql ones) can wait at the beginning. All of what i've written, is just my own opinion/advice. Because i'm far away from being an expert. š Have fun and i wish you a nice journey, stay curious!
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Subscription option
Is the subscription option for the PRO membership officially gone? If so, is there a chance that it may come back sometime in the future? Or if you previously had a subscription can it be renewed?
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@Nelson Djalo will help you with this, as soon as he is available.
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small bug fixes request
Hi team. I am going through the Spring Boot Product API course, and there are some issues i found: - The 'Repo' Button link returns https://github.com/https://github.com/amigoscode/java-springboot-full-stack/tree/product-api it should be instead https://github.com/amigoscode/java-springboot-full-stack/tree/product-api as a result, there is an error when you click the link - The Dto Exercise video contains both the problem and the solution in the same video. The solution is in the next lesson right below it. Is a bit redundant i believe. Perhaps should edit the video. (Please verify yourself also)
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I'm sure that @Nelson Djalo will fix this issue :)
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