Build An Online Bank With Java, Angular 2, Spring and More (Udemy.com)

When I bought this course, I read the review where people were saying that he just copy paste the code, dont explain etc. Still I decided to buy the course because he mentioned in course description that this course is not teaching you basic concepts. I thought I will learn by myself by looking at his code and it will help me to create complete portal.

After few sessions , I am stuck at the page where login in the app doesnt work. I copied exact code which he is using in my code still dont work. I am still not complaining that why it is not working but he is not supporting at all. I posted questions but he dont reply. Even I saw in the Q&A many other have the same problem and they also posted the question but there is no response from him. I at least Expect him to respond to help us to solve the problem. I think he dont care about this at all.

Until and unless you are expert in Spring Boot, Spring Security then and then by this course. But If you are expert then why would you even buy the course :) I am stuck currently

Very Practical Course with real life example. Sir can you please explain how to use spring security authorization in thyme leaf. As in show or hide some parts of HTML based on user rules. Suppose i want to show some button only to ROLE_USERS, how should i use spring security in html file....???

The idea of making a course which combines such many useful technologies is great and author is explaining things in very easy way :-)

Because his explanation is clear and concise, he walks through each and every technologies being used to create this Online Banking project. Really Helpful. Whoever has basic knowledge on Java and Spring framework, I recommend to take this course to advance their skill further.

A lot of helpful information and instructions. Great examples of Spring security and JPA. Only these are worth the money!!

I was a little surprised to sea thymeleaf. Would be nicer to see a bit more explanation of how thymeleaf was integrated into the application (Sorry if I missed it, but I did see any steps to configure thymeleaf). How does this work,

Really pragmatic course. Most essentials on practice.

Excellent Course, My Only request is to explain how to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.

Thanks again for the course.

Excelent curse, but u need to know about:

Spring, Spring boot,Spring Security, AngularCli, node, but is not the case, this curse will send to u investigate more deep in this issues.

It would've been much better if it was slightly small app with coding all the files with explanation instead of using scripts.

Have few errors. Q&A section is kind of inactive. does not help developers.

Good, learned a lot from this course. Would be more realistic if the code is written on the go instead of copy pasting..

The course was good in general, but I was not satisfied at some chapters. I was stacked at some points for a little time due to poor explanation. I also found some error in cycling of dependencies or no validations of forms. I also find writing the implementation class at first and then defining methods in interface not the appropriate way - no Override annotations are there and, it need to be written two times, too. I suggest using power of IDE and generate as much code as possible. Also, more explanation of some specific Spring parts would be great. It was too many features implemented in this course, but I think it was described weakly and also it could be done more precisely, with validations e.g. It would be nice to have explanation of how the Spring is handling such problems, not only read the pasted code. To sum up, this course provides very nice example of how to create web application using Spring, but there is also space to improve.