Building a RESTful API Application using Spring and Angular (Udemy.com)

that course is a wonderful ,this is recommended everyone that wants to improve themself in both java and angular .

Was very good but I had some problems

this course very useful, helpful for my job

amazing job! I would give 10 stars I could

Hard to hear and examples are difficult to follow. I ended up just downloading the source code instead.

finally, there is a real project, using different concepts like (register and login form with security, email, .... ). I would like to thanks the instructor for the amazing explanation, I recommend for all java developer to take this course.

Excelente trabajo, es un excelente material

all explained very well, but low audio

I liked the tutorial overall, it is a relatively complicated Application, I loved that you used Eclipse, intellij and Visual Studio Code. I really enjoyed building the app from backend to frontend and connecting all together, this is the kind of tutorial I was looking for and I do recommend it to other users. Some Pointers: -I Enjoyed the backend part more than the front end part, because in the backend we wrote the code together rather than the approach of pasting code in and explaining it you took in the frontend, maybe that is just my personal learning style but I feel that I'd learn way more if we are both coding at the same time and you are explaining things as you go, even if it's just HTML. -I disliked that you left out unit testing, since its a really important part of any application, and leaving it out is doing only half the work, since no app is complete without tests. But to your credit, You did mention the importance of testing. -There was the parts where you said, that this is not best practice / it's not how its done in production, but we'll do it like that for simplicity, it would be very nice of you if you could leave links or pdfs of the ways it's actually done in production (for example the putting email password in clear text in the property file). Overall, thank you for this tutorial I enjoyed myself and learned a lot of new things.

It does not have continuity for people who wants to do it in parallel following the video from 24 Comment Service & Implementation(clean up) and 26 Account Resource Part 1(there were a lot of changes not showed in previous videos). Apart from this, this is what I was expecting.