Full Stack Basics

I understand the disappointments of some students, cause this course is rather for beginner-to-intermediate than intermediate-to-advanced. All things from requirements that are listed in the beginning, they are explained in process anyway. I'm in progress with switching to java development, have no commercial experience with it yet, so I learned a lot of cool stuff from this course, such as how to perform validation and use it's result on frontend, build relations between entities, redux and axious. The only thing is that java 8 and spring boot 2 are strongly recommended here as stable and LTS versions, but today spring initializr doesn't even provide such options, so I used java 21, spring boot 3, react18, and actually was running through lots of issues. So, the code I got as a result, it's valuable for me, but I also understand that logic needs to be rebuilt in order to avoid the mess and code smells.
- Review by Anastasiia Yermolik on Full Stack Project: Spring Boot, React, Redux