Go Java Full Stack with Spring Boot and Angular (Udemy.com)

I started this course with absolutely no prior knowledge of Angular, and by the end I had gained practical experience and an understanding of the framework. The way Ranga Sir explains each concept is exceptional. He frequently compares Angular concepts with Java and Spring Boot, which makes it much easier for Java backend developers to understand how Angular works. His teaching style is clear, structured, and beginner-friendly. I highly recommend this course to Java backend developers who want to start learning Angular. It provides a strong foundation, bridges the gap between backend and frontend development, and helps you build confidence in developing full-stack applications. Thank you, Ranga Sir, for creating such an excellent and easy-to-follow course.

Thank you Mr. Ranga for putting this nice course. Though the course is bit lengthy , I was able to learn Angular and Springboot. I started the course thinking that I am going to learn what i wanted to learn in 28 minutes. May be thats why I felt it long . Other than that I liked the course and thank you very much for your efforts in putting together this course. Appreciate it.

This course is very good. After taking this course, I was able to develop and deploy a full stack application for my job. I could not have done that without this. Of course, like all things, nothing is without flaws. One issue I bumped into frequently is how outdated the information is. Frequently I followed something correctly. But it does not work anymore due to newer versions of the software. I had to figure out how to accomplish the goal of the video. Honestly, this was great since it incentivized me more to actually learn and understand what was taught. And go search for solutions. Trying different things. But for most people, this is probably not as acceptable. Especially when they're trying to learn how to use the software in the first place. Another problem I found was, the instructor stressed words in his voice that was completely unnecessary. This is more of a minor nitpick, but frequently I heard the instructor stress something in his voice. It didn't help me learn or understand any better. Overall, as mentioned in the beginning. This course is very good. I would highly recommend it.

I hesitated to pick the course as technologies evolve so fast, making classes outdated and courses are usually really long, too long or too short assuming expertise a student may not always have. I was positively surprised that the learning time is reasoable. I usually need to mutiply video time by 3 or 4 to do the exercises, play around and experience by myself. This can make trainings extremely long sometimes. Here the trainer goes to the point, without passing important topics. When some prerequisites are assumed, there is still appendix in the course to learn these. Like there is a full appendix on Spring Boot and JPA. This is why I give "above expectation" mark, as it covers extra stuffs in short and simple additional chapters. The initial class videos are outdated but clear and sufficient additional screen are placed between the videos to provide updates so that we can still work with up to date frameworks. A very good class, to the point and with extra stuffs that can come very handy.

la parte que esta desactualizada complica un poco la experiencia de desarrollo, pero con las notas en GitHub no es tan complicado recuperarse o continuar aun con las versiones nuevas de SpringBoot, la parte que no me gusto tanto es donde utiliza gradle en vez de maven, pues en todo el curso se emplea maven y en esa parte no, no pude utilizar eclipse para realizar la seccion del proyecto gradle y terminé utilizando intelij para poder ejecutar el proyecto gradle de forma correcto

Course is awesome but it is outdated!! why because at the time of recording he used spring version 2 and now in his git hub link it was spring version 3.1.1 which leads to many conflicts hope this will not repeat. Also, he is saying some topics like JWT and Spring security to copy paste from his git hub that will led to serious troubles for beginners however people will some knowledge can solve the errors after that copying. Overall a good basic course to get started with.

Almost completed the course, Database level : There is no interaction with a real time database like sql or oracle. users which are used for login are harcoded till the end of the course . Introduction of h2 was great , but its not used in real time projects . Angular : teaching was great : 3.5 stars for that Spring boot : teaching was great : 3.5 stars for that, but no session managemet (timeout) for the users. JWT : teaching was great : 3.5 stars for that JPA : teaching was great : 3.5 stars for that , but expected more complexity in it. Deployment : deployment of the project no steps provided , what is the use of the project if i cant access it else where or share a link to someone , nothing was provided at that level pretty disappointed in that.

This is an awesome course to start on full-stack with Angular and Springboot and JPA more with detailing on Angular which fit as right stitched for me. Am well versed with Springboot and behind the scene technologies, wanted to explore on the UI side now on personnel interest. Next take is on React :) . Thanks Ranka for making it quite simple yet covering most of the scenarios .

In this course, technology basics are explained very clearly and easily. Thanks for making my learning easy and speedy. But this is not the end of my learning Spring Boot, Angular and Hibernate, but from here my actual learning starts. This course gives me kick in learning above technologies. It will very much helpful for me to speedup my learning in feature. Thank's Sir.

Wow this course tough me a lot, knowledge, helped me to understand flow of full stack from front-end to back-end. RESTFul Web service, HOWEVER, please add recommendation to your student in the first class that, if you are not understand what is spring, spring boot, spring MVC or spring data please go to 2 last section first, this will help a lot for someone that not truly understood about the frameworks.