Introduction to Spring Boot 2 and Spring Framework 5 (Udemy.com)

Explica muy bien y va al grano. A veces es necesario una explicación más en profundidad para entender todo cómo funciona, pero por el momento para un vistazo rápido y ver las capacidades viene muy bien.

This course is a snippet of a much longer course by the same author. Some information that "will be shown later" is not shown because it is in the other full course. In the end, the tutor mentions a "Pet Clinic" example, but it is never mentioned in this course. This smaller course could have been much better, even as a brief introduction to Spring Boot. I have tried the main course, and due to many updates, I found it to be too disjointed. I suggest that the author make a new full course from scratch. I also suggest less time spent on tools such as IntelliJ and Initializr and more on principles, concepts and examples.

Fantastic intro to Spring Boot framework. Not too deep in the weeds and covers a wide range of topics, just as promised. Was able to follow along even with Spring 3/Java 17. Ending the course with my own working Spring application that I can continue to build on now that I have a basic understanding is very valuable. I'm transitioning from data engineer to software engineer with a lot of python experience but no java. My new job is building Spring applications and it's very hard to understand what all the annotations and concepts mean without jumping in and building things. Now I have a sandbox to play in when I want to try things out. So thanks, Guru!!!

This is the nitty-gritty for starters on Spring with JPA and Thymeleaf, and it's essencial for the ones who wish to have a brief look on how things work and then decide whether diving deep into it or not.

It's a very brief window to get started on various concepts and yes its a preview. I like the way the CRUD ops are mentioned in a small time frame and we can actually use this brief to start working on it! That way it felt really amazing. Enrolling for the Spring5 course in the coming week for sure. Thank you for this introduction.

For an introduction course, it is just an overview of what you'll have to learn in the full course of Spring Boot and Spring Framework, what i appreciate here is that it gives you an idea on what to expect, however it is not a course designed to make you a Java/Spring developer right away ... once this overview finished i strongly suggest to head over his full course !

A great teacher with pedagogics top of mind! Have bought more courses by him. The only thing keeping this for a solid 5 is that Spring Initializer is now offered as part of Intellij so several steps where superfluous.

It's an excellent course. I like the way John explains every concept about spring. There's only one thing that could improve regarding the font-size editor. There were moments when I couldn't see clearly.

Since there is no other way to contact John, I'm using the rating to actually ask a question. I really did like this course, I like the hands-on approach with explanations and references to the key concepts. But it seems that this course is just a first chapter to a much bigger course, there was a reference to future modules that will cover some concepts in more details. John, did you mean your other courses or is the full course deriving from this one still in production and if so when it will be released?

Is a good idea to start with the basics but in a really really introduction level. For sure you will need a lot of extra info to create a basic app.