Java Spring Security (Udemy.com)

The lecturer is great at explaining the code written. Unfortunately, said code is sometimes deprecated to the point where it's very difficult to adapt the modern code without understanding the modern functions and the utilities that you bought the course for in order to learn in the first place. If the lecturer decides to modernise the repository (linked at resources at each video) at the very least I would say the course deserves 4.5 stars.

I appreciate seeing someone who seems knowledgeable in this field giving Spring Security a thorough treatment, and showing how to build a "login defended" Spring MVC application. Sections 1 - 2 give subtle hints to how difficult things become in further lectures. Section 3 seemed like a very important topic for me to dive into given it introduces how to read details from the User profile objects set up in your application. Note that setting up the database is not covered in the course. I was able to complete this course using an embedded database solution I could attach to the project via Maven dependencies so I could store and retrieve users from a database as I followed along.

I liked this course very much. It was short but packed with knowledge. Perhaps some of the annotations could be omitted in the new version of Spring and it would be great if some 'speech bubbles' with notes were added to the videos, but it is not essential. I like Trevor's way of teaching - clear explanations of every detail and approach to programming. An additional advantage for me was listening to 'plain' English. This course restored my 'faith' in programmers.

It's really old version to learn it now. Could be added note in the description what version of Spring you use here. Besides, the trainer does not answer the questions that have been asking for years. That could be discouraging. EDIT: I should raise the grade because I use some tips he talk about it. I have a few similar errors. Thanks for that.

Little lagging, because of that confusion

Excellent examples and explanations

If the lecturer can be more careful explaining and coding, it would be better cause the more bug happened during the lecture making student harder to follow the code and concept.

It's really a mess.

The teaching is good and clear. Especially I love the part that when the instructor is explaining one subject , he also giving the relative concepts or basics

Nice small course. It would have been more useful if concepts like Oauth2 were included in it for another half n hour lecture and use of any authorization token instead of csrf token for dealing with csrf issues.

The teaching method was good. But I would have liked it a little better if it covered spring security with REST API and give us a little better understanding of how spring handles security and authentication.

very good and useful for a quick introduction of Spring Security