Interview QA | 40+ Spring & Spring Boot Annotations Everyone Should Know | JavaTechie

Thanks!

Please share the link where to explained other annotations

thank you

hi sir
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
List<Student> students = new ArrayList<Student>();
students.add(new Student(01, "sainath", Arrays.asList(new Couses(01, "java" ), new Couses(02, "spring"))));
students.add(new Student(02, "prasad", Arrays.asList(new Couses(01, "java" ), new Couses(03, "hibernate"))));
students.add(new Student(03, "saisha", Arrays.asList(new Couses(03, "hibernate" ), new Couses(02, "spring"))));

students.add(new Student(03, "shiva", Arrays.asList(new Couses(01, "java" ), new Couses(02, "spring"))));
students.add(new Student(04, "shreyansh", Arrays.asList(new Couses(03, "hibernate" ), new Couses(04, "core"))));
students.add(new Student(05, "pranvi", Arrays.asList(new Couses(04, "core" ), new Couses(02, "spring"))));


i need to get java persons names based on java 8 features

very helpful ,thank u so much

Thanks a lot

Thank you so much for informative video. Please continue rest of the session

Thanks for the quality session.

Hi @JavaTechie, What is the difference between @Service & @Repository. If we can interchange these annotations, then what is the main difference. Could you please explain?

Thank you for the great video ... it really helped to have these all in one place .... I might suggest a little more background as to the Spring Software that runs when you first start the application ... to my best understanding this "Spring initialization" code "scans" your classes, and upon finding the correct annotations (such as @Component, @Service, etc.) creates "Spring Bean" objects and associates them with the "Spring Container". Such "Spring Beans" can then be passed into the methods that one creates. Anyone have any thoughts on this??

Really awesome video in recent days

Very useful and very informative

very well explained.👍

Thank you so much

Very good explanation sir. Could you please upload second part video . Fantastic effort sir

Thanks

Great thank you

Effective overview of Spring and Spring boot annotations, helpful for someone like me coming back to these frameworks after multi-year gap

Is not it confusing to use @Qualifier? What if I add another implementation at a later stage and now I will have to apply qualifiers everywhere in the project?
Again,, what if I don't know which implementation I will use at the development time,,,, at runtime application will decide which implementation will be used based on the condition. How do you suggest handling such scenarios?

Is spring boot full course available in your channel?

can you please share the continuation video link related to pending annotations which are not discussed in this video.

hii,what is the default scope of the bean if we dont mention it.

This is extremely valuable content. Thank you so much.

Kindly continue with other annotations

I've being using a lot of these annotations but now you give them order in my brain! Thanks bro!

No words to express the way you teach in short time. Kudos

Very Useful Video, Thank you!!

Thanks buddy, good effort :)

Thanks a lot for this wonderful tutorial !!! Very much appreciated 🙏🙏

Thanks for this amazing video
This video is like a jewel

Very nice video .....can anyone provide link for second video

Very concise and well explained. Good job.

Thanks man, please we need a second part, it was very helpful thank you

Thanks!

Great Work Keep Continue 😊

When are you planning to roll out its second part?

I saw this video, and I subscribe to this channel.

want next videos

Make a video on spring bean iam not understanding bean

Such an amazing video covering most of the annotations.
can you please add the second part of this video?
Very Helpful, Thanks a ton!

Thank you so much for your hard work and helping others is great thing. please keep up the good work . Just one thing i might wrong also but inside @profile we can have @value fetch that active profile variable and call this variable inside @profile ..so in order to change every time in manually (DbConfig)so that we can change in only props file.

Ex : @value (${spring.profiles.active}) private String activeprop ; then call @profile (activeprop)

Awesome Content!!! where is next part?

Thank you so much for this video...

I like your videos, please make a tutorial, project on spring batch, open auth, pagination and sorting

Very good video sir, make a project like E-commers app

Hi
I am not able find second video link
Can you please share it

Please create one more video covering the remaining annotations.

very nice session and big thanks to you.i am waiting for next part