Learn SpringBoot in 10 minutes | SpringBoot REST API Tutorial

I watched it in 2x speed and learned SpringBoot in 5 minutes.

thank you for your teaching!

Wow!!!

hi i know its been two years sinse you uploded this video but i have a question. i am very VERY new to this and followed your instructions BUT when i type in the @restcontroller annotation nothing happens and it just turns red. (i have added the spring web dependency too)
any idea why this is hapening?

Java just looks like a pain in the eye.

FINALLY a tutorial that makes it make sense THANK YOU!

Please use microphone for recording voice.

Please do more vidoes on Springboot. This is literally the best video i have seen on this. Need more videoe please

thank you so much!! i needed a simple overview to get things started. Now the other spring boot tutorials make more sense!

This was exactly I was looking for .. being new to web services I wanted something quick to learn the concept practically and this video completely nailed it . Thank you

java 15 does not exist in sprihg boot initializer. Is that importand for this tutorial? Otherwise i would use version 20

When creating a new class, the greeting controller is saying that the class is not operable.

This video actually blew me away will how much useful information I got from it. I am not sure if you asked for anyone to "Like, comment, and subscribe for more", but I paused the video and felt super compelled to scroll down and leave a comment. Thanks!

I don’t know why the hell people love this confusing way of doing things than straight forward old Java?

Thank you, this was so helpful and clear

You, ma’am have successfully combined my two favorite things: computers and blondes.

Do you have any more Spring tutorials??

ps. really amazing video!

the way of teaching looks Amazing kindly create more video related java spring boot and emerging technologies

Why on earth would anyone develop a webapp in Java?

I have to learn SB for work and this is the most helpful intro video I've watched. Short, sweet and you explained it so well.

the sound is a bit faint.

Finally! Learn-by-doing is the best way to start. Bravo!
Starting with theory just introduces a bunch of vague terms and concepts, pointlessly floating around without any context. That requires a high level of patience and focus without any progress at all.
Starting like this - applied knowledge - is the way to BUILD context, and that makes the terminology and the theory make sense. It gives theory a "home".

Awesome straight to the point tutorial. Just getting started with Java + Spring + Spring Boot coming from a Python + Django background and this made it all feel accessible instead of overwhelming. Thank you!

You know what! Excellent.. I never tried Springboot or in most of the cases I could not understand. This video is no nonsense. I am an Angular Dev, learning spring to build restapi. I have a good start now because of you

Thank you

Very clear, digestible, and concise. I often feel like I'm either insane or unworthy of being a human with someone these tutorials taking an hour to an hour and a half to explain what you did in 10 minutes. Thanks for saving me ☠️.

Please make more videos on Spring Boot

You did an outstanding job in this video. I so appreciate it and I need to subscribe!

audio is horrible, sorry :(

Very good intro.

Thanks Blondie, it gives confidence by listening to you.

Pretty good. Wish you would have done a video on what you were talking about at the end. I could definitely use that right now. Writing a REST API and my controller instantiates my service which instantiates objects used to store data and initialize them. Unfortunately, my data objects are instantiating multiple times for some reason. I know it has to do with beans, annotations, dependency injection and evidently just using Java how I've always used it doesn't work. Also, unfortunately no one can make a clear article or video on this stuff and how my code should be structured. Frustrating.

very straightforward thank you a lot

Hey BlondieBytes, loved your videos, but you need to seriously do need to build more of Spring Boot videos. I had a question though, during the setup you chose Maven, is there a reason you chose Maven over Gradle? Gradle, I believe is meant for mobile devices and other high end devices, but Maven is used to produce simple quick web apps, correct?

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Excellent!

coming from Angular, this seems almost too simple

Complete noob to spring. heard the term tossed around and never really knew what it was. gonna have to learn more about it for sure.

You should make a full tutorial. The way you explain is really clear.

wow.. this is crazy! Didn't believe I could learn Springboot in 10mins.. Thanks alot for this simple and concise tutorial!

Hey this was helpful, thanks for doing this work.

Great content!!!

Couldn't be clearer, couldn't be better. Subscribed indeed 👍

I would like more info on spring please. I love your tutorial style, if you could do some java content that would be ace

IM using eclipse.... how the hell is she calling the greetingController method when its never called in main class...

Very informative. Got me up and running very quickly!

This is pretty helpfull..

YES, I want to know more about spring concepts such as dependency injection, component scanning java beans and annotations.
We are waiting for full tutorial.

Thanks for this awesome explanation. Please I want to know, can I go straight to learn SpringBoot after learning core Java or do I need to learn Spring before SpringBoot