@TheShadow999888
When the world needed him most, he returned
@OsteenOmega
The most generous dev on youtube. Thank you so much man. We really appreciate your work especially for us students who can't afford expensive courses to access such content. Thank you sir
@yuxinzhao7276
The modularity of this course is really unbeatable. There are tests for every module completed so that we can always follow the progress of the course. Love you Chris 😍
@ronodipbasak4524
This is the spring boot tutorial I've been looking for ages. It's up to date, covers hard to understand concept and is pretty dense in info. Thank you! You deserve more attention! This channel is extremely underrated !!!! Again, thank you! You;re my new favorite youtuber!!!
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Thank you for this awesome tutorial. The best part is that you keep explaining each and every line of the code. 01:06:04 Just a small suggestion — instead of selecting each field and clicking 'Generate Getters/Setters' (which misaligns things), it's better to right-click just below the class variables and generate from there. This way, getters/setters are added right below the fields, and no rearranging is needed.
@theunthinkable6280
I am dev 2yof in a company thats mainly doing legacy code. I was looking for some projects/courses that would grow me as an engineer in backend (spring boot/microservices). Most of courses projects were basic/entry level without much production ready/best practices features. I was really struggling to find some content and to start working part time so I can grow. This video is beyond helpful. I cannot describe my excitement when i ran through chapters and timeline. Thank you very much and keep up the good work!
@malikabdulaziz8826
Amazing tutorial. I just wanted to point out when I tried to run the localstack deploy shell command, I got an error saying “The target number of broker nodes must be a multiple of the number of AZs in the Client subnet parameter”. So I fixed it by simply changing the numberOfBrokerNodes to 2 instead of 1 and now it is work perfectly. Thank you for your tutorial. Keep up the good work!
@samwelokou4505
This is the best video posted so far touching all the server side technology for backend developer, thank you Sir
@valentineejk-d7p
thanks man, its not easy to come up with 11+ hours of Gold like this, thank you
@sudhirnagendragupta
Awesome is an understatement! Thanks for your efforts in creating something so valuable. Rather than understanding concepts in bits and pieces, you have woven so many important concepts in this project-based learning. More strength to you! Hopefully, our paths will cross if I build something around this idea of project-based learning.
@Arm-fh3kj
JavaScript Dev is crying now 😭😭😭, ha ha ha, I love Java ❤, I love Spring Boot❤, Thanks a lot Chris.
@MotivationonfireIITandUPSC
I have started watching and coding in parallel this trust me its worth it
@anindyamukherjee7465
Hello Chris Sir, I am from India. Thank you very much for this course, it was my best experience till date that also for free!!!! It really covers end to end of backend development using spring boot, can not thank you enough for this!!!!! Looking forward for your next videos, Regards, Your Fan
@ranjeetsinghtharu5375
This is gold,,,feel like the great god come from the sky!,,,every developer wants to have quality like you!❤
@madhu36r
🔥 Hands down, one of the best micro-services tutorials I've come across! Chris, you explained everything so clearly — from Spring Boot setup to AWS deployment — it felt like a complete real-world project. Thank you for putting so much effort into this. Truly production-grade material 👏👏
@abinashdhal2851
It's a full package. One will get to know about all required knowledge to work in backend developer ❤
@SianMalik-c6k
The Goat is back 🐐 Waiting for the nextjs one too.
@SuperGojeto
Wow! This is amazing! I can't describe how a complete project this providing an eagle eye view into the vast landscape of Backend Development! I would suggest to make a video on the major Spring Cloud components or similar components using Kubernetes! Keep up the good work!
@ashwani2202
This is how we learn how actual project is completed in the industry. Thank you Cris for making such a wonderful course. We really appreciate your efforts.
@ChrisBlakely