Spring Boot Introduction by Example
From the theory of Spring Boot to practice, you can learn the easiest, fastest, and most systematically with easy examples. And all the content you learn in the lecture is structured identically to the content you learn at the nationally funded academy. In addition, as of 2023.05.29, the lecture has been renewed with the latest version applied.
[Spring Boot Introduction with Examples] Renewed and added JPA lecture.
Hello. I am Jaehwan Lee, who taught [ Introduction to Spring Boot through Examples ].
The first time I uploaded this lecture to Infraon was on May 30, 2019. Coincidentally, tomorrow is May 30, 4 years later.
Spring Boot has been updated a lot over the years.
Accordingly, we have continuously updated the teaching materials provided for each lecture, but it may not have been easy for beginners to follow along by watching the videos and other updated materials.
This is because beginners know that even a slight difference in the screen they see and follow can make them feel uneasy.
So this time, I remade all the lecture videos to match the new version.
In addition, JPA lectures that were not included in the previous lectures were added, so 9 lectures were added, increasing the total from 32 to 41.
I think this lecture will be the most up-to-date lecture for the time being.
This lecture is a copy of the lectures I teach in government-funded courses and K-Digital training courses.
So, it is characterized by structuring the content like Lego blocks so that it is easy to refer to when carrying out a project.
I hope that through this lecture, many people will learn Spring Boot a little more easily and use it comfortably.
This course was created using the latest version.
As of 2023.05.29, the lecture was produced with the latest version. During the lecture production, Spring Boot passed from 3.0.6 to 3.0.8 and updated to 3.1.0. All codes in the example were tested on 3.1.0.
Spring Boot : 3.1.0
Spring Core : 6.0.8
Hibernate: 6.1.7
Spring Security: 6.0.3
Tomcat Embedded : 10.1.8
Using the Jakarta.servlet.~ package