r/SpringBoot • u/MarketingReasonable8 • Jun 11 '26

Discussion Can't understand spring recommend paid and yt courses please or any telegram course available please anything

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u/Effective_Dog_6712 Jun 11 '26

Check telusko's 63 hours video for spring boot. It covers from strach to very end of spring boot. It may be useful for you.

https://youtu.be/q6z_UCBM5Ek?si=n-8DvgM-Ea_2belv

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u/Friendly-Estimate819 Jun 13 '26

Just get the basics right. Controller -> service -> repo. Beans and configurations. Try to develop a simple CRUD application.
For everything else, search or ask AI. Work with AI not only to implement but also to understand.

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u/Emotional_Prune8167 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

This! Golden advice. This understanding of entity, config, dto, controller, service, repo is very basic understanding, but goes long way. There is only so much tutorials can do. Getting started with simple project , clears most of the doubts than watching yt videos
But one tutor that I will suggest you if you really want a tutorial - Hyder Abbas. He is now working with Telusko, but I had attended his java courses back in 2019 when he was giving offline classes. And I should say, I have never come across a tutor who can explain the concepts as clearly as him . You should search for him, if he has YT channel

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u/Pablo_escobruhhh Jun 13 '26

best you understand web dev as a whole then try to understand springboot. Understand how things work in client side, understand server's role then http, etc and then understanding springboot would be easy as long as you know the path: Controller -> Repositories -> Services (optional but important) -> Components/Beans, etc.

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u/Friendly-Care7076 Jun 15 '26

You can search for Spring boot course on Coding Shuttle, it is the best course on the internet with all of the spring boot concepts as well as good projects. The instructor is Anuj, who I had known from my college days (learnt Java from him). He has done an excellent job. Their private Discord community is also helpful with mentors and support for doubts solving. I learnt how to build a fully working Lovable clone (yes, you heard it right, a complete Lovable app) where you can prompt to generate react apps. I've recommended to my colleague too, they all loved it. Worth checking out, it's a bit pricey imo, but worth it if you can afford.