Spring Boot & JSON: A Practical Guide to reading JSON and Persisting it to a database

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Are you tired of wrestling with JSON data and databases in your Spring Boot projects? Look no further! In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll dive deep into "Spring Boot & JSON: A Practical Guide to Database Persistence."
🔥 What You'll Learn:
How to set up a Spring Boot application from scratch.
The ins and outs of handling JSON data effectively.
Seamless integration with databases using Spring Data JDBC.
Real-world examples to read JSON and persist it to a database.
🛠️ Tech Stack:
Spring Boot
JSON
Spring Data JDBC
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- Intermediate Java developers looking to level up their Spring Boot skills.
- Backend developers who want to master JSON and database operations.
- Anyone interested in building robust and scalable Spring Boot applications.
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[@orhn]

It is very cool you can work with JsonNode as well as iterating over it without need of casting or checking for array

[@Asingh42]

Great Dan! I would love see you diving into more concepts like these… keep up the work man✨❤️

[@ArjunKumar-zu2kl]

Very well done Dan, thank you so much.... You are awesome...

[@maneshipocrates2264]

Good stuff. Thanks

[@asterixcode]

Great stuff. Is there a video of yours where I can learn more about @version?

[@cheikhsow6199]

very good job

[@vera_coder]

Hello! Very useful

[@nzrodgersmg]

Hi Dan, great tutorial, thanks :) I have a very similar use-case in a project I'm currently working on, however we're using JPA and MariaDB for data persistence. Would it make sense to still use a record for the object mapping, or try to map the incoming JSON data directly to the Entity?

[@meilyn22]

This only applies when you don't wanna have a response DTO of some sort right? We could always set the DTOS or Entities from the response and avoid doing all of these using JPA?

[@marouaniAymen]

Thanks for the video, but in the case of a huge amount of JSON data the streaming approach is more appropriate (it can be a subject for a video).

[@jopadjr]

70th...Thanks Dan

[@buksvdl]

JsonPath point at edges, map each node to Post record?

[@zayedh8089]

Could you please do a video springboot with jwt (class dofilterchain) to explain how to do with .cors

[@viewer_evgeniy]

What makes people pick Spring Data JDBC over Spring Data JPA and vice versa?

[@sthanadabouth]

dan vega is my hero

[@rniestroj]

What does this code suggestions?

[@deeplife9654]

Can you get the GitHub link of the project?

[@prashlovessamosa]

Hey yo.

[@ax8635]

Cool... so no Spring Data JPA/Hibernate anymore?

[@DanVega]

I used Spring Data... This was more about how to read a JSON file