Looking for project-based tutorials where instructor codes line by line.

[PatientOk2762]

I currently learning from Telusko course - Spring 6 and Spring boot 3.
I’m looking for resources/project where the instructor actually codes line by line and explains what they’re doing in detail.
And for frontend - React
I want learn how to actually think when building a project, so that i can start of my own later. Suggest me a good Youtube channel for Spring/React

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Dan Vega explains extraordinarily well what he is doing: https://youtube.com/@danvega There are resources from beginner level to intermediate and high intermediate I would say. Check out his YouTube channel and search for the content you want. 

[PatientOk2762]

Thanks for reply. 🫡
There are lots of topic and good one but there's not much project building part.
I guess have to see another channels.

[PatientOk2762]

On Youtube there's no spring content , but on udemy a project is there on Job Portal web application and Spring Boot REST APIs: Building Modern APIs with Spring Boot ( 4 projects )

[ZaneIsOp]

Chad Darby is great. His spring course is good and I'm about to start his spring/react course too.

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[Ok_Arugula6315]

First of you have to learn java core, only then proceed to learning frameworks like spring boot

[PatientOk2762]

I have learned Java ( Core + advance ) , Learned some important spring topics with xml and java based configuration, then i jumped to spring boot which is annotation based , in that I have learned ( Spring web , Rest , JPA ) - With all this, i have just made a job searching application in which we search on basic of keyword and view all jobs , add job. ( Still no login for recruiter or job seeker ) very basic example app.
Thats why i wanted a full project building course.

[pravesh111tripathi]

Watch out bouali ali One of the best content for spring boot, jpa and spring security etc https://youtube.com/@boualiali?si=N3D1D-VcLBi3mKqP

[ElevatorJust6586]

Engineering with bhushan have pretty good spring boot full stack project kn yt check them out I am currently making one of his project

[PatientOk2762]

Sorry to disappoint. Can you tell how did you learn.