You are very good, thank you for this class

Thank you for these videos, they are very useful!

Keep it up !! Nice video

great explanation mam please make video on ReactJS. thanks to share your knowledge

Thank you !!!!!

This playlist is a goldmine. Thankyou for your service

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Thank you, definitely helped a bit understanding the objects.

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Thanks!!

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Omg , what an awesome way of teaching.Thank you so much for this wonderful video

do you teach java core?

Thank you very much, very usefull. I wonder if u can make an integration between spring boot and jakarta faces

Best Explanation on youtube ....was searching !

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nice video, thanks :)

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Thank you, I have watched for one day and I learned a lot of knowledge. Really, thanks.

Professor! Can you also make a course on React, please 😃

thak you a lot

Thank you tina for the great explanations i have already finishied watching this precious playlist ❤❤

can you plz make the playlist of spring boot also

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Thank you Miss , you are simplifing complex concept , i have watched the integral playlist of spring security i can tell you that you are revealing what happen behind the scenes

Thank you, it helped me a lot when I begin learn mongodb

It's not about pointer is not coming back to the 2nd middleware after adding return into it. Obviously the pointer is coming back to 2nd miidleware every time but everytime it is getting returned because you have added "return" keyword before console.But thank you for covering this topic as I have seen multiple videos but I got clarity from your explanation. Thank you Miss Xing 😇😃

Your explanation is better than those online courses!!

still helpful till now, thank you

Mongodb menu == Mongodb document 10:56

"iiiiii i am very smart" :DDD Thank you btw great explanation for me.

Thank you so much for the help! I was struggling with the setup for the past 24 hours!!

Thanks! This was very helpful.

Nice!

5:31 Hi, what happens to the opened threads after the socket is closed? So we kill them qt some point? Is it ok to just multiply them qnd leave them open even after the socket closes? Should we not kill the thread at some point to release resources, when not used anymore?

If we use both @bean and @Component with different init method and post construct method with scope being singleton which method will be used to initialise bean ?

iam the viewer 1000 i just wanted to complete it for you

I would also like to learn from you JSF

Thanks for putting such an effort of recording 3 times.

Thank you

Thanks your videos help a lot

Thenk you

suggestion for the viewers. content is good but I would recommend to watch in 1.25 playback speed.

when to use and what is the purpose of flush=false if it is set to false, the html page is not rendered?

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Thanks for explaining

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