Spring Boot Learning by Doing

<p>🧩 Understanding a Real-World Spring Boot Project Structure (Best Practices)</p> <p>When you start working with Spring Boot, everything feels simple… until your project

<p><em>I work in government tech in Bhubaneswar and have spent years writing Java backend systems. When my colleagues started preparing for TCS and Infosys interviews, I noticed

<p>Most Spring Boot tutorials teach you to build a CRUD app and call it a day. But that's not really what the job looks like day to day, so I put together a project that mimics

<p><strong>What is MVC?</strong> <br /> MVC stands for:</p> <p>M → Model<br /> V → View<br /> C → Controller</p> <p>It is a design pattern used to organize your code by separating

<h2> Episode 3 | Spring Boot | Auto-Configuration, Starters &amp; How the Application Starts </h2> <p><a

<p>When I started learning Spring, I noticed something about many of the tutorials I found.</p> <p>They often showed how to use a feature, but not always why it worked or when you

<p>When learning Spring Boot, one of the most confusing things is seeing controllers written in many different ways.</p> <p>Sometimes a method returns a DTO.</p> <p>Sometimes

<p>For months, my coding routine looked like this:</p> <p>Learn → Lose consistency → Stop → Restart again.</p> <p>So today I decided to <strong>restart properly</strong> — and