In this episode of IntelliJ IDEA Tech Talks, Anton Arhipov and Andrey Belyaev demonstrate practical persistence workflows for Spring Boot applications — from mapping an existing database to evolving a schema alongside the application code.
Topics include:
– Moving from database-first development to a code-first workflow
– Establishing a database baseline and managing migrations with Flyway
– Generating JPA entities from an existing schema in IntelliJ IDEA
– Keeping Java entities, migration scripts, and the database schema aligned
– Handling iterative schema changes without destabilizing the persistence layer
Java springboot is so vast once u dive into it, first java, then springboot, then microservices, exploring message queues , and what not
But nowadays what I have seen is that top companies organizing their hackathons, for fresh graduates
Most of them are ml based ai based, like making a model XYZ model, something like a model that detects deepfake images , that's just an example
What is the role of java springboot then, i sometimes feel I wasted my time learning this, i think I should have master python, what are ur thoughts
