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navinreddy20/spring6yt
Companion code repository for a Telusko YouTube series on Spring 6 and Spring Boot. Each video episode gets its own Maven project under a numbered directory. It is for people following that specific course, not a standalone resource.
Each part is a self-contained Maven project, so you can check out any episode's state without wading through the whole repo. The progression is logical — XML config before annotations, plain Spring before Boot — which reflects how the framework actually evolved. Compiled .class files are checked in alongside source, so even without a build step you can poke at what the instructor produced.
The README is empty, which makes the repo useless without the accompanying videos — there is no way to understand what any part covers without watching the series. Compiled target/ directories are committed to git, which is bad hygiene and inflates the repo size unnecessarily. The scope stops at basic CRUD with H2 and JPA; there is nothing on security, testing beyond the generated stub, or any real-world deployment concern. This is course material, not a reference implementation — anyone trying to use it outside the video context will be lost.