Here's just about everything you could want to know about your favorite packaging techniques for Java—skinny JARs, fat/uber JARs, thin JARS, and hollow JARs.
Bootstrapping a configuration server with Spring Cloud Config Server MongoDB is just a matter of three steps. Learn what they are and look at a usage example!
Quick tip: Prefer using DataFrameNaFunctions to prevent code duplication when the same default values are set in several queries that use the same DataFrame.
Use Spring Data JPA with Liquibase and PostgreSQL to manage the persistence layer of Spring Boot apps, and Project Lombok to avoid writing boilerplate code.
This post explores how an enterprise relying on older software can deliver continued innovation with multi-speed IT using a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).
In order to capture API calls from arbitrary environments, we had to create middleware for many of the common web API frameworks. Here's what we learned.
Professor Ken Fogel defines the bean class, a subset of the original JavaBean concept, as a class used to aggregate or collect both primitive data types and other classes for modeling data in a program. He offers up examples and various rules for beans as they pertain to his courses.
With Entity Framework Core 2.0, we now have the ability to introduce global query filters into our code. Learn about what they are, and how and when to use them.
