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.
Get an introduction to the concept of consumer-driven API contracts, and how to implement this with Pact, Spring Boot, and an API consumer and provider.
In this article, we build a simple web application in Angular and then show you how to add authentication measures, allowing your users to sign in and out.
With the rise in popularity of NoSQL databases, MongoDB has rapidly gained popularity. See reactive programming features in Spring Framework 5 and Spring Data MongoDB.
Throughout application development, you need to make CRUD operations on our stored data. Postgres and the Time API can help you map JPA in your database.
Object relational impedance mismatch involves databases with many-to-many relationships that comparatively have mismatched data. Read on a more in-depth introduction!
In this post, we go over the best article of June from DZone's Web Dev Zone, showcase a couple of great jobs, and link to some of our great web dev publications.
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