Spring Data and MongoDB have made it easy to include Reactive Streams in your projects. Here we cover the config work and changes to annotations you need to know.
The librarians claim that frameworks are unnecessary clutter to a project. The frame-workers use the frameworks anyway so that they can focus on the real business.
Learn how to configure the Protractor testing framework to use with the Cucumber Behavior-Driven Development framework for testing AngularJS applications.
Learn how to create a Maven project for using Spring Data with Apache Ignite Grid and how to persist entities into Ignite caches through the Spring Data framework.
Learn to use multicasting in Apache Camel to route a message to multiple endpoints or destinations, sequentially, with parallel processing, or with aggregation.
Can you work as fast and efficiently with your own code instead of a framework? Experiments like this show that you can. Perhaps a better question is whether you should.
Spring Cloud's config server capabilities make updating microservices across your system a breeze. Let's walk through setting up and changing properties step by step.
Spring 5 is coming and it's packed with new, shiny features. Whether your brain is fully reactive or you love functional programming in Kotlin, you won't be disappointed!