Category: Spring
The Spring Framework is an application architecture and an inversion of the Java platform control container. The core functionality of the project can be used by any Java application, but there are extensions to create web applications on the top of the Java EE platform.
Spring
Understanding Event-Driven Architecture and Spring Events in Microservices
In today's microservice era, event-driven architecture is becoming more common. It allows microservices to communicate asynchronously. For example, when an order service receives an...
REST API
What are the benefits and challenges of using idempotent methods in REST?
In this article we will understand the benefits and challenges of idempotent methods in rest API. Idempotent methods in REST, such as GET, PUT,...
Reactive Spring
Video Streaming using Spring Webflux
In this tutorial, I'll like to show you how to use Spring WebFlux to accomplish video streaming. Spring will do all of the heavy...
SpringBoot
How we use Spring Profiles using SpringBoot
In this article, we're going to analyze Spring Profiles using Spring Boot and see how we can use it effectively in our project.
Introduction to...
SpringBoot
7 easy steps to implement Springboot logging in the application
Logging is one of the key features of any enterprise program
Logging is one of the key features of any enterprise program, along with a few configuration details, we can get an understanding of the...
SpringBoot
Learn easily Spring Security filters in 3 steps?
Spring Security uses the filter chain to implement most of the security functions. In this post, we're going to look at the Spring Security...