Bozhidar Bozhanov

Senior Java developer, one of the top stackoverflow users, fluent with Java and Java technology stacks - Spring, JPA, JavaEE, as well as Android, Scala and any framework you throw at him. creator of Computoser - an algorithmic music composer. Worked on telecom projects, e-government and large-scale online recruitment and navigation platforms.

Enterprise Java
Bozhidar BozhanovApril 24th, 2017
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Spring Boot, @EnableWebMvc And Common Use-Cases
It turns out that Spring Boot doesn’t mix well with the standard Spring MVC @EnableWebMvc. What happens when you add…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovApril 10th, 2017
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Distributed Cache – Overview
What’s a distributed cache? A solution that is “deployed” in an application (typically a web application) and that makes sure…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovMarch 21st, 2017
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Distributing Election Volunteers In Polling Stations
There’s an upcoming election in my country, and I’m a member of the governing body of one of the new…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovMarch 21st, 2017
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“Infinity” is a Bad Default Timeout
Many libraries wrap some external communication. Be it a REST-like API, a message queue, a database, a mail server or…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovMarch 13th, 2017
1 149
Protecting Sensitive Data
If you are building a service that stores sensitive data, your number one concern should be how to protect it.…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovFebruary 22nd, 2017
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A Case For Native Smart Card Support in Browsers
A smart card is a device that holds a private key securely without letting it out of its storage. The…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovFebruary 13th, 2017
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Computer Science Concepts That Non-Technical People Should Know
Sometimes it happens that people speak different languages. Even when speaking the same language. People have their own professional inclinings.…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovJanuary 17th, 2017
2 46
Forget ISO-8859-1
UTF-8 was first presented in 1993. One would assume that 24 years is enough to time for it to become…
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Software Development
Bozhidar BozhanovDecember 26th, 2016
2 39
Anemic Objects Are OK
I thought for a while that object-oriented purism has died off. But it hasn’t – every now and then there’s…
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