Enterprise Java
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Scoped Proxy in Spring Framework
Spring framework provides scopes for spring beans. We can control the various dependencies and configuration values that are plugged into…
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Spring Boot: Building a RESTful Web Application
Introduction: REST stands for Representational State Transfer and is an architectural guideline for API design. We assume that you already…
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Augmenting a Spring Data repository through delegation
I have recently written several posts about Kotlin’s delegation. In doing so, I realised a useful way to apply it…
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Spring Boot with H2 Database
In this quick tutorial, we’ll bootstrap a simple Spring Boot application backed by an in-memory H2 database. We’ll use the…
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Build Mobile Apps with Angular, Ionic 4, and Spring Boot
Friends don’t let friends write user auth. Tired of managing your own users? Try Okta’s API and Java SDKs today.…
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Efficient enterprise testing — unit & use case tests (2/6)
In the first part of the series we saw some generally applicable principles and constraints that effective tests should fulfill.…
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Thoughts on efficient enterprise testing (1/6)
Testing in the enterprise is still a topic that is not as extensively used as it should be. Writing and…
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@SpringBootConfiguration Annotation in Spring Boot
@SpringBootConfiguration annotation in Spring Boot is a class-level annotation which indicates that this class provides the application configuration. Generally, the…
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Spring Boot CommandLineRunner and ApplicationRunner
In this quick tutorial, we’ll explore the two very popular interfaces in Spring Boot: CommandLineRunner and ApplicationRunner. One common use…
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