Data Masking is a common requirement in any new system. This 5-minute example will show how you can mask sensitive data easily in Java with mapstruct.
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Spaces vs Tabs – If you want to know whether tabs or spaces are best, it’s simple, find out yourself by starting a flame war.
Iteration Zero is your chance to set up your project for success before the mayhem starts. Start by building a “walking skeleton”
It’s really useful to have a simple way of seeing what code you have deployed. Any Spring Boot application can add a simple git info endpoint using out-of-the-box actuator functionality and a simple maven plugin. This allows you to do a simple curl on a URL and see exactly what version of your code is […]
This post will explain how as a tech lead you can use some simple metrics to help spot when your remote team might need a helping hand
This is an essential reading list for Java Developers whether starting out or trying to improve your skills.
I’ve been pairing and remote pairing regularly for nearly two decades.
Here are a few practical tips for remote pair programming.
This Golang program will organise all of your dropbox photos folder and move them into folders based on year and month.
Is it time to move to Full-Cycle development where teams cover both Dev and DevOps as part of their daily work?
A short piece on the merits and drawbacks of full-stack developers, as well as a wider explanation of why developers are not fungible.
- Better Spring Boot With AI
- Testing Spring Boot Microservices Cheat Sheet
- Please, Before Doing A Coding Interview.
- Spring Boot Microservices With GitHub Actions
- Versioning Spring Boot Microservices.
- Blue/Green and Canary Deployments with Spring Boot, Docker and GKE.
- Java Streams Cheat Sheet With Examples
- Swagger and Spring Boot Microservices
- Validation and Error Handing in Spring Boot Microservices
- Feature Flags in Java Spring
