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Instance Profile Credentials using Spring Cloud
Filed under Security, Spring Cloud
Learn to configure Spring Cloud AWS for Instance Profile Credentials.
Java Weekly, Issue 216
Filed under Weekly Review
This week, Spring Cloud Contract in practice, Java 9 and Reactive Streams and a comprehensive article about traffic shadowing.
Introduction to Smooks
Filed under Data
Learn how Smooks can help you with common data transformations.
Check if a String Is a Palindrome in Java
Filed under Java String
Take a look at different ways to check if a String is a palindrome in Java.
Introduction to Jinq with Spring
Filed under Spring Persistence
Learn how to use the Jinq database query library for Java 8 in a Spring application.
Asynchronous HTTP with async-http-client in Java
Filed under HTTP Client-Side
A quick and practical guide to AsyncHttpClient in Java.
Exploring the New HTTP Client in Java
Filed under HTTP Client-Side
Explore the new Java HttpClient API which provides a lot of flexibility and powerful features.
Java Weekly, Issue 215
Filed under Weekly Review
A strong week, lots of forward-looking articles about where Java is going, and the very first sponsor I accepted in the Java Weekly after almost 4 years of publishing 🙂