A quick and practical introduction to Spring Security ACL.
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A Quick Guide to Spring Cloud Consul
Filed under Spring Cloud
Learn about the Spring Cloud Consul project which provides easy integration with Consul for Spring Boot applications.
Varargs in Java
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical introduction to varargs in Java.
A Guide to Java Loops
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical guide to Java loops.
Writing Custom Gradle Plugins
Filed under Gradle
A quick and practical example of writing a custom Gradle plugin.
Nested Classes in Java
Filed under Core Java
A quick and to-the-point introduction to nested classes in Java.
Comparator and Comparable in Java
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical guide to Comparable and Comparator interfaces.
Java Weekly, Issue 205
Filed under Weekly Review
Surprisingly, not much Java 9 but JUnit 5, a cool writeup about monads, and some good musings about software developer’s career.
Introduction to the JSON Binding API (JSR 367) in Java
Filed under Jakarta EE, JSON
A quick and practical introduction to the new JSON Binding API in Java.