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HTTP PUT vs HTTP PATCH in a REST API
Filed under REST, Spring MVC
Learn about the difference between PUT and PATCH HTTP methods, and their implications when building your Spring API.
Intro to Apache Kafka with Spring
A quick and practical guide to using Apache Kafka with Spring.
Intro to JHipster
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to get started with JHipster by creating a first, simple application.
Download an Image or a File with Spring MVC
Filed under Spring MVC
A quick and practical guide to returning an image in a Spring REST endpoint.
Jackson Streaming API
A quick overview of Jackson’s Streaming API for processing JSON, including the examples
Introduction to Project Jigsaw
Filed under Java
Learn how to create, compile and run a simple modular application, using new JDK tools, introduced as a Project Jigsaw.
Introduction to Testing with Spock and Groovy
A quick and practical guide to testing with Spock and Groovy.
Java Web Weekly, Issue 169
Filed under Weekly Review
A diverse week starting with Java 9, through a look at the Open-Closed principle and finishing up with a fantastic review of browser caching.