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Getting Started With Apache Pulsar and Spring Boot
Filed under Spring Boot
Pulsar is a high-throughput pub/sub system which aims to overcome Kafka’s limitations. We look at how to use it with Spring.
Java Weekly, Issue 501
Filed under Weekly Review
Testcontainers, VisualVM profiling, project Leyden, virtual threads, magnificent S3, and GenAI!
How to Get the Start and End Dates of a Year Using Java
Filed under Java Dates
Learn how to get the start and end dates of a year using the modern Date Time API and the old Calendar and Date classes.
Docker Compose Support in Spring Boot
Filed under Docker, Spring Boot
Learn about the new Docker Compose support in Spring Boot 3.1.0.
Java Weekly, Issue 500 :)
Filed under Weekly Review
Soft delete in JPA, Kotlin 1.9, platform teams, sliced onion architecture, and stream processing!
Law of Demeter in Java
Filed under Architecture
Learn about the Law of Demeter and understand how to adhere to it in object-oriented code.
Check if a String Has All Unique Characters in Java
Filed under Java String
A quick and practical guide to checking if a String has all unique characters in Java.
Difference between Gson @Expose and @SerializedName
Filed under JSON
A quick and practical comparison between Gson @Expose and @SerializedName