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Externalize Setup Data via CSV in a Spring Application
Filed under Spring, Spring Data
Learn how to use CSV files to hold the Setup data for a Spring web application, and how to fully load and persist that data from disk.
Third Round of Improvements to the Reddit Application
Filed under REST, Spring Security
Improving the Reddit app in the case study with: better tables, email notifications, simple voting rules and extra validation.
Adding Roles and Privileges To the Reddit App
Filed under REST, Spring Security
Simple Roles and Privileges added to the app, a scheduling limit for standard users and a basic admin screen.
Testing the API of the Reddit App
Filed under REST, Spring Security
Basic API testing for the ever evolving Reddit Application.
Decoupling Registration from Login in the Reddit App
Filed under REST, Spring Security
New basic registration flow and simple form-based login to replace the “Login and Register” via Reddit. The app now has a clean auth process all around.
Displaying Dates in the Timezone of the User
Filed under Java Dates, REST
How to make the timezone configurable in the Reddit app and display all dates according to the timezone of the user.
A User Profile in the Reddit App
Filed under REST, Spring Security
A simple User Profile implementation with Spring and Spring Security.
Second Round of Improvements to the Reddit Application
Filed under REST, Spring Security
The Case Study following the process of building an Reddit Web App is evolving nicely with this second round of improvements and new functionality.