A new feature in the case-study Reddit app – delete and retry a Post that’s not getting traction early on.
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Make It Easy to Schedule to Reddit
Filed under Spring, Spring Security
Building a new feature into the case-study app – scheduling a post to Reddit from the RSS feed of a pre-defined site.
Rate Limiting Access to the Reddit API
Filed under REST, Spring Security
How to introduce rate limiting into an app when consuming an external API.
First Round of Improvements to the Reddit Application
Filed under REST, Spring Security
The reddit app in this case study is coming along and slowly starting to become usable.
A Reddit Application with Spring
A case study on building a small application to schedule Posts to the Reddit API using Spring.
Jackson JSON Series
Learn Jackson 2 inside out – the marshalling and the unmarshalling from basic mapping to advanced techniques and exceptions.
Apache HttpClient Series
Filed under HTTP Client-Side, Series
Comprehensive Guide to the Apache HttpClient – start with basic usage and make your way though the advanced scenarios.
Building a REST Query Language
Learn how to implement a Search / Query Language for your Spring REST API.
Registration – Password Strength and Rules
Filed under Spring Security
How to implement a client side password strength meeter and server side password rules for a simple Spring Registration app.