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Baeldung Weekly Review 23
Filed under Weekly Review
This week is chock-full of solid writings – from what what the role of a senior developer is all the way to microservices and monoliths. A good week.
Configure a Spring Boot Web Application
Filed under Spring Boot
Some of the more useful configs for a Spring Boot application.
Jackson – Decide What Fields Get Serialized/Deserialized
How to control which fields get serialized/deserialized by Jackson and which fields get ignored.
Jackson – Working With Maps and Nulls
How to serialize Maps with a null key or null values using Jackson.
Survey Results – Java 8, Spring 4 and Spring Boot Adoption
Filed under Java, Spring Boot
Survey results on the adoption of Java 8, Spring 4 and the newer Spring Boot across the industry.
Baeldung Weekly Review 22
Filed under Weekly Review
Quite an interesting week with the release of the first RC of Spring 4.2 and some solid pieces on Microservices and CQRS.
Baeldung Weekly Review 21
Filed under Weekly Review
The weekly takeaways include a good overview of monitoring solutions, some cool notes on testing an Angular+Spring app and of course my ongoing survey.
A Guide To Caching in Spring
Filed under Spring
How to enable, configure and make good use of the Caching Abstraction in Spring.