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The Baeldung Weekly Review 20
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Lots of resources this week about TDD, live testing of external services, design and Java 8 – a solid week.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 19
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This week we talk about language and API design nuances, Two-Factor authentication, passwords, and of course testing and TDD.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 18
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This week is definitely about testing – TDD, Unit Testing and the new test support in the upcoming Spring Security 4.
Sorting with Hibernate
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Sort with Hibernate 4 using HQL or the Criteria API.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 17
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An solid week for both Java and Spring, as well as very good article (and followup) on building a Hypermedia service from the well known FizzBuzz interview problem.
Sorting with JPA
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How to Sort in JPA using JQL or the Criteria API.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 16
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This week is all about series and Spring, as well as a back and forth about refactoring as waste and a good start for a set of generic acceptance criteria.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 15
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The highlights of this week are some great Java 8 usage of lambdas and concurrency improvements, a few helpful Spring posts and a handful of fantastic articles in the “Musings” section.