In general, our functional requirements, frameworks, I/O devices, and even our code design may all change for various reasons. With this in mind, the Clean Architecture is a guideline to a high maintainable code, considering all the uncertainties around us.
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Gilvan Ornelas
Gilvan has been a software engineer for over nine years, always focused on back-end development. He has been passionate about code quality and DevOps practices. He is currently working in the AI industry.
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Storing Files Indexed by a Database
Filed under Spring Data
Learn how to store files inside a databases as Large Objects, or how to use a database as an index of a filesystem.
Spring @Import Annotation
Filed under Spring
Learn how and when to use the @Import annotation in Spring and how it’s different from @ComponentScan.