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Uzma Khan
I have a Master's degree in Computer Science and have been working as a backend developer for over 5 years. I have worked on various e-commerce projects during this time. I am currently working in the cyber security domain using Java and Spring Boot. I am an advocate for TDD and clean coding practices. During my spare time, I like to travel, read and listen to music.
Here's what I've written (so far):
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Consuming Page Entity Response From RestTemplate
Filed under REST
Discover how to use RestTemplate to invoke a RESTful endpoint and read the response of type Page.
Need for Default Constructor in JPA Entities
Filed under JPA
Learn about the JPA requirement for a default no-argument constructor in an Entity class.
Correct Use of flush() in JPA
Filed under JPA
Learn about the Spring JPA’s flush() method.
Converting List to Page Using Spring Data JPA
Filed under Spring Data
Learn how to convert a List into a Page using Spring Data JPA.
Cancel an Ongoing Flux in Spring WebFlux
Filed under Reactive, Spring WebFlux
A quick and practical guide to cancelling Flux in Spring Webflux.
Unidirectional One-to-Many and Cascading Delete in JPA
Filed under JPA
Learn about the Cascading deletion, focusing on unidirectional One-to-Many relationships.
Load Testing Rest Endpoint Using Gatling
Filed under Testing
Learn how to use Gatling to do performance testing on any Rest endpoint.
Maven Reactor
Filed under Maven
Learn about the benefits of using Maven Reactor in the Apache Maven ecosystem to build multi-module complex projects.