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Partner – JPA Buddy – NPI – expanded (tag = JPA)

The right tools can and will save a lot of time. As long as you are using Hibernate and IntelliJ IDEA you can boost your coding speed and quality with JPA Buddy. It will help in a lot of the day-to-day work:
- Creating JPA entities that follow best practices for efficient mapping
- Creating DTOs from entities and MapStruct mappers using convenient visual tools
- Generating entities from the existing database or Swagger-generated POJOs
- Visually composing methods for Spring Data JPA repositories
- Generating differential SQL to update your schema in accordance with your changes in entities
- Autogenerating Flyway migrations and Liquibase changelogs comparing entities with the database or two databases
- … and a lot more
Simply put, you'll learn and use the best practices of Hibernate and surrounding technology and become a lot more!
Definitely visit the JPA Buddy site to see its features in action closer.
Partner – MongoDB – NPI – expanded (tag = MongoDB)

You can explore MongoDB through their free forever cluster - Atlas.
Course – LS – All
Get started with Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2, through the Learn Spring course:
>> CHECK OUT THE COURSEThe Cookbooks are a new type of format for me – these are quick to illustrate how to use a technology by putting forward very code focused snippets and examples.
Since the focus is simplicity and speed, most recipes don't require any additional explanation other than the code itself.
Finally – I am looking at this as a living document – I’m going to keep adding recipes and examples as I run into them. Feel free to provide more in the comments and I’ll look to incorporate them into each cookbook.

Guava

Apache HttpClient 4
These cookbooks are all based on the github project. Watch and fork it at will – the project is designed with simplicity in mind, so each recipe is done as a very simple test you can play with to understand the example.
Course – LS – All
Get started with Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2, through the Learn Spring course:
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