When building with gradle we may wish to stay on the latest version of each of our dependencies. We look at a few ways we can achieve this.
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Ashley Frieze
I've been writing software since I was a kid, and have been doing it professionally since the days of dial-up internet. These days I'm a consultant, helping teams with full stack cloud projects in Java and TypeScript. When I'm not software engineering, I can be found performing as a stand-up comedian, or in musical theater.
Here's what I've reviewed (so far):
Baeldung on Java
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- Testing (1)
- Spring Security (1)
- Spring Boot (1)
- REST (1)
- Java Concurrency (1)
- Gradle (1)
Shared Secret Authentication in Spring Boot Application
Filed under Spring Boot, Spring Security
Private microservices may use a shared secret to protect their APIs from illegal access. We look at how to implement a simple token based security pattern based on a shared secret using Spring Security.
Send MultipartFile Request With RestAssured
When testing, we may wish to send uploads to endpoints that use Multipart data. We look at how RestAssured can help us with these tests and how to mock those services with Wiremock.
Scoped Values in Java 20
Filed under Java Concurrency
Scoped values is a new API in Java 20 that enables developers to store and share immutable data within and across threads. We look at how to use it and how it works.