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A Brief Overview of the Spring Cloud Framework
A brief overview of the Spring Cloud framework, a list of its main packages and their relation with the Microservice Architectural patterns.
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Spring Cloud: How to Deal with Microservice Configuration (Part II)
How to use Spring Cloud Config module to implement a minimal microservice scenario based on remote configuration (part II).
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Spring Cloud: How to Deal with Microservice Configuration (Part I)
How to use Spring Cloud Config module to implement a minimal microservice scenario based on remote configuration (part I).
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How to Better Understand Java HashMap
How the HashMap class is internally implemented, its initial capacity and re-sizing and its behavior in a multi-threaded scenario.
Java Map: How to Get Sorted Keys
The LinkedHashMap class implements the Map interface and preserves the order in which the keys are inserted into it.
Spring Boot for Cloud – Actuator
An overview of Spring Boot framework features that are especially important in the context fo micro-service applications. In this article we discuss features useful in a production environment.
Spring Boot for Cloud – REST API Development
An overview of Spring Boot framework features that are especially important in the context of Spring Cloud applications. In this article we discuss features related to API development.
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Java Observer Pattern with Spring and AOP
The Java Observer Pattern is among the most famous design patterns, aimed at handling communication of state changes between objects.
A Quick Explanation of The Java Decorator Pattern
A brief overview of the Java Decorator Pattern, a design clever gimmick used to extend existing software in a dynamic way.
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