Java Web Weekly, Issue 129
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE At the very beginning of last year, I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on...
View ArticleGuava Set + Function = Map
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview In this tutorial – we will illustrate one of many useful features in Guava‘s collect package:...
View ArticleMockito vs EasyMock vs JMockit
1. Introduction 1.1. Overview In this post we’re going to talk about mocking: what it is, why use it and several examples of how to mock the same test case using some of the most used mocking...
View ArticleSpring REST API with Protocol Buffers
I just announced the Master Class of my "REST With Spring" Course: >> THE "REST WITH SPRING" CLASSES 1. Overview Protocol Buffers is a language and platform neutral mechanism for serialization...
View ArticleJava Web Weekly, Issue 130
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE At the very beginning of last year, I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on...
View ArticleMigrating to the New Java 8 Date Time API
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview In this tutorial you will learn how to refactor your code in order to leverage the new Date Time...
View ArticleIntroduction to AssertJ
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview In this article we will be exploring AssertJ – an opensource community-driven library used for...
View ArticleSpring MVC and the @ModelAttribute Annotation
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview One of the most important Spring-MVC annotations is the @ModelAttribute annotation. The...
View ArticleXML Libraries Support in Java
1. Introduction In this article we will be comparing Java XML libraries and APIs. This is the second article from the series about Java support for XML, if you want to go deeper into the XPath support...
View ArticleKeep Track of Logged In Users with Spring Security
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview In this quick tutorial, we’re going to show an example of how we can track the currently logged...
View ArticleJava Web Weekly, Issue 131
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE At the very beginning of last year, I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on...
View ArticleIntroduction to the Java 8 Date/Time API
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview Java 8 introduced new APIs for Date and Time to address the shortcomings of the older...
View ArticleIntroduction to Spring Data Neo4j
1. Overview This article is an introduction to Spring Data Neo4j, the popular graph database. Spring Data Neo4j enables POJO based development for the Neo4j Graph Database and uses familiar Spring...
View ArticleTesting with Hamcrest
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview Hamcrest is the well-know framework used for unit testing in the Java ecosystem. It bundled in...
View ArticleIntroduction to Couchbase SDK for Java
I usually post about Persistence on Twitter - you can follow me there: Follow @baeldung 1. Introduction In this introduction to the Couchbase SDK for Java, we demonstrate how to interact with a...
View ArticleJMockit 101
1. Introduction With this article, we’ll be starting a new series centered around the mocking toolkit JMockit. In this first installment we’ll talk about what JMockit is, it’s characteristics and how...
View ArticleIntro to QueryDSL
I usually post about Persistence on Twitter - you can follow me there: Follow @baeldung 1. Introduction This is an introductory article to get you up and running with the powerful QueryDSL API for...
View ArticleJava Web Weekly, Issue 132
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE At the very beginning of last year, I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on...
View ArticleWiring in Spring: @Autowired, @Resource and @Inject
I just released the Starter Class of "Learn Spring Security": >> CHECK OUT THE COURSE 1. Overview This Spring Framework article will demonstrate the use of annotations related to dependency...
View ArticleIntroduction to JSON Schema in Java
I usually post about Jackson and JSON stuff on Twitter - you can follow me there: Follow @baeldung 1. Overview JSON Schema is a declarative language for validating the format and structure of a JSON...
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