Let’s have a look at how we can set up a local DynamoDB instance so that we can use it for integration tests
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Carsten
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- NoSQL (4)
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- Persistence (1)
- Java Streams (1)
- Java IO (1)
- Java Collections (1)
- Groovy (1)
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Working with JSON in Groovy
Let’s see how we can deal with JSON when programming in Groovy.
Combining Publishers in Project Reactor
Filed under Reactive
Let’s have a look at various ways of combining Publishers in Project Reactor
Introduction to ActiveJDBC
Filed under Persistence
Let’s have a look at ActiveJDBC, a lightweight ORM with a different approach to other popular Java implementations.
Using a Spring Cloud App Starter
Filed under Spring Cloud
Let’s have a look at how to use Spring Cloud App starters using an example which streams Twitter posts into a Hadoop Distributed File System.
Reactive WebSockets with Spring
Filed under Reactive, Spring Web
A quick and practical example of Spring Framework 5 Reactive WebSockets API.
A Guide to TreeSet in Java
Filed under Java Collections
A quick and practical introduction to the TreeSet in Java.
Creating a Fat Jar in Gradle
Filed under Gradle
Find out how to build a fat jar using Gradle.
A Simple File Search with Lucene
A quick and practical guide to using Apache Lucene for a simple file search.