Sergiy Pylypets

It's a short and clear explanation how to start a Spring Boot project with the usage of a completely free IDE (STS), which is created just for working with Spring and Spring Boot and has all necessary functionality to do it effectively.

Hello Max, I am very glad that you like my article and found it useful for you. The back end is related to a Spring Boot application, which is described here: https://dzone.com/articles/magic-of-spring-data. Thank you.

Hi Tom,

Now the source code is available at https://github.com/spylypets/spring-data-magic. The article itself is on moderation at the moment. I updated it to be compliant with Java 11 and the latest Spring Boot specifications.

Hi Manoel, the source code for this article is available at https://github.com/spylypets/consuming-rest.

Hi, I am going to deploy it to GitHub soon.

Hi Tom,

For now, the code is not deployed to GitHub. I am going to deploy it soon.

Thanks,

Sergiy

Useful article. It contains valuable optimization information, which is not widely-known.

Also, I have one question: why query 3 is considered more optimized than query 2 in section Logical Operator? What is the difference here?

Thank you Dawn! I am very glad if my article can be useful for somebody.

Thank you very much, Dora! Your words are like a drive for me! :-)

Thank you for such good words! I am happy that you like this article.

I think the problem is not with Spring itself, but with the Spring documentation. To my mind, it is great to get basic functionality configured and auto-generated out of box. But all the "magic" should be documented in details.