Incorporate external dependencies for your Spring Boot app with a helping hand from Maven. You can package everything together, making it attractive for microservices.
Creating your own application context hierarchy can allow you, should you need to, provide different ports with different endpoints to give you some customization.
Forget the cloud, it's time to go serverless. Using AWS Lambda and API Gateway can reduce costs and overhead, and it's easy to get your Spring Boot app running on it.
If you’re looking to load your full app configuration and use MockMVC, you should consider @SpringBootTest combined with @AutoConfigureMockMvc rather than @WebMvcTest.
Running a truly elastic Elasticsearch cluster on Docker Swarm is hard. Here's how to get past Elasticsearch and Docker's pitfalls with IP addresses, networking, and more.
To simplify things, Angular 2 doesn't have built-in two-way data binding. But come on – we can't think of creating a modern web application without the power of two-way data binding.
Learn more on the fundamentals of declarative programming in this in-depth article on the concept and see how Speedment implements declarative programming in practice.
If you want your message flow to scale, it takes some work. This proposal, using Apache Camel, let's you handle high volume requests with a variety of databases.
Learn how you can make your application act like multiple, independent apps by implementing multi-tenancy and keeping your data accessible by the tenants.
