Uploading files to a website isn't an uncommon task, but it also isn't very straightforward to achieve. Some use-cases for why you'd want to upload a file to a website includes services that offer online file conversions and photo sharing websites. In certain applications, we might even want to
In this article, we'll introduce you to Spring Cloud Contract, which is Spring's response to Consumer-Driven Contracts.
Nowadays, applications are thoroughly tested - whether it be unit tests, integration tests, or end-to-end tests. It's very common in a microservice architecture that a service (consumer) communicates with another service (producer
It's no lie that "everything is going digital". A lot of products never reach the shelves, but rather get sold online.
With the arising number of entrepreneurs, startups, and online sales, a very high percentage of websites nowadays have a payment system, whether it's a subscription to
In this article, we'll introduce you to Spring Cloud Sleuth, which is a distributed tracing framework for a microservice architecture in the Spring ecosystem.
In a typical microservice architecture we have many small applications deployed separately and they often need to communicate with each other. One of the challenges
The Spring Framework is a very robust framework, released in 2002. Its core features can be applied to plain Java applications or extended to complex, modern web applications.
As it's constantly being updated and is following new architectural and programming paradigms, it offers support for many other frameworks that
The Spring Framework is a very robust framework, released in 2002. Its core features can be applied to plain Java applications or extended to complex, modern web applications.
As it's constantly being updated and is following new architectural and programming paradigms, it offers support for many other frameworks that
The Spring Framework is a very robust framework, released in 2002. Its core features can be applied to plain Java applications or extended to complex, modern web applications.
As it's constantly being updated and is following new architectural and programming paradigms, it offers support for many other frameworks that
If you've read anything about Spring, developed a project, or was even remotely interested in how it works, you've been introduced to the @RequestMapping annotation.
It's one of the basic annotations in Spring which maps HTTP requests (URLs) with methods:
@RequestMapping("/")
public void helloWorld() {
return "Hello
