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The Thymeleaf library has been around at least for 10 years and it is still actively maintained as of today. It is designed to allow stronger collaboration between design and developer teams for some use cases, as Thymeleaf templates look like HTML and can be displayed in the browser as…
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As programmers, how many of you have a good understanding of programming safety or secure programming? It's not the same as application security or cyber security. I have to confess; I didn't know a lot about these in the early years of my career, especially since I didn't come from…
Read more about Why Safe Programming Matters and Why a Language Like Rust Matters
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Front-end applications are becoming ever bigger and more complex. It is not uncommon for a React app to have hundreds or even thousands of components. As the project size increases, build times become increasingly important. In large projects, you may have to wait up to a minute for the code…
Read more about Creating a TypeScript React Application with Vite
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Over the years, I've developed a lot of Java applications. I started writing Java code in the late 90s and spent several years doing Java before I tried another server-side language. I was impressed when I first tried building apps in Ruby on Rails, Python, and Node.js - they all…
Read more about Introducing Spring Native for JHipster: Serverless Full-Stack Made Easy
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Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that supports many languages. Initially, it supported only Ruby sites but now supports various languages, including JavaScript with Node.js. Heroku also has Docker support so that you can deploy just about anything to it.
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Configurations are part of a developer's life. Configuration data is information your app needs to run and may include tokens for third-party systems or settings you pass into libraries. There are different ways to load configuration data as part of application initialization in Angular. Your requirements for configuration data might…
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For large enterprise companies, boundaries around each team are crucial for maintaining systems that are owned by software engineers. This is accomplished by allowing individual teams to own their systems and expose them via APIs.
Read more about Managing Multiple .NET Microservices with API Federation
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This post is syndicated from the JHipster community blog on dev.to. The Okta DevRel team thought you'd find it insightful. Okta is the platinum sponsor of the JHipster project.
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You've probably heard of Elasticsearch or the Elastic Stack. The project started as a search engine based on Lucene, an open-source search engine library built by Shay Banon to index his wife's cooking recipes. Since its early days, Elasticsearch has come a long way and has evolved into the Elastic…
Read more about A Quick Guide to Elasticsearch with Spring Data and Spring Boot
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Fauna is a transactional database that is delivered to your application as a secure cloud API. Fauna hosts your database and then allows your application to make calls against it. Typically, to secure such an API, you would establish a relationship between your users and the database in your code.…
Read more about Create a Secure Serverless Application with FaunaDB
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AngularJS 1.0 was released in October 2010. At the time, it was considered one of the most revolutionary and popular web frameworks ever to see the light of day. Developers loved it, and created many apps with it. However, as a pioneer in the JS framework space, AngularJS had some…
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Dependency injection is a tried and proven design pattern for producing code that is testable, readable, and reusable. This is achieved by creating (or increasing) a separation of concerns, where each class has a dedicated area of responsibility.
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