One of the biggest topics in Spring Boot 2.0 is the support for Spring 5. What does this mean in terms of features and how does Spring 5 embrace reactive programming? Stéphane Nicoll, software engineer at Pivotal answers these questions and more in anticipation of his JAX talk next week.
NetBeans Dream Team member Nebrass Lamouchi wrote a tutorial on how to write a Java EE application using Spring Boot and Docker in NetBeans IDE but now it’s time to dive deeper into the topic and experiment with NetBeans IDE 8.2.
In this article, Orlando L. Otero, Sr. Application Engineer at Oracle, explains how to implement integration testing using Spring Boot, Postgres and Docker to pull Docker images, start container(s), run the DAOs-related tests using one or multiple Docker containers and dispose them once the tests are completed.
This tutorial should help you create a Spring Boot microservice that is executed and deployed in a Docker container which can be configured and managed in the same place where we handle the Spring Boot application.
If your team is considering a micro-services approach, this is one introduction video you’ll want to watch. With practical examples, Chris Richardson shows us how decomposing applications into micro-services improves deployability and scalability.
Alex Zhitnitsky shows us how to get a production ready Java application off the ground in the shortest time possible.
Apache Tomcat is back with more tweaks to the Java communitys favourite app server
Along with support for the cat, this drop comes with improved logging configuration and numerous bug squashes.
You’ve submitted your nominations, now it’s time to cast your vote for the cream of the developer community 2014.
“Bootstrapping” tool allows devs to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based applications that run right out of the box.
