Down with tyrants on data-driven teams

Distributed Saga and Resiliency of Microservices, Best Practice for Exception Handling In Spring Boot, and The 8-Part Guide to Better Code Review Checklists

September 09, 2020 Weekly Digest How to run a data-driven dev team without being a performance tyrant Stack ranking developers is bad. But not all dev leads that stack rank their people are bad managers. Many have good intentions but get caught in the "data-driven trap". Read ▶

Distributed Saga and Resiliency of Microservices Eventual Consistency for Microservices using Distributed Saga. Read ▶ Best Practice for Exception Handling In Spring Boot Keep your exception handling at a central place in your application using @ControllerAdvice Read ▶

NEW FROM DZONE Getting Started With Distributed SQL In recent years, NoSQL distributed databases have become common, as they are built from the ground up to be distributed. Yet they force difficult design choices such as choosing availability over consistency, data integrity, and ease of query to meet their applications' need for scale. This Refcard serves as a reference to the key characteristics of distributed SQL databases and provides information on the benefits of these databases, as well as insights into query design and execution. Free Download ▶ TOP ARTICLES THIS WEEK  AGILE The 8-Part Guide to Better Code Review Checklists - by Bradley Johnson  AI An Introduction to 5 Types of Image Annotation - by Limarc Ambalina  BIG DATA Reading AWS S3 File Content to Kafka Topic - by Ramu kakarla  CLOUD AWS vs Google Cloud vs Azure: Which Does Fit In? - by Ivan Shulak  DATABASE Deploying a Real-Time Location App With Hasura GraphQL Engine and Distributed SQL - by Jimmy Guerrero  DEVOPS DevOps Guide: Implementing Four-Eyes Principle With Process Automation Tooling - by Eric D. Schabell  INTEGRATION API Authentication: Implementation of Best Practices - by Brenton House  IOT Use of IoT in Revolutionizing the Education Industry - by Anvika Sharma  JAVA How To Convert CSV to XLSX Using Java - by Juanzi Li  MICROSERVICES Generic Code? Just Don't - by Ivo Woltring  OPEN SOURCE How to Write DRL Rules in Kogito for Globals Use Cases - by Amit Nijhawan  PERFORMANCE Reasons Why Startups Must Invest in Cross-Browser Testing - by Saif Sadiq  SECURITY API Security Weekly: Issue #99 - by Dmitry Sotnikov  WEB DEV The A-Z of Web Development - by deji adesoga

Json Web Token: How to Secure a Spring Boot REST API, What's Next for DZone Trend Reports? 2020 and Beyond!, and Limitations of Linters—Is it Time to Level-Up?

September 02, 2020 Weekly Digest The Best of Java Interview Questions  Read ▶

Json Web Token: How to Secure a Spring Boot REST API In this post, I show how to secure Spring Boot REST API using Json Web Tokens for authorization. We will also use Spring Security in this tutorial. Read ▶ What's Next for DZone Trend Reports? 2020 and Beyond! Interested in writing for one (or more) of our Trend Reports? Check out our schedule for the rest of the year and get to writing! Read ▶

NEW FROM DZONE Getting Started With Distributed SQL In recent years, NoSQL distributed databases have become common, as they are built from the ground up to be distributed. Yet they force difficult design choices such as choosing availability over consistency, data integrity, and ease of query to meet their applications' need for scale. This Refcard serves as a reference to the key characteristics of distributed SQL databases and provides information on the benefits of these databases, as well as insights into query design and execution. Free Download ▶ TOP ARTICLES THIS WEEK  AGILE Limitations of Linters—Is it Time to Level-Up? - by Akansha Yadav  AI Is AutoML Good or Bad for AI Developers? - by Dan Rose  BIG DATA Tutorial: Data Ingestion From Kafka to Azure Data Explorer - by Abhishek Gupta  CLOUD Event Driven Architectures - by Ravi Purohit  DATABASE Apache Kafka Is Not for Event Sourcing - by Jesper Hammarbäck  DEVOPS Travis CI vs Jenkins: Which CI/CD Tool Is Right For You? - by Himanshu Sheth  INTEGRATION Benefits of Using the OpenAPI (Swagger) Specification for Your APIs - by Kay Ploesser  IOT The Best of IoT: Tutorials and Articles - by Lauren Forbes  JAVA To Delete or to Soft Delete, That Is the Question! - by Andrey Belyaev  MICROSERVICES Microservices for Java EE/Jakarta EE Developers - by Fabio Turizo  OPEN SOURCE Grafana Analysis and Visualization with CA APM - by Prem Prakash  PERFORMANCE What Testing Really Requires - by Cynthia Dunlop  SECURITY Remote Work and What It Means for the Future of Network Architecture - by Jeff Harrell  WEB DEV Interactive Data Visualization in Ionic 5 - by Veronika Rovnik

The CI/CD comparison

A Look at REST API Design Patterns, JVM Tuning Using jcmd, and Handling Conflict at a Distance

August 26, 2020 Weekly Digest TeamCity vs. Jenkins: Picking The Right CI/CD Tool With so many choices available for CI/CD tools, it's easy to get confused. Find out which CI CD tool is the right fit for you! Is it TeamCity Or Jenkins? Read ▶

A Look at REST API Design Patterns In this article, we talk a bit about useful and intuitive design patterns in RestFul Webservice API architecture. Read ▶ JVM Tuning Using jcmd It's quite often that a Java application comes across multiple performance issues. We'll see how to use jcmd to better debug those issues. Read ▶

NEW FROM DZONE Getting Started With Distributed SQL In recent years, NoSQL distributed databases have become common, as they are built from the ground up to be distributed. Yet they force difficult design choices such as choosing availability over consistency, data integrity, and ease of query to meet their applications' need for scale. This Refcard serves as a reference to the key characteristics of distributed SQL databases and provides information on the benefits of these databases, as well as insights into query design and execution. Free Download ▶ TOP ARTICLES THIS WEEK  AGILE Handling Conflict at a Distance - by Dwight Kingdon  AI The Future of Jobs and AI - by Packt Expert Network  BIG DATA Why you Should and How to Archive your Kafka Data to Amazon S3 - by Stefan Bocutiu  CLOUD Evolution of K8s Worker Nodes-CRI-O - by A B Vijay Kumar  DATABASE Building a Database Written in Node.js From the Ground Up - by Margo McCabe  DEVOPS Here Are the Metrics you Need to Understand Operational Health - by Hannah Culver  INTEGRATION Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game using MuleSoft's ObjectStore and ParseTemplate Connectors - by Sravan Lingam  IOT Top 5 IoT Security Challenges to Expect in 2020 - by Niranjan Limbachiya  JAVA The 101: Spring Boot and Angular Deployment - by Matt Raible  MICROSERVICES Microservices Security in Action - by Prabath Siriwardena  OPEN SOURCE Top 5 Free and Open Source Game Engines You Should Try - by Ranabir Chakraborty  PERFORMANCE Improve Uptime With Error Prevention and Awareness - by Neil Manvar  SECURITY Using Subdomain Takeovers to Attack SSO - by Vickie Li  WEB DEV A Better Way to Learn Python - by Manas Dash