Spring WebFlux offers two reactive programming models to map and processes web requests. The "Annotated Controllers" model is consistent with Spring MVC, which allows the use of the "@Valid" annotation
Meet Lagom, the latest monolith killer
Microservices are a hot topic! But how do we start developing?
Of course, we want to use "event sourcing" and "command query responsibility segregation." And didn't we sign the reactive
A quick dive into fine-grained versioning
Last week, I wrote a blog about fine-grained versioning. Today, I'll demonstrate this technique using a proof of concept written in Scala utilizing the powers of the magnificent Play Framework
Preventing breaking changes in your JSON API
JSON has become the de facto standard when developing RESTful services. There are multiple reasons why, which I'm not going to explain; instead, I'll give you a tip on how
Evolving RESTful services using fine-grained versioning
So you created a kickass API that's conquering the world! The chances are that you have created a frontend using -- insert cool javaScript framework of the day -- which
Advice is a form of nostalgia
This morning, while driving to work, I turned on the radio, and an old song was playing: "Everybody's Free - Baz Luhrmann." This song is about an elderly person dispensing