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  • Building Scalable Systems with Event Driven Architecture using Spring Boot and Kafka

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    Prerequisites for Event Driven Architecture To implement an event-driven architecture with **Spring Boot** and **Kafka**, you need to have a solid understanding of **Java**, **Spring Framework**, and **microservices architecture**. A good grasp of **object-oriented programming** concepts and **design patterns** is also essential. You can review our previous article on building a RESTful API with Spring…

  • Java 26 Project Amber Latest Updates and Features

    Prerequisites for Java 26 Project Amber To explore the features of Java 26 Project Amber, you should have a solid understanding of **Java fundamentals**, including **object-oriented programming** and **Java syntax**. Additionally, familiarity with **Java 8** features such as **lambda expressions** and **method references** is essential. You should also have a **Java Development Kit (JDK)** installed…

  • Mastering Spring Security with Spring Boot 3 and SecurityFilterChain

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    Prerequisites for Spring Security with Spring Boot 3 To get started with Spring Security and Spring Boot 3, you need to have **Java 17** or later installed on your system. Additionally, you should have a basic understanding of **Spring Boot** and its configuration. For more information on setting up a Spring Boot project, visit our…

  • Mastering Spring Batch Job Parameters and Execution Context

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    Prerequisites for Spring Batch Development To start developing with Spring Batch, you need to have a solid understanding of the Java programming language, specifically Java 8 or higher. Additionally, you should be familiar with the Spring Framework and its core concepts, such as Dependency Injection and Aspect-Oriented Programming. For further reading on Spring Framework basics,…

  • Mastering Spring Security Method Level Security

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    Prerequisites for Spring Security To get started with Spring Security, you need to have the required dependencies in your project. The most important dependency is the Spring Security Config module, which provides the necessary classes for configuring security in your application. You can add this dependency to your pom.xml file if you are using Maven,…