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Written an article on: Spring Boot with MongoDB Topics covered: 📘SQL vs NoSQL 📘MongoDB basics 📘 integrating with Spring Boot 📘REST APIs 📘Mongo Template 📘Docker Compose 📘Linking Collections 📘and the MongoDB ecosystem Link: unlogged.io/post/spring-mo…

I have written an article on Monolithic vs Microservices: - Overview & Distinguishing Features - Merits of Monolithic and Microservice Architecture - Challenges in Implementing Microservices - Transition Strategies - Use Cases and more. Read it here: unlogged.io/post/monolithi…

Monolithic vs. Microservices: Monolithic offers simplicity for small projects but struggles with scalability. Microservices excel in large, complex applications with independent updates but require more complex management. Choose based on project size and complexity. Our post is live at unlogged.io/post/monolithi…

it is impossible to test every upstream and downsteam dependency in a enterprise level web application . Unlogged replay production traffic locally and check if there is any code which is breaking the application. so that during Sales like Black Friday or Big Billion Days there will be no issue. One can also mock tests, mock api calls and much more .

@elliezub @ProductHunt @shardullavekar is the man. We have launched @UnloggedI recently on product hunt .

@ThePeterMick @UnloggedI replay production traffic locally and see the breaking changes.

New article alert! 🚀 Dive into WebSockets with Spring Boot: Basics & connection process Use cases & comparisons with REST Spring Boot integration Testing & limitations and much more. From newbie to pro, there's something for everyone. Read it here: unlogged.io/post/getting-s…

Learn how to get started with WebSockets in Spring Boot! This guide covers setting up dependencies, configuring WebSocket endpoints, and implementing a simple chat application. Perfect for real-time communication needs in your Spring Boot projects. #SpringBoot #WebSockets #Java unlogged.io/post/getting-s…

Replay Production Traffic Locally, and Instantly Know The Breaking Changes! A bug found in production can be up to 640 times more costly than one identified locally. Discover the high cost of production bugs vs. local development issues and learn advanced strategies to ensure zero production bugs. Watch this session by @shardullavekar to see how @UnloggedI solve this challenge! Link -> youtu.be/uThJFm9j-1w?si…

Java 22 is packed with new features: unnamed variables, string templates, multi-file program launches, and more! Take a look at our latest blog post: unlogged.io/post/everythin… #Java22 #Coding

Spring AI tutorial 🧠 👇 unlogged.io/post/all-you-n…

We wrote an article that explains setting up social logins using Oauth 2.0 in your Spring Boot 3 application. unlogged.io/post/spring-se… Let us know your feedback.

Excited to share Part 2 of our Spring Security series! We're diving into JWT integration with Spring Security 6 & Spring Boot 3. Read, share your thoughts.🚀 #java #javadeveloper #100daysofcode #softwareengineering #webdev 🔗 [unlogged.io/post/integrati…](unlogged.io/post/integrati…)

what a pleasure listening to @venkat_s live! Good crowd at the #gids Ping me if you are around, let's catchup.

We have written a guide on integrating Spring Security with Spring Boot 3, Spring Data JPA, and PostgreSQL. Check it out and share your thoughts. Up next: advanced topics like role-based access, JWTs, and OAuth2 social login. Stay tuned! #SpringBoot #SpringSecurity" unlogged.io/post/securing-…

I've gotta say that was the MOST ENJOYABLE Launch Day ever, shout out to @calcom, @getairchat, @UnloggedI and @limitlessai for tons of laughs and good spirited competition BUT the real winner today was @fekdaoui, the solopreneur who set up a @ProductHunt upvote center in the middle of an airport to promote his project @indielogscom. That's the real hacker spirit right there, bravo 👏🥇

RT @shardullavekar: Remember this user who got a bill of USD 950k for a ride of USD 1? I am building unlogged.io to replay pr…

It's totally fine to take some aspects of a concept (say, DDD, REST, Agile, etc.) which make sense for your context and just apply those, while making an informed decision to ignore other parts. Purists will hate it, but you should do what works best for you.

#JUnit 5.11 will finally support standard @Java semantics when determining if a field or method is visible/overridden! It's going to be a big change but hopefully one that is welcomed by the community. 🤞🏼 github.com/junit-team/jun… #release-notes-5.11.0-M1-junit-jupiter-bug-fixes" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">junit.org/junit5/docs/sn…

#Developer writing fix for the bug before finding the #rca