Reflectoring » Spring
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Learn more about Spring, shell, boot and more! Hi, I'm Tom, and I run the reflectoring blog. The mission of this blog is to provide comprehensive and easy-to-read learning experiences that generate "aha" moments when you need to solve a specific problem.
Reflectoring » Spring
6M ago
Spring Security provides a comprehensive set of security features for Java applications, covering authentication, authorization, session management, and protection against common security threats such as CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
10M ago
The FasterXML Jackson library is the most popular JSON parser in Java. Spring internally uses this API for JSON parsing. For details on other commonly used Jackson annotations, refer to this article ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
1y ago
Spring Boot builds on top of the Spring Framework and provides a wealth of additional features and integrations. To simplify somewhat, one could say that the Spring Framework focuses on functions related to the application context, while Spring Boot provides functions that are needed in many applications running in production or that simplify developer life ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
1y ago
Welcome to the exciting world of Spring’s Java Configuration! In this comprehensive guide, we will learn Spring’s Java-based configuration. We will get familiar with core annotations like @Bean and @Configuration ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
1y ago
Choosing a backend and frontend stack for web apps can be a daunting task, as there are numerous options available for backend (Node ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
1y ago
Spring Security is a framework that helps secure enterprise applications. By integrating with Spring MVC, Spring Webflux or Spring Boot, we can create a powerful and highly customizable authentication and access-control framework ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
2y ago
One of the most convincing justifications for using the Spring Framework is its extensive transaction support. For transaction management, the Spring Framework offers a stable abstraction ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
2y ago
Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF, sometimes also called XSRF) is an attack that can trick an end-user using a web application to unknowingly execute actions that can compromise security ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
2y ago
It is common to encounter applications that run in different time zones. Handling date and time operations consistently across multiple layers of an application can be tricky ..read more
Reflectoring » Spring
2y ago
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an HTTP-header-based mechanism that allows servers to explicitly allowlist certain origins and helps bypass the same-origin policy ..read more