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Developer extraordinaire champoining open code.

Julius Krah is a Cloud Architect who has been assisting organizations migrate their workloads to the cloud; On my off hours I maintain a blog at Software Musings where I write about all things code.

• 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on anything interesting
• 😄 Pronouns: He/Him
• ⚡ Fun fact: I love movies

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Introduction to Websockets

Create a small post introducing websockets

Introduction to CDI

Context and Dependency Injection for the Java EE platform allows developers to apply the concept of Inversion of Control to their applications. The context in which a Bean runs is managed by the Java EE container.

• Overview of CDI
• CRUD Operations with Apache DeltaSpike Data Module
• Interceptors
• Stereotypes
• Interceptors with Apache DeltaSpike
• Using Apache Shiro in a CDI environment
• Auditing with Apache DeltaSpike Data Module
• Use Apache DeltaSpike Security Module to provide information about current auditor

Auditing with Spring Data and Hibernate Envers

At the time of this issue, I have published two blog post on auditing, one using Spring Data and the other using Hibernate Envers.

Why not integrate both and see how they play together for a rich auditing infrastructure?

REST with Jersey and Spring

How good will it be to combine the power of Jersey #1 and Spring #2 in a single REST API application

REST with Jersey

REST is an architectural style that has gained popularity over the years as the de-facto standard for writing Web Services.

A post that demonstrates how to developed RESTful applications in Java using Jersey which is the RI for JAX-RS.

Persist Dynamic jobs in a non Relational Database

Save scheduled jobs in a MongoDB store

Persist dynamically scheduled jobs

Save the jobs scheduled in a Relational database

Micronaut

Micronaut post should be added

Event publishers and listeners with dynamic Quartz jobs

Demonstrate how to use Quartz JobListener and TriggerListener to publish trigger events that is sent over SSE to a subscribed client.

This will be used to simulate the progress of a job as it fires its triggers

REST with Flask

Building a REST API in Python using Flask.

Securing REST with Apache Shiro

Shiro is a strong alternative to Spring Security for securing your REST APIs

Audit with Hibernate Envers

Hibernate Envers is a solid auditing tool for your Entities that keeps track of Entity state between application restarts

Securing REST with Jersey Security

Every REST API needs to be secured to prevent against unauthorized access. A post to describe how to setup a secured REST API with Jersey Security.

Document a REST API with Swagger

Every API must go through a maturity model. One the last stages of a maturity model is API documentation with Swagger.

REST with Nancy

Build a REST API with ASP.NET using Nancy.

Send HTML Emails

Create a post that showcases how to send HTML emails:

• Send HTML mails with JasperReports
• Allow users to create HTML mails with StackEdit and commonmark

Consume a REST API with Angular

Create an Angular application that consumes a Quartz REST API

• Do a simple List and Create with Angular 5
• Add Update and Delete to the Angular 5 client
• Design the Angular view with Covalent
• Show in realtime as the jobs are executing with a progress bar

Dynamic Job Scheduling with Quartz

Create a REST API for scheduling jobs dynamically

Securing REST with Spring Security

Spring Security has been tested and proven to provide end-to-end protection for your web applications. In this blog post we want to demonstrate how to use it to secure a RESTful web service.

REST API with HATEOAS

The API Maturity model is integral for any well designed REST application. Using HATEOAS is one way to go.

There is a nice article over at spring.io to get you started

Audit with Spring Data

Database auditing is crucial to most applications. It will be nice not to worry about how your entities are audited so that you just focus on writing your business logic

REST with Spring Web

Spring Web MVC has proven to be a better alternative for writing web applications using an easy API. Since the advent of RESTful web services, Spring has stayed on top of the game and getting a blog post to demonstrate this is needed.

Reactive Postgres

Create a post with Reactive PostgreSQL