While developing applications, we often need to generate random numbers. Java provides support to generate random numbers primarily through the java.lang.Math and java.util.Random classes. Java also has the ability to generate secure random with java.sec…

In this post, I show how to use Bull Queues in a simple NestJS Application. I also integrate the application with Bull board.

This article explains loosely coupled event driven Microservice architecture design with Spring Cloud Stream Kafka Binder using Kafka Stream.

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How to build a production-grade Registration process for new users, and Login flow for existing users.

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Native Java on K8S, switch expressions, cloud-native with Quarkus, Hibernate SQM, and ML pipelines at scale!

Looking for a Java Dev with integration experience to join the Baeldung team.

Spring Security handlers for exceptions.

Quick and practical guide to changing Spring model parameters with a HandlerInterceptor.

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Pattern matching 3rd preview, list in Hibernate 6, custom JFR events, splitting tests in Gradle, and chopping the monolith!

A quick introduction to the concepts of Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection, followed by a simple demonstration using the Spring Framework

Spring Boot offers many different solutions to run code at application startup. This article explains how they work and when to use which.

A tutorial on when and how to use Spring Boot's @SpringBootTest annotation and how to reduce test runtime.

The High-Performance Java Persistence Newsletter features articles, videos, and answers to common StackOverflow questions.

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