Eclipse Vertx is a robust technology to build reactive microservices or serverless functions. When you develop such applications, the role of server side validation rises. In traditional web applications we combine both client-side…
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When you are working on any somehow complex application, you need to enable validation. For example, if user submits a form or a request, your app should check, that data is in an…
Recently I started to learn Clojure, and usually, my first phase is to complete small programming exercises. To practice Clojure I decided to solve some CodingBat problems. A common task here is to…
In some form or another, but exceptions exist in almost any languages. Due to the fact, that Clojure actually runs on JVM, it inherits its exception system from Java. From a technical point…
An authentication with tokens became a must-have feature for modern web apps. It suits natively to single page applications and mobile applications. While Spring is de facto standard in Java ecosystem, there are…
Eclipse Vertx is perfectly asynchronous framework, so testing its components require a bit more work, than with “old school” synchronous applications. The main actor here is verticle, that is defined as independent unit…
When we talk about Java collections, we consider two things. First, more wide concept, means implementations of common data structures. An another, narrow understanding, corresponds to concrete interfaces and their implementations, that are…
In the previous post we have already talked about authentication in Spring Webflux. We implemented a component, that contains a required business logic to process login and signup, and to issue JWT. However,…
Almost any more or less complex application has to deliver notifications. As usual, it is done via traditional emails, especially in cases of password reset messages or transactional notifications etc. There is a…
One of issues when you work with relational databases in Java is that they are unable to translate object relationships (such as composition) due to the tabular nature of data sources. That means…
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