Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is a powerful paradigm that complements the traditional Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) approach. It allows developers to address cross-cutting concerns in their applications more efficiently. In the realm of Java development, Spring Framework provides a robust AOP framework to simplify the management of aspects in your codebase. What is Spring AOP? Spring…

If you’re looking to explore the world of database management, you’ve probably heard of NoSQL databases. Unlike traditional SQL databases, NoSQL databases offer a flexible, scalable approach to data storage and retrieval that’s particularly suited to modern web applications. But with so many different types of NoSQL databases available, it…

One of the great news for Java developers is that, Spring Boot 3.0 is officially released in November, 2022. It has some new features and improvements. Spring Boot 3.0 is also the first major release of Spring Boot after a long duration. The previous version Spring Boot 2.0 was released…

Spring Batch concept offers processing of data in the form of batch jobs. It offers reusable functions for processing huge volume of records. It also includes logging/tracing, transaction management, job processing statics, skip, job restart, and resource management. Spring Batch takes care of all that with an optimal performance. A Real Time Use case of Spring Batch One…

Now-a-days, most of the applications come across a requirement where scheduling a task/job becomes mandatory. In other words, almost every client expects this functionality to be implemented in the project. Hence, as a developer it becomes important to learn scheduling concept especially using Spring Boot. For example, generating a report…

What is @Order annotation in Spring Boot? @Order annotation in Spring Boot represents the order of execution of a bean or an annotated component. The annotation @Order has an optional ‘value’ argument which takes an integer value. Based on this value the order of execution of components is decided. …