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I come across many blog posts from various sources like Twitter, StackOverflow, etc., and some of them are very helpful. Also, in day-to-day work I learn a few new things, explore some new tools. Usually I keep track of this information using Browser Bookmarks and Pocket.

I thought maybe this information could be useful for others too. So, I am going to share it weekly on my blog.

• If you are looking for a detailed and practical guide for implementing Microservices using SpringBoot, then look no further: Java Microservices: A Practical Guide

• While using JPA, how many times do we want to see the generated SQL query with actual parameter values instead of placeholders? We can use p6spy-spring-boot-starter to log the generated SQL statements with actual parameters.

• I am surprised at how easy it is to create CLI tools using NodeJS and inquirer.js. At work, I have created a simple CLI tool to build and deploy SpringBoot applications on PCF in just a couple of hours. If you are interested, this is a great tutorial: Build a JavaScript Command Line Interface (CLI) with Node.js

• If you are just starting out with GitHub Actions or thinking of migrating from TravisCI, then: Continuous Integration of Java project with GitHub Actions

• If you are new to Git, then this post is definitely a good starting point covering various concepts of Git with pictorial representation: How to teach Git

• If your SpringBoot application is starting slowly on your MacOS, then this post has a solution for you: Fixing Slow Spring Boot Startup

• Docker became part of day-to-day work, and once in a while we want to clean up unnecessary stuff: How To Remove Docker Containers, Images, Volumes, and Networks

• You might have heard about Hexagonal Architecture and are wondering how to implement it using Spring, then this article is for you: Achieving framework-independent zen with the power of interfaces and hexagonal architecture

• If you don’t like Setters and Getters but you are using them just because of JSON to Object marshalling, then this is for you: Deserialize Immutable Objects with Jackson

• If you have some time to burn and want to explore interesting tech stuff: DEVURLS

Happy learning :-)