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Hi Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! I just finished an online training today, Bootiful Kotlin, for O’Reilly today, and I’m doing another one on the 2nd of August (this Thursday), Reactive Spring, because the demand for the first one was so high. Don’t miss it! We’ve got a ton of things to look at, so without further ado, let’s get to it! A friendly reminder that our Spring YouTube channel is awesome! There’s so much good stuff and it’s easy to get back to it. Just go to spring dot io dot video Are you using Spring Cloud Edgware? You should be aware that it’s now entering it’s EOL period, ending officially August 1st, 2019 The good Dr. Mark Pollack has just announced Spring Cloud Data Flow 1. 6 GA which contains a ton of new stuff including, task scheduling on PCF, dashboard improvements, Kubernetes support enhancements, app hosting tool, composed task runner security, DSL and deployment property parsing refinements, batch database schema and optimization Spring Boot legend Andy Wilkinson has just announced Spring Boot 2. 1. M1. This release includes servlet 4 support with Undertow 2. 0 and Tomcat 9. 0, a caches Actuator endpoint, support for querying an individual component’s health, support for profile expressions in multi-profile YAML documents and  Logback configuration. Spring Boot 2. 0. 4 available now Spring Boot 1. 5. 15 available now Spring Boot 1. x EOL Aug 1st 2019 Spring Security 5. 1. 0. M2 Released In the last 30 days, the wonderful community created over ONE MILLION Spring Boot projects at start dot Spring dot io. Congrats! Spring Data Ingalls SR14 and Kay SR9 released Spring Security 5. 0. 7 Released Spring Framework 5. 0. 8 available now Spring Data Lovelace RC1 available Spring Framework 5. 1 goes RC1 The Hackernoon blog has a nice post on ten tips required to become a rockstar Java developer in 2018 Good news from the security team (the best kind of good news!): Spring WebFlux Resource Server support for Spring Security is now in master! This InfoQ post on consumer driven contracts and consumer driven contract testing by Spring Cloud Contract lead Marcin Grzejszczak is the post you’ve always wanted Last week Google and Pivotal and others announced K-Native. Read this to understand what it is and why it matters. Java is more amazing every day. Check this out - a prototype of project Loom, which brings fibers and continuations to the JVM, is now available I love this post by our very own Mario Gray on setting up and customizing a login page with reactive Spring Security Check out the latest and greatest Spring Boot for Netbeans plugin, now compatible with Netbeans 9 voting candidate You know what goes well together like peanut butter and jelly? Pivotal and Google! Last week I joined Google’s Ray Tsang at the Google NEXT ’18 event here in sunny San Francisco and we talked about Bootiful Spring Cloud GCP. In it, we looked at the bootifulSpring Cloud GCP and we looked at the brave new world of Project Riff, KNative, and Spring Cloud Function. This is an interesting post on the DevOps vision of Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes https://twitter. com/springcentral/status/1022874592594075648 This is a nice slide-deck on adding Groovy code to existing Java code by Olga Maciaszek. Axon Framework 3. 3. - Introducing Subscription Queries This space gets more interesting by the day! Check out this post by Piotr Mińkowski which introduces smart contracts with blockchain with ethereum, Web3j and Spring Boot Spring Tool Suite tip ’of the day: did you know there’s a dark theme for Eclipse which you can use in Spring Tool Suite? This news is encouraging as it gets: the team at Oracle working on the reactive JDBC-like API, called ADBA, have decided to incorporate the reactive types in Java 9+, Publisher. Flow. They have hitherto resisted incorporating the Flow. Publisher types in the design of the reactive API. This was a pity since the Publisher. Flow types mirror, directly, the types in the Reactive Streams specification and are purpose built to support this use case. Check out our KNative release announcement! Andrew Hughes has put together a nice post over on the Okta blog on incorporating social logins in your Spring Boot 2. 0 applications This is an awesome post by Piotr Minkowski on using Cloud Foundry and Spring Cloudtogether. Well, this post [speaks specifically about Pivotal’s distribution, Pivotal Cloud Foundry, but, still. . This is a fascinating post on how Australia use Cloud Foundry to better deliver services to its users. This is a bit of a meta post, but I think still generally useful to developers who don’t otherwise have a stategy; it looks at how the Spring Data team does branching and what their development workflow is. Naučite Spring 5 LINK ZA NARUČIVANJE KNJIGE.  

It is almost impossible to count all the projects on GitHub and it is even more impossible to define which ones are the most outstanding. If we talk about Javascript, what was once incredibly innovative becomes old-fashioned in a couple of months. In order not to be buried under massive amount of projects to investigate, let’s have a look at the hottest Javascript projects on GitHub in 2016. 1. Vue. JS Vue. js is a 2016-winner with getting more than 25,000 stars and outflanking even React and Angular. It is a progressive and open-source framework used for building UI. Its core library focuses on view layer only which allows to easily integrate Vue. js with other libraries or projects. As well, Vue. js can handle single-paged applications in combination with modern tools. Vue. js has a few similarities to React, such as: use of a virtual DOM and provision of reactive and composable view components. Due to its simple core and incrementally adoptable stack, Vue. js is considered very versatile. 2. React React scored second on GitHub for the year 2016 and got our attention as well. We have already written a few articles on React and its comparison to Angular, so if you want to refresh your memory, click here. React is an open-source library that is used for the same purpose as Vue. js — for building user interfaces. It has gained great popularity and its users include such giants as Netflix, Buffer, Imgur and many others. With React, developers can create large web-applications and the data for these applications can change with time and does not require page reloading. React strives to be fast and simple and perfectly fits for applications with complex business logic. 3. Yarn Yarn differs from Vue. js and React, as it is a package manager for the code. Its main goal is allowing developers all over the world to securely and quickly share their code. Yarn uses so-called packages for code sharing and these packages contain all the code that is shared. Yarn would not get in top-3 on GitHub if it did not have a few very important features. This service is really fast: it parallelizes operations in order to maximize resource utilization, which speeds up the installation time. Yarn also keeps its security as priority and utilizes checksums for verifying the integrity of each package. Its additional feature is that Yarn is very reliable and it makes sure that an install will work on the other system in a same efficient way that it worked on your system. 4. Angular 2 Angular is another framework that we’ve covered in our blog. In comparison to React, you cannot say which one is better as both of them have pros and cons. Angular is supported by Google and thus is a great choice for apps built for Google. As well consider Angular if you need to get something done really fast — it suits well for quick and not very complex UI solutions. Among the features of this framework are code generation, code splitting and high productivity and performance. 5. Electron Number 5 in top-10 list is Electron — an open-source framework by GitHub. It is used to develop desktop GUI applications by using both frontend and backend components. Electron uses Chromium for the frontend and Node. js for the backend and thus allows building apps with HTML, CSS or JavaScript. It is also cross-platform and runs on Linux, Windows or Mac. 6. Create React App Create React App is a useful tool for quick start of React apps. You will not need to spend time on setting up the Webpack, Babel and tools because everything is already set. This allows developers to focus straight on the code and app business logic. Create React App is a CLI interface with base structure and it adds scripts for run, testing and build-up to package. json. Addition advantage is lack of webpack. config, overwhelming amount of *rc-files and correlations in package. json. 7. React Native This framework is used to build native iOS, Windows and Android apps with React. React Native utilizes same UI building blocks as iOS or Android apps and this is the reason your apps will be indistinguishable from the apps built with Java or Objective-C. In order to save your time, you don’t need to recompile while working in React Native. Instead, you can instantly reload your app. To give it an additional touch, React Native smoothly combines with components in Objective-C or Java. 8. Redux Redux is a predictable state container for apps in JavaScript. Using Redux will help you write apps that are consistent and run in various environments. What makes it stand out is live code editing feature that helps to expand your experience in development. Redux can be used either with React or with other view library. Redux helps in creating universal apps and does not allow viewers or network callbacks to write directly to the state (they rather express an intent to transform it). 9. Bootstrap Bootstrap is a free and open-source front-end web framework. It is different from other web frameworks as Bootstrap concerns itself only with frontend development. Bootstrap source code utilizes Less and Sass. Bootstrap contains HTML and CSS-based design templates along with JavaScript extensions. From version 2. 0, it supports responsive web design and 3. 0 supports Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer. 10. D3 D3. js is a JS library for document manipulation. It enables you to bind arbitrary data to a DOM and then apply the transformations to a document. D3 supports large data sets, allows code reuse and efficiently manipulates the documents based on data. To fulfill its functions, it uses HTML, SVG and CSS. We have looked at the top-10 JavaScript projects on GitHub for 2016 and there is no doubt more projects will appear soon. Follow DashBouquet newsto stay updated with latest news from IT industry. Written by Dmitry Budko ORIGINAL

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