Spring Boot

Ah, the timeless classic in the world of software engineering – the production issue that decides to make its grand entrance on a Friday night. 🚨 One such incident happened last week.

Quartz is a feature-rich open-source Java library used to schedule jobs. The core components of this library are Job, JobDetail, Trigger, and Scheduler. The JobDetail is where the job definition lies.

Feign Client allows you to abstract the mechanics of calling a REST service. You need to configure and annotate the Feign Client interface to call a RESTful web service by making a simple Java method call.

I was listening to Uncle Bob Martin’s lecture on YouTube last night. His No ‘side-effects’ advice hit me and made me realize that I was doing something in my code that I shouldn’t be doing it that way.

I’m currently working on a microservices-based Spring Boot application, where I’m using Logback as my logging framework. The application is now running live on a remote server. Since I don’t have access to the server, I don’t get to see the logs when I want to see them or when there is some error.

We usually use if-else or switch statements to write our logical conditions in our code. There is nothing to worry about as long as your list of logical conditions is short.