Yes, the percentage in the title is totally random and not accurate. Still, a lot of your boilerplate code on these project can be generated automatically [if you start from an existing database] :3
Let’s start from the finish: if you use this method for code generation starting from an existing database, your JAVA — JPA — SPRING boot project will look like this:
======> LINK TO a GITHUB PROJECT <=====
If you don’t like it do not read any further, just close the article already. Otherwise, go on and have fun.
Give your project a nice name and a good to read packaging structure, select the following dependencies, download the ZIP extract it and open it in your favorite IDE. …
They found the hanging body on a sunny Monday afternoon. The screen was still displaying the last assigned task regarding a bug fix — misty, convoluted sentences without significance.
In the career of a developer this is a common part: the will to take an end to our pain. Suicide is never the answer — maybe we can reduce suffering related to bug fixing tasks using HAR files.
Content of the story:
In the next six sections there is my point of view about the 6 main DOWNSIDES of microservices development — and what I think could be done to reverse some of them to UPSIDES.
Using GIT from command line works best for simple and familiar operations.
We can make more GIT CLI commands simple and familiar using GIT aliases.
Using aliases, we can avoid remembering all the syntax needed and type less characters to do manifold tasks.
TL;DR You can find my aliases on this GitHub GIST. You can simply copy the “alias” section and go with the flow. Continue reading to have a brief summary about each command and to know how to configure a git alias.
You can install one alias at a time using the command:
git config --global alias.{aliasName} '{command}'
The second (and best) way is to edit the file named .gitconfig …