Example Spring Boot and WebFlux (Reactive Web) with Spring Security and JWT for token Authentication and Authorization
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Example Spring Boot and WebFlux (Reactive Web) with Spring Security and JWT for token Authentication and Authorization
This repository is contains spring-boot 2 / spring framework 5 project examples. Using reactive programming model / paradigm and Kotlin
Spring 5 Reactive WebClient and WebTestClient Demo
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JUnit 5 Quick Start Guide and collection of examples for frameworks used in conjunction with JUnit 5
This is web application, micro-stackoverflow, built with Spring MVC 5, Hibernate 5, AOP and Spring Security etc . Unregistered user can search for questions and look into details including answer however registered member can post questions and answers.
This is a simple experiment to test Spring 5's Webflux Module's Functional Programming Model interaction with the Reactiverse reactive-pg-client.
Awesome modern reactive non-blocking java web apps by using best framework ever!
this repository is containgn modern spring 5 web application which is using reactive spring webflux and spring data redis. docker-compose, gradle, spring-boot, spring-data, redis, spring data-redis, spring-mvc, spring 5, webflux
Example of integration testing in Spring 5 with WebFlux
this repository contains a very simple spring webflux examples. spring 5, spring-webflux, functional spring reactive programming model, reactor, spring reactive web-client, gradle
Microservices API Reactive Non-Blocking Java 8 Spring 5 mongodb
Sandbox project to work with Spring 5.0 and Co. features
Demo of spring-boot-webflux. Both REST and websocket streaming as documents are added to a MongoDB collection.
JDBC-Template DAO app that modulates structure of educational institution
Simple event-sourcing java implementation using spring-boot, jpa, etc...
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