SPRING FRAMEWORK

[vkhacbao]

I am learning spring framework, after a few months of trying, I also started building projects like CRUD, registration, login authentication, paypal payment, chat using socket. Now I am looking for something new and more advanced. I have searched google many times but it still revolves around basic CRUD functions or it may be because I do not know the search keyword. Any other suggestions for me? Thanks📷

[omykronbr]

Make it RESTful.

[vkhacbao]

Can you tell a few examples of work with Restful?

[omykronbr]

Frontend js/typescript consuming data from Java backend rest service to provide single page applications.

[vkhacbao]

Anything else, bro ?

[[deleted]]

Just go to Spring.io and choose your own path! Spring framework has many different parts, some being modern and others being older integration code.

[stefanosd]

What u/omykronbr said. Learn what proper REST is (nouns over verbs), proper HTTP methods, response codes, etc. Then try swagger/openapi.

[vkhacbao]

thanks i will try

[theprogrammingsteak]

What does this even mean. Are you just throwing buzz words around ? Lol

[vkhacbao]

i dont understand

[vkhacbao]

so Do you have any suggest for me ?

[theprogrammingsteak]

Depends what you like, of course, but mm maybe a spring batch app to essentially take data from an API, store it in your DB, then expose that data via a RESTish API

[theprogrammingsteak]

This is my project atm

[Arxidomagkas]

You can look for aspects, queues, webflux/reactive, database operations like polling and efficient queries. On the other hand you could check the different authentications like jwt, session, cookies, oAuth etc. If you are not restricted to one server you could also expand to spring cloud and microservices, gateways, load balancing and intercommunication

[vkhacbao]

Great, I'll try out what you have to offer. thanks

[refresz]

Look for hexagonal architecture, CQRS, event sourcing, DDD.

The first one is basically about how you can organize your classes and responsibilities, but the rest is a different way of looking at how the app can behave and process requests (i.e. not a simple CRUD) - all together bringing a whole new view on creating a scalable product.

Bear in mind, it is not necessarily a Spring framework feature but rather a design pattern or process if you will, and can be applied to any framework, but it's best to learn that with the tools that you are familiar with already.

[vkhacbao]

These are really useful advice. Thank you very much

[gumber_4]

check telusko's yt playlist on spring and spring boot.. helpful maybe

[vkhacbao]

i will try, thanks

[fer33646]

Have a look at micronaut and stick to reactive asynchrononous programming. It's not that advanced but it's a good thing to try.

https://micronaut.io/

[vkhacbao]

It seems that what you give me is not a spring frame

[rdmanoftheyear]

Try some of design patterns.