The OWASP Top 10 (Open Web Application Security Project) is a standard awareness document for web applications security. It is globally recognized by developers as the first step towards more secure coding. In this article, we’ll explore the top 10 risks, understand why they’re dangerous, and where applicable look at Read more…
The Routine App is an ambitious project aimed at creating a productivity tool while showcasing advanced software development skills. This article outlines the primary goals, and key features of the Routine App, setting the foundation for the entire development process. This case study will take you through the entire process Read more…
This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of API Gateways, their benefits, and practical implementation strategies, with a focus on Java-based solutions. Introduction An API Gateway is an abstraction layer representing a single entry-point for a system providing multiple services. In the world of microservices and distributed systems, API Read more…
Here is a quick introduction on how to create a Spring Boot web app. For this tutorial, I use Spring Tools 4 for Eclipse. Spring Boot Spring is a flexible framework with a lot of components that can be configured to be used by you Java applications. SpringBoot is a Read more…
This article shows how to quickly build a web application using the Spring Tools Suite. For this tutorial, I use Spring Tools 4 for Eclipse, where I initialize projects using Eclipse wizards. Spring Boot Web Application Spring has a lot of components, and SpringBoot is a convention over configuration approach Read more…
To back up a WordPress website, you need to backup two components: database: posts, pages, categories, comments, users, plugin data, etc. filesystem: media, plugins, files, etc. Here we see how to backup and restore a WordPress instance via command line both in pure-bash fashion and also wordpress is running on Read more…
Installing MongoDB on Windows. Download MongoDB from its download page, and install it. I chose to install in C:\opt\MongoDB\Server\3.2. Create a folder for database and a folder for logs. Then create a mongod.cfg to represent this data. In my case, I put all under a new C:\data\ directory. And this is the Read more…
This post explains the JSDT projects structure, and it is the result of my direct experience. This page serves also as part discussion for JSDT developments. Kudos -all to those who comment and leave constructive feedback: here and on JSDT bugzilla. [486037, 477020] By reading this article you will be able to understand where the Read more…
This post is about my experience in setting up a JSDT development environment. (see also wiki.eclipse.org/JSDT/Development) Setting up JSDT There are several ways to setup JSDT development environment. A good one is having an Eclipse Installation for development (IDE) and an Eclipse Installation as Target Platform (TP) . IDE : PDE, GIT, XML and Read more…
This post follows up the mailing list discussion on [ide-dev] about Ctr-1driven development in Eclipse. Default XML Editor As first thing, I suggest to put the current WTP XML editor as default editor in Eclipse SDK. It might be that someone wants a lighter, streamlined XML editor, but I’m pretty sure Read more…