CQRS in Java: Separating Reads and Writes Cleanly
The Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is a design method that segregates data access into separate services for …
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Mike LaSpina
1,677 viewsThe Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is a design method that segregates data access into separate services for …

Ricardo Mello
1,495 viewsIn this tutorial, we will learn to build an application in Kotlin that utilizes full-text search in a database containing thousands of …

Tim Kelly
1,072 viewsSpring Session MongoDB is a library that enables Spring applications to store and manage HTTP session data in MongoDB rather than relying on …

Luke Thompson
1,616 viewsThis is going to be a fun, practical tutorial demonstrating how to build a Java faceted full-text search API (like the ones powering sites …

Erik Hatcher
1,562 viewsFull-text search powers all of our digital lives — googling for this and that; asking Siri where to find a tasty, nearby dinner; shopping at …

Arthur Ribeiro
2,121 viewsThis tutorial walks you through both approaches — embedded documents and references — using plain Java POJOs and the MongoDB Java Sync …

Farhan Hasin Chowdhury
3,477 viewsIn this article, you will build a product catalog with orders. Products have names, prices, and stock quantities. Orders reference products …

Matteo Rossi
1,967 viewsCreating Non-Blocking Streaming Endpoints for High-Throughput Applications

Diego Freniche Brito
2,200 viewsIn this post, we'll write a Java Spring Boot REST API backend application without any frontend, that will store flash cards and decks in …

Ravindar Karampuri
2,711 viewsIn the production environment, in a MongoDB Atlas database, a collection contains massive amounts of data stored, including aged and current …