by Greg Turnquist | Aug 26, 2014 | book, learning spring boot, spring boot, spring security
This Thursday I’ll be submitting the first draft for Chapter 5 – Securing Your App with Spring Boot inside Learning Spring Boot. If you have no experience with Spring Security, then I hope you’ll enjoy this chapter. Security by itself is a complex...
by Greg Turnquist | Aug 12, 2014 | asciidoctor, spring boot
In the past week, I have focused on porting the Spring Data Evans release train to asciidoctor. It has been joyous and torturous. The joy is moving away from docbook and towards asciidoctor. The torture is dealing with all of docbook’s idiosyncrasies and the...
by Greg Turnquist | Aug 8, 2014 | book, learning spring boot, spring boot, spring security
Yesterday afternoon, I bundled up Chapter 4, Data Access with Spring Boot for Learning Spring Boot and shipped it off to Packt Publishing. They were happy to receive it on time. Then I saw Spring Boot release version 1.1.5.RELEASE. I just updated all my source code to...
by Greg Turnquist | Jul 22, 2014 | book, learning spring boot, spring boot, spring data
I’ve gotten things moving quickly with chapter 4 of Learning Spring Boot. The general idea is that I want to show how to get off the ground super fast using Spring Boot and H2 as an in-memory database. Give the user the tools to either load up some sample data...
by Greg Turnquist | Jun 30, 2014 | debug, learning spring boot, spring boot
Last Friday, I submitted the 1st draft for Chapter 2: Quick Start with Java inside Learning Spring Boot. In that one, I walk through the detailed steps of crafting an app that scans for open issues against multiple GitHub repos using several Spring projects. With that...
by Greg Turnquist | Jun 21, 2014 | asciidoctor, book, learning spring boot, spring boot
Last night, I finished up the last bits of chapter 2’s first draft. I like to knock out a chapter in the rough and then go through it, applying bits of polish. For me, it’s always easier to polish something that already exists. My biggest concern was the...