Angular – Add dynamic data to your blog using a Spring Boot backend and MariaDB
See how can start building a very simple Angular blog, backended by a Spring Boot Project and real dynamic data from MariaDB.
MariaDB
Database | MariaDB | MySQL | Spring Boot
Spring Boot Security Configuration, practically explained – Part4: Custom Authentication Provider for password verification via a stored procedure
This is the 4th in a series of posts which focuses on how we can create and use a CustomAutenticationProvider and use it with a password verification stored procedure.
Salts and UUIDs for your MariaDB/MySQL databases
A concise post presenting practical implementation of UUIDs and Salts with MariaDB/MySQL Databases.
Database | MariaDB | MongoDB | MS SQL Server | MySQL | PostgresSQL
Salts and UUIDs for your Databases – Intro
An introductory post about Salts and UUIDs that can be implemented and used with your Database.
Database | MariaDB | MongoDB | MS SQL Server | MySQL | Oracle | PostgresSQL
The database command-line tools you can add to your dev environment without database installation
This post is about the command-line tools that are officially supported by the major databases. Each one of those tools is shipped as part of the corresponding database installation package. However, here will see how we can obtain and install them as a stand-alone-tools, without the respective database installation.
Custom Validation in Spring Boot best explained – Part 2
This is the 2nd part (the 2nd case example) of how to implement a custom validation in Spring Boot. In this Post we proceed with the implementation of a “master-details” custom validation example, as we’ve mentioned at the beginning.
Custom Validation in Spring Boot best explained – Part 1
In this post, we focus on a common case, when we have to check if a value in a JSON field, passed in the body of a POST request, is one of the values provided in an array we define.
Installing and Using MariaDB via Docker
manager. Here, I present shortly, how you can install it via Docker.
Synology NAS Server – Inspecting L(E)AMP stack environment for hosting your WordPress site(s)
There is no doubt that a Synology NAS server is quite a good choice to host on your own, your WordPress sites for the real world. Here, we make a quick-pass tour of the key tools and their environment in a Synology NAS server.
Install phpMyAdmin (5.0.4.) on macOS
‘phpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web’.