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Understand Spring Boot Profiles
- Spring Boot allows creating profile-specific property overrides, enabling environment-based configuration.
- The priority of each property file is determined by the loading order.
- By using property-based beans and conditional bean creation, developers can control which beans are created and when.
- @ConfigurationProperties is recommended for structured and complex configurations, providing more scalability than @Value.
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TypeScript Utility Types: Useful types
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: Makes All Properties of an Object Optional - Required
: Makes All Properties of an Object Required - Pick
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Java News Roundup: JDK 25 Schedule, Spring 7.0-M4, Payara Platform, JobRunr 7.5, Jox 1.0, Commonhaus
- This week's Java roundup for April 14th, 2025 includes highlights such as the JDK 25 release schedule, Spring Framework 7.0-M4, Payara Platform April 2025 edition, JobRunr 7.5.0, Jox 1.0.0, and Kroxylicious joining Commonhaus.
- Oracle released JDK versions 23.0.2, 21.0.6, 17.0.14, 11.0.26, 8u441, alongside eight JEPs elevated to Candidate status in the OpenJDK ecosystem.
- JDK 25's schedule includes Rampdown Phases, Release Candidates, and General Availability dates, with bug reporting encouraged via the Java Bug Database.
- BellSoft released CPU patches and PSU versions for Liberica JDK alongside Spring Framework 7.0.0 and Spring for GraphQL 1.4.0 updates.
- Payara's April 2025 release features Community and Enterprise Edition upgrades, while Micronaut, JobRunr, Jox, and Micrometer also introduced notable updates and improvements.
- The Commonhaus Foundation welcomed Kroxylicious, emphasizing its aim to support open source projects and frameworks in the software development community.
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Use Case Matchups: Native vs Framework by Project Type
- Mobile Apps: Choose native for long-term, high-performance apps, and frameworks for MVPs and fast cross-platform delivery.
- CLI Tools: Use native for performance or distribution, and frameworks for internal scripts, tools, or one-off automation.
- Backend APIs & Microservices: Native is ideal for performance-critical APIs or infra tools, while frameworks are suitable for most web apps, admin dashboards, and MVPs.
- Embedded & IoT: Native is recommended for full hardware control, while frameworks are good for early experimentation or teaching.
- Desktop Apps: Use native or Tauri for lightweight, efficient tools, and Electron or Flutter for fast delivery or cross-platform GUI apps.
- Web Frontends: Vanilla JS/TS is suitable for small/static projects or learning, while frameworks like React, Svelte, and Vue are best for anything interactive, team-based, or scale-ready.
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HTTP vs HTTPS: Why Website Security Matters
- 85% of Users Abandon 'Not Secure' Websites—Here’s Why HTTPS Is Non-Negotiable
- HTTP vs. HTTPS: A Matter of Security & Survival
- Browser Blocking – Chrome/Firefox now block HTTP pages with forms.
- The Web Is Moving to HTTPS—Don’t Get Left Behind
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💡 How I Built e-clock.top: A Minimalist Online Clock with Extra features
- e-clock.top is a minimalist online clock with extra features.
- The clock includes a fullscreen digital display, alarm with snooze, timer with custom inputs, stopwatch, date display, and dark theme.
- It can be accessed from any device and does not require logins.
- Future improvements include more customization options, better alarm sounds, and a productivity tips blog.
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How to solve CORS error while fetching an external API? (Solution Explained)
- To solve CORS error while fetching an external API, you can either move the request to a server you control or use a CORS proxy.
- Moving the request to your backend server: Set up an endpoint on your backend server that makes the request to the external API and then serve the response to your frontend.
- Using a CORS proxy: Forward the browser request to a CORS proxy that fetches the external API, adds the missing Access-Control-Allow-Origin header, and returns the response to the browser.
- In both approaches, the solution bypasses the CORS restrictions by ensuring the response from the external API includes the necessary Access-Control-Allow-Origin header.
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async and defer in
- The async attribute in the