This post shows how to use the JUnit 5 feature to order test classes. This allows for running Spring Boot automated tests from unit tests to full integration tests, with the fastest tests running first. We explain how to configure JUnit with a ClassOrderer to ensure that each execution has a predetermined order. Read more →

After switching from Linux to MacOS, I found some limitations such as the lack of basic functions like cutting files, the inability to write to the NTFS file system, the difficulty to arrange each window on the desktop to my liking, the inability to create a file from the file explorer and the absence of native Docker on MacOS. However, performance, the fully integrated ecosystem, the great variety of available software and the integration with the various development ecosystems stand out. Read more →

Hibernate requires the configuration of a SQL dialect in order to generate appropriate SQL statements for the specified database type. The org.hibernate.dialect package contains many Dialect classes for various RDBMS. Read more →

In this article, we explore the benefits and best practices of using Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) as a goal-setting framework. OKRs provide a clear structure and focus for teams and individuals, helping them to align their efforts with the larger goals of the organization. By setting SMART objectives and tracking progress towards achieving them, teams can increase their productivity and work towards the goals that will drive the success of the organization. We also discuss the importance of effective communication and involving all relevant stakeholders in the process of setting and achieving OKRs. This article provides a comprehensive guide to implementing OKRs in your organization to maximize productivity and alignment. Read more →

Implementing a Cache with Spring is a fairly easy task, due to the ease of implementation. For this Spring provides us with a series of annotations that we will see in the rest of the tutorial. Read more →