Code samples used during my presentation for @SvitlaSystemsIn about Concurrency control in REST API with Spring Framework:
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Read MoreCode samples used during my presentation for @SvitlaSystemsIn about Concurrency control in REST API with Spring Framework:
Read More@AmishKhatri @jfuturedev Sure:
Read MoreIf someone is congratulating you on deploying stuff on prod with 1h-long downtime - both of you have a problem with understanding what quality means these days in software development
Read MoreRT @SvitlaSystemsIn: Together with @bartekslota we'll model and implement REST API, fully supporting an optimistic locking mechanism accord…
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