Article originally posted on my personal website under Building a REST API in Play Framework. Sample requests can also be found there When building web applications, REST has become the most widely used

Article originally posted o my personal website under How to securely store the password using a salt and pepper In a previous article I wrote how to securely store a password in the database. The article

Article originally posted on my personal website under Using JWT in Java A useful feature of a web application is the possibility to authorize a client to access certain features of the app. Once

I haven't changed jobs for about 4 years and I decided that it was time for either a change, or a substantial increase in my pay at the current company. I wasn't set on leaving my current job, but it is

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Article originally posted on my personal website at How to organize your web project It is easy to get carried away and just write code. The code may even work as intended but trust me that, in 6 months

When working on LOGaritmical, I initially had my primary keys defined as UUIDs. I took this approach for two reasons: security and to avoid collisions even when there are many rows. My initial reasoning

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Almost all websites require a form in one way or another. It can be as simple as a search field or a more complex form with many inputs and validation mechanisms. Either way, the main principles are the

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One of the most powerful features introduced in Java 8 was Lambda Even though at first it may not seem much, the new functionality speeds up both coding and execution in many cases, if used correctly.

When creating the database structure it is important to make sure that each row in a table has a unique ID so that it can be easily indexed, retrieved, and manipulated when needed. The most common methods