Introduction In previous posts, we introduced logging fundamentals in Spring Boot and covered basic and intermediate configurations for console and file logging. As we delve deeper into the realm of logging, this post focuses on advanced Logback configurations to address complex logging requirements. We’ll explore configuring sophisticated rolling policies, filtering logs, and integrating with external … Read more
Introduction In our previous post, we introduced the fundamentals of logging in Spring Boot, covering why logging is crucial and the basics of logging levels. Now, we take a step further to explore how to customize your logging configuration. Spring Boot provides a flexible logging framework that can be easily adjusted to suit your needs, … Read more
Introduction Logging is an essential aspect of software development, providing insights into what’s happening inside an application running in development or production. Effective logging practices help developers diagnose issues, understand application behavior, and improve performance. Spring Boot simplifies the logging process, allowing developers to focus more on building features rather than configuring logging infrastructure. This … Read more
Overview Recently, while working on a DynamoDB editing tool, I needed to improve the look of my editor. The JSON was all in one line and it’s hard to see the values/properties that way. It turned out, pretty print JSON is quite simple with JSON.stringify. Let’s see how to do that. The JSON.stringify function I’ve … Read more
Overview With NIO2, you can do things that aren’t available in the old IO. One of such things is you can watch file changes in certain directories. Let’s see how to do it in action. Watching file changes in directories using Java Let’s consider this code snippet: This code is quite straightforward. Essentially, it creates … Read more
Overview The find command is one of the most useful commands in Linux (for me). This cheat sheet serves as a reference so you (and I) can quickly find the correct command to get what we search. Basic usages of the find command This is the pattern of the find command: For example, I have … Read more