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Scala Quick Start – Making Dropwizard configuration more Scala friendly
Travel very far with Dropwizard and Scala and you’ll eventually encounter a few obstacles. Here’s a solution to one of them, generating Scala collections when processing the configuration file Continue reading
Posted in Languages, Programming, Scala
Tagged dropwizard, microservices, quick start, rest services
Scala Quick Start – Developing a microservice with Dropwizard
You can make your Dropwizard microservices even more micro if you switch to Scala Continue reading
Posted in Languages, Programming, Scala, Uncategorized
Tagged dropwizard, microservices, quick start, rest services, sbt
Java Quick Start – JAX-RS RESTful services with CXF and TomCat
JAX-RS makes it pretty straightforward to build RESTful services in Java. In this quick start we create a simple-as-possible example with a little help from CXF and TomCat Continue reading
Posted in Java, Languages, Programming
Tagged cxf, jax-rs, quick start, rest services, spring