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Monthly Archives: March 2018


A thumbnail to represent the post Java 10: Testing the new release
Java 10 was released the past 20th of March following the new tight six-month release schedule. This version comes just after the Java 9 release on September 2017 and marks this past release obsolete. This post shows some of the new features available in Java 10.

Java 10: Testing the new release

2018-03-31 in Java / Legacy tagged Java / Java 10 by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Java 8 Streams: Convert List into Map
This post shows how to use Java Streams introduced in Java 8 to obtain a Map from a List using the method Collectors.toMap.

Java 8 Streams: Convert List into Map

2018-03-30 in Java tagged Collector / Java / Java 8 / List / Map / Streams by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Spring Data MongoDB: Custom repository implementation
In this post we'll see how to define custom spring-data repository methods and their implementation for a book repository in MongoDB and how to write unit tests to check this custom implementation.

Spring Data MongoDB: Custom repository implementation

2018-03-09 in Java tagged Java / MongoDB / Spring Framework / Spring Boot / Spring Data / Test / Testing by Marc Nuri
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