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Marc is an open-source enthusiast and software developer.

Currently, Marc is working as a principal software engineer at Red Hat in the Developer Tools team focusing on Java.

Free Open Source Software

At Red Hat, he is leading the development efforts of two free open source projects:

Eclipse JKube: Tools and plugins to help Java developers to deploy their applications to Kubernetes and OpenShift.
Fabric8 Kubernetes Client: A Java client for Kubernetes and OpenShift.

On his free time, Marc is also a contributor to open source in general. Check his GitHub profile to see some of his contributions.

Books

Besides writing this blog, Marc is also a published author. He has written a book about Quarkus and React with Packt Publishing.

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Full Stack Quarkus and React

Create and deploy standalone, fully functional, web applications using Quarkus and React

Get in touch

Are you interested in collaborating or learning more about Marc?

Check his LinkedIn profile or send him a direct message on one of his social networks, preferably LinkedIn.

This post shows how to solve the scoped bean injection problems that arises when injecting a Prototype scoped Bean into a Singleton scoped Bean. It shows the different approaches to solve the problem and the advantages and disadvantages for each of them.

A thumbnail to represent the post Spring Bean Scopes: Singleton with Prototypes — This post shows how to solve the scoped bean injection problems that arises when injecting a Prototype scoped Bean into a Singleton scoped Bean. It shows the different approaches to solve the problem and the advantages and disadvantages for each of them.

Spring Bean Scopes: Singleton with Prototypes

2018-05-11 in Java tagged Bean / Java / Scopes / SOLID / Spring Framework / Spring Boot / Testing by Marc Nuri

Blog post showing the different Scopes available in Spring Framework with code demonstrating the use of each of them. Tests included.

A thumbnail to represent the post Spring Bean Scopes: Guide to understand the different Bean scopes — Blog post showing the different Scopes available in Spring Framework with code demonstrating the use of each of them. Tests included.

Spring Bean Scopes: Guide to understand the different Bean scopes

2018-04-30 in Java tagged Bean / Java / Scopes / Spring Framework / Spring Boot / Testing by Marc Nuri

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.

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

This post shows how to use Java Streams introduced in Java 8 to obtain a Map from a List using the method Collectors.toMap.

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

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.

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 / Testing by Marc Nuri

When running a static code analysis tool or inspecting/analyzing your code from your IDE, you may have encountered the following warning regarding your @Autowired fields: Field injection is not recommended. This post shows the alternatives to field injection and how to avoid this warning.

A thumbnail to represent the post Field injection is not recommended – Spring IOC — When running a static code analysis tool or inspecting/analyzing your code from your IDE, you may have encountered the following warning regarding your @Autowired fields: Field injection is not recommended. This post shows the alternatives to field injection and how to avoid this warning.

Field injection is not recommended – Spring IOC

2018-02-21 in Java tagged Dependency Injection / Inversion of control (IoC) / Java / SOLID / Spring Framework by Marc Nuri

How to use a docker + systemd only approach to deploy containers as Linux services without the need for third party tools or complex deployment descriptors.

A thumbnail to represent the post Docker container as a Linux system service — How to use a docker + systemd only approach to deploy containers as Linux services without the need for third party tools or complex deployment descriptors.

Docker container as a Linux system service

2017-12-28 in Operations tagged DevOps / Docker / Linux / Portainer / Service / Systemctl / systemd by Marc Nuri

How to serve an Angular (>2) using Spring Boot as the Backend, and a Gradle script to perform automated build and deploy tasks both for Spring and Angular.

A thumbnail to represent the post Angular + Spring Boot integration using Gradle — How to serve an Angular (>2) using Spring Boot as the Backend, and a Gradle script to perform automated build and deploy tasks both for Spring and Angular.

Angular + Spring Boot integration using Gradle

2017-07-24 in Java / Front-end tagged Angular / Backend / Build / CI / Frontend / Gradle / Initializr / Java / JavaScript / Spring Framework / Spring Boot by Marc Nuri

Learn how to run a PostgreSQL server on Windows without installation and how to manage it as a service.

A thumbnail to represent the post Windows: How to run PostgreSQL without installation (portable) — Learn how to run a PostgreSQL server on Windows without installation and how to manage it as a service.

Windows: How to run PostgreSQL without installation (portable)

2017-01-08 in Operations tagged Windows / PostgreSQL / Database / Service by Marc Nuri

Using EclipseLink as the persistence JPA provider in Spring applications. This tutorial shows how to configure Spring-Boot application to use EclipseLink.

A thumbnail to represent the post Spring Data JPA + EclipseLink: Configuring Spring-Boot to use EclipseLink as the JPA provider — Using EclipseLink as the persistence JPA provider in Spring applications. This tutorial shows how to configure Spring-Boot application to use EclipseLink.

Spring Data JPA + EclipseLink: Configuring Spring-Boot to use EclipseLink as the JPA provider

2015-12-07 in Java tagged Apache Tomcat / Eclipse / EclipseLink / Hibernate / JDBC / JPA / Spring Boot / Spring Data / Spring Framework / Tomcat by Marc Nuri

This tutorial shows how to backup or migrate your IMAP e-mail account from one server to another. Including incremental periodic backups.

A thumbnail to represent the post Incremental E-Mail backup and migration using mnIMAPSync — This tutorial shows how to backup or migrate your IMAP e-mail account from one server to another. Including incremental periodic backups.

Incremental E-Mail backup and migration using mnIMAPSync

2015-11-25 in Java / Tools tagged Backup / E-Mail / Mail / Migration / Open Source / Tutorial by Marc Nuri

Tutorial that shows how to run Apache Tomcat and Apache HTTP simultaneously on the same server listening to port 80. Uses mod_proxy.

A thumbnail to represent the post Running Apache Tomcat and Apache HTTPD on port 80 simultaneously — Tutorial that shows how to run Apache Tomcat and Apache HTTP simultaneously on the same server listening to port 80. Uses mod_proxy.

Running Apache Tomcat and Apache HTTPD on port 80 simultaneously

2015-11-15 in Java tagged Apache / Apache HTTP / Apache Tomcat / Application / Connector / HTTP / Java / Server / Tomcat / Web / www by Marc Nuri