Kotlin Coroutine Flow Tutorial
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Wayne
Flow is one of the features of Kotlin Coroutines. It allows a suspending function to return multiple values.
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Kotlin Coroutine Tutorial
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Kotlin’s coroutines are used to replace threads. They do not block threads, and they can be cancelled. Coroutine core helps you manage the number of threads.
Creating RecyclerView with Multiple View Type in Android
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When each row in a list is different, we need to create a ViewHolder for each row. Let’s see how to create RecyclerView with multiple ViewHolders.
Creating RecyclerView in Android
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When developing an App, it is often we need to display various lists. We can easily implement various lists with Android’s RecyclerView.
How to Use @Value in Spring Boot with Kotlin
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If your project is written in Java, you can use @Value(“${name}”) to get the value of my.food. However, if it is written in Kotllin, the above method will not work.
Spring Security JWT Authentication with Google Sign-In Explained
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This article will explain how to login with Google Sign-In on frontend, get an authorization code and pass it to a Spring Security backend. After backend verify with Google, pass JWT to frontend.
Spring Security OAuth Login with Google Sign-In Explained
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Take Google Sign-In as an example to show how to use Spring Security’s OAuth Login to integrate Google Sign-In.
Spring Security JWT Authentication with JPA and Springdoc Explained
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This article will explain how to implement JWT-Token-Based authentication in Spring Security. We will explain how to read username and password from JPA for login verification, how to generate JWT Tokens, and how to verify JWT Tokens.
Spring Security Form Login with JPA and Springdoc Explained
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This article will explain how to use Spring Security’s Form Login and how to integrate JPA. Finally, we will also explain how to integrate Springdoc.
Documenting Spring REST APIs Using Stringdoc-OpenAPI
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Springdoc integrates OpenAPI specification and Spring Boot. The difference between them is that Springdoc uses Swagger 3, while SpringFox uses Swagger 2.
