An example of Spring Boot application that reads its logging configuration from a Spring Cloud Configuration Server. This project generates Java 8 bytecode, though requires Java 11 for compilation.

Orthogonality is a concept often used to describe modular and maintainable software, but it’s more easily understood by way of a case study. In this article, Jens Dietrich demystifies orthogonality ...

An example of Spring Boot application that reads its logging configuration from a Spring Cloud Configuration Server. This project generates Java 8 bytecode, though requires Java 11 for compilation.

When developing Java applications, it is easy to get used to invoking logging on the provided logger via its log level-specific methods. For example, Log4j‘s Logger provides methods such as ...