CRUD Operations with Rust Rocket SQLX with MySQL

This post shows how to use Rust Rocket SQLX for MySQL for basic CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete) operations. Prerequisites For Building the Rust Application Based on Rocket We used the following items for this post. Rust Stable –

IntelliJ Maven Malformed \uxxxx encoding

When working on Spring Boot projects – JPA, JDBC, or RESTful API, we sometimes encounter the error IntelliJ Maven Malformed \uxxxx encoding in Windows 10. The chances of this error popping up is very high when we work on multiple

Deploy MySQL in Kubernetes in Docker for Windows

This post will probably be for people who are new to Kubernetes but have worked with Docker. Also, this post oversimplifies some explanations of how things work to make the content more easily digestible. When we deploy MySQL in Kubernetes

Spring Boot JPA – Stored Procedure With Select Statement

Sometimes we need to reuse stored procedures when moving to Spring Boot JPA/ORM because they still serve their purpose. We wouldn’t want to reinvent things but reuse them instead. Although stored procedures traditionally do not return data, we can use

When to use the Java var keyword?

Have you worked on Java 8 for too long that you’ve forgotten about the newer versions of Java? That may still be the case for many projects, but some have already moved to Java 11. Others are also contemplating migrating

Quickly Create a Spring Boot JDBC Application

We can create a Spring Boot application that uses JDBC as quickly as making its JPA variant without hassle. But no doubt, JDBC applications are much faster than those relying on ORM technology. For many, the idea of a JDBC

Quickly Create a Spring Boot JPA Application

Creating a new Spring Boot application that uses JPA is easy, straightforward,  and does not involve complex configuration of any kind. You may have worked on other Spring Boot applications which you didn’t develop from scratch. Chances are those applications

Start Up Laravel Application by Running Roadrunner

Are you doubting the potential performance of the PHP application you’ve been building with Laravel Framework? As an interpreted language, PHP is slow. Factor in the apparent out-of-the-box slowness that we could attribute to the framework; your application could be