10 Design Tips for Java MicroServices Developers
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Ten concrete rules: prioritize runnable quickstarts, avoid the “wall of intertwined text,” and document token/key expiry behavior; organize code by package-per-domain (api/model/service/persistence) and prefer package-private modifiers for encapsulation to enable microservice extraction. Use Quarkus examples, emit Micrometer metrics and telemetry, return the received model object for easy debugging, implement toString and non-null checks, and follow saga/idempotency patterns for availability and safe retries.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:09Where does UI, UX, or CX in the context of Software Development Land?
- 10:39Security over Slyness - Entice Security over Slyness - Entice
- 12:49Support over Stumbling - Enter Support over Stumbling - Enter
- 17:08Sense over Summon - Engage Sense over Summon - Engage
- 18:39Safety over Setback - Engage Safety over Setback - Engage
- 22:07Statistics & Study over Speculation - Extend Statistics & Study over Speculation - Extend
- 39:57package com.acme.admin.User
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