Guest post by Lorne Brinkman

By Ryan Peterson

Recently I came across a situation where I needed to be able to deserialize a decently complex custom domain object from JSON back into Java. The entity contained several collections of custom objects,[...]

By Joel Brinkman

By Justin Freeman

These days Spring has so many things in it that sometimes you miss something. The other day I came across a class called TransactionSynchronizationAdapter, and honestly I had no idea what it was. Once[...]

By Joel Brinkman

So, you have a Spring MVC application that uses Spring Security for authentication and authorization. While your application is probably buckling under the weight of its own awesomeness, you can't[...]

By Ryan Peterson

If you've been using Spring Security at all, then you're probably familiar with the PreAuthorize annotation, typically used in the following manner:

By Robert Hall

This post will introduce Confluence Blueprints and how to build them using a simple example. As with previous posts on Atlassian plugin development--here and here--this uses the Atlassian SDK to develop a[...]

By Thomas Behlau

The Atlassian tools Stash and Bamboo allow users to configure auto-merging of source code. In my next two blogs I will give some details about this feature and discuss some pitfalls. For this[...]

By David Wierbiki

Overview

Designers are often required to produce stunning screen concepts of mockups as well as screen wireframes on short notice, with an expectation of seeing results within hours and, if we’re[...]

By Justin Freeman

One of the more interesting developer tools I have come across is Google Maps API. It is very simple to use and incorporate into your web application if you need to specify a location or enable[...]