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Has anyone managed accounts through spring boot? 2017-06-11 04:43:01 Post No. 60856576
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Has anyone managed accounts through spring boot?
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The short version is that created a full stack web-facing application in Spring MVC that allowed an administrator to login and dynamically create blogposts via a plugin called TinyMCE.
Anyway, the account authorization / validation was managed through Hibernate and Spring Security. That, however, was when I was using Spring MVC. I'm now doing a volunteer thing where I'm basically doing the exact same project but I want to do it in Spring Boot.
You don't need to spoonfeed me information, but can anybody point in the right direction on how to get started? I haven't been able to really find good examples since Spring boot automates a lot of stuff that would be managed by the programmer manually.
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No one wants to use your shit software, bud.
You intermediary software vendors will be shelled off the face of the planet via AWS and Azure
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What the fuck are you talking about?
You either didn't even read my post or failed to understand it - but I guess that's what I get for posting on 4chan.
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