In today’s digital era, offering seamless payment options is crucial for the success of online businesses. Stripe stands out as a comprehensive and flexible solution to accept payments online. This post will guide you step-by-step on how to create a simple and automated payment system using Stripe, ensuring a smooth checkout process for your customers.
In this blog post, we will lay the groundwork for achieving successful Stripe integration. This will involve creating a Stripe account, fetching the necessary API keys, and setting up our development environment. So, without further ado, let’s get started.
The LazyInitializationException is a common occurrence when using Hibernate. It typically happens when you access a lazy-loaded association outside of the persistence context in which it was loaded. I will show you how to prevent this exception without compromising the performance of your application. Through the lens of Spring Data, I will explain how to resolve this challenge with a handy annotation: @EntityGraph. Implementing this strategy allows you to optimize both for efficiency and effectiveness, avoiding one of the common pitfalls in Hibernate.
Do you know which version of Java is currently good to be used in production? Are you are aware that not all releases are supported in a long run? This post is a living document that will keep you updated on the recent Java releases, JDK providers and the level Read more…
Observable contract describes what assumptions are safe to make about interactions between an Observable and an Observer. Originally presented by Microsoft as a set of Rx design principles, it’s been formalised and captured in Rx documentation. This post highlights essential parts of the contracts and provides code examples for better Read more…
One of my previous posts about back pressure mentions a concept of an Observable without providing many details. This post is a deeper dive into how the Observer pattern is applied in the world of reactive programming. Observer Pattern: Pros and Cons First off, let’s have a look at the Observer Read more…