Nikhil SukhaniHibernate Lifecycle | States in Hibernate: Transient, Persistent, Detached, RemovedThe Hibernate life cycle consists of four main states: Transient, Persistent, Detached, and Removed. Each of these states represents a…Mar 21, 2023Mar 21, 2023
Nikhil SukhaniHibernate in Spring Boot: A Powerful Combination for Database InteractionWhat is Hibernate?Feb 18, 2023Feb 18, 2023
Nikhil SukhaniUnderstanding Pure and Impure FunctionsIn programming, a function is a piece of code that takes one or more inputs (called arguments) and produces an output. Functions are a…Jan 1, 2023Jan 1, 2023
Nikhil SukhaniThe Power of Stored Procedures: How to get the most out of your SQL QueriesWhat are stored procedures?Dec 31, 2022Dec 31, 2022
Nikhil SukhaniThe SOLID principles explained: A beginner’s guide to writing better codeSOLID is an acronym for five principles of object-oriented design, which were first proposed by Robert C. Martin (also known as Uncle Bob)…Dec 30, 2022Dec 30, 2022
Nikhil SukhaniMastering Exception Handling in Spring Boot using @ControllerAdvice and @ExceptionHandlerExceptions are an inevitable part of software development, and knowing how to handle them is an essential skill for any developer. In this…Dec 29, 20223Dec 29, 20223
Nikhil SukhaniMySQL vs PostgreSQL - Which RDBMS is right for your service?Both MySQL and PostgreSQL are widely used for web-based applications and for storing and managing data, and they are both powerful and…Dec 28, 2022Dec 28, 2022
Nikhil Sukhani@Transactional annotation in Spring BootThe @Transactional annotation is used to mark a method or a class as transactional, meaning that any database operations performed within…Dec 27, 20224Dec 27, 20224
Nikhil SukhaniDifference between @Service, @Component & @Repository annotations in Spring BootIn Spring Boot, the @Service, @Component, and @Repository annotations are used to mark Java classes as being part of the service layer…Dec 25, 20221Dec 25, 20221
