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Creating Spring Boot MVC application with AWS DynamoDB in 10 mins

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AWS DynamoDB DB is a serverless NOSQL database. You can understand how to build a spring boot Java web MVC application (Game Leaderboard) reading a AWS DynamoDB in 10 mins. Source of the demo code: https://github.com/babysteps-topro/spring-mvc-dynamodb Command to run the project: mvn spring-boot:run Video explain the table design: https://youtu.be/V0GtrBfY7XM Prerequisite: Install the AWS CLI: https://youtu.be/pE-Q_4YXlR0 Video explain the how to create the table: https://youtu.be/sBZIVLlmpxY

Lightweight Web Application Framework : PrimeFaces (JSF) + Guice + MyBatis (PART1)

Recently, my friend asks me how to build a lightweight java web application. Many Java web developer would choose Spring and hibernate to build a traditional web application. However, it may not be lightweight enough. I suggested him try to use Guice and MyBatis to build the application framework. Although Spring is more feature-riched than Guice, I admitted that Guice is more lightweight and easier to use. MyBatis is also a lightweight SQL map framework. It can integrate with Guice framework very well. Here, I will try to set up a simple web application with PrimeFaces, Guice and MyBatis. I hope that my friend could learn how to do it. :) Using MyFaces and PrimeFaces in presentation layer. Integrate MyFaces and PrimeFaces is simple. Just simply get the JARS file from MyFaces website and PrimeFaces website . For MyFaces, just add the following sample configuration into your web.xml. <display-name>TestGuice</display-name> <context-param> <param-name&g