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Name: barust

Type: User

Company: Technology of Business Processes

Bio: Project Manager and Java Back-End Developer

Location: Uzbekistan

Blog: https://www.facebook.com/barust.tbp/

barust's Projects

angular-spring-reactive-sample

Reactive RESTful API demos with Spring 5, Spring Boot 2, Spring Data Mongo Reactive, Spring Session and Angular 5

asodu-cloud-config-git-repo

Spring Cloud Config Server for ASODU Project

awesome

:sunglasses: Curated list of awesome lists

The FIWARE/TMForum Business API Ecosystem allows the monetization of different kind of assets (both digital and physical) during the whole service life cycle, from offering creation to its charging, accounting and revenue settlement and sharing

dddsample-core

This is the new home of the original DDD Sample app (previously hosted at sf.net)..

decjava

to be renamed when there's an actual name

demo-config-server

emc

emergency medical care

examples

Apache Kafka and Confluent Platform examples and demos

fin-sys

Enterprise Financial System

gallery-service

Test repo for Config Server

healthcare-prototype

This is the initial project of a series of health projects. The following projects are additions to the current and describe such topics as AI, IoT, Cloud Computing, Blockchain. The list of additions will be expanded as demand in new technologies. The author reserves the right to make the add-ons private.

hidden_proxy

A simple API that shows how,to use Hidden class to create proxies

intro-to-rxjava

Углубленный русскоязычный туториал по RxJava

jhipsterauthapp

kafka

Mirror of Apache Kafka

kmis

Project for medicine.

kotlin-fullstack-sample

Kotlin Full-stack Application Example

learn-java-12-programming

Learn Java 12 Programming, published by Packt

learnrxjava

A set of exercises to designed to teach developers Rx (Reactive Streams)

microservice-msf4j-recipeservice

Microservices (with MSF4J) Example

microservices-recipes-a-free-gitbook

“If you are working in an organization that places lots of restrictions on how developers can do their work, then microservices may not be for you.” ― Sam Newman