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Is that factory design pattern?
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Love your videos! I think we can go further by setting Enums and putting the enum to the bean name in every implementation so it is going to be more scalable if a typo happens
I prefer to create a class called Resolver, and in my interfaces, I have a method that returns an enum class. So, in the Resolver class, I just filter over the collection of interfaces by the enum type value.
great video ❤
you always bring such amazing content really appreciate that please bring such more videos and as i earlier requested please make a video on how to create a role based authentication without any endpoint and method level security purely using token parsing in nginx and from token a db call for endpoint saved in db with a required slug if it matches then request forworded to microservice for which it is requested
Just to add : This is what strategy design pattern is. Have been using this from last couple of years.
Good one!😊 thanks!
I have also used it before 3 years for notification service implementation.
Thanks 😊
We can use abstract factory patterns too for this
Thanks a lot
Thanks, looks like upgraded strategy design pattern
I think we can use Strategy pattern here
Hey Basant- can you shows us how to use enum to do the sum? Map solution is not elegant in this case. Using enum for this pattern is better choice.
Good video. I have a query, if I want to load a class outside the spring context ay run time. I have used class loader, but is there any better approach.
Which is the minimum spring boot version to support this feature?
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