In this tutorial, you will learn how to use change the background color of the top App Bar in Flutter. To change the background color of the AppBar widget in Flutter, we use its backgroundColor property. AppBar( backgroundColor: Colors.red ), // AppBar Below is a very simple Flutter app example, that uses the above code snippet…
Read More Changing AppBar Background Color in FlutterIn this tutorial, I am going to create a very simple Flutter app and run it on both, iOS and Android simulator. To be able to create even a very simple Hello World app in Flutter, you will need to have Flutter SDK installed on your computer. If you have not done so yet, then…
Read More Hello World App in FlutterThis tutorial will teach you how to start your Spring Boot Web application on a different port number. Read the following tutorial to learn how to start your Spring Boot application on a random port number. By default, if no port number is configured, our Spring Boot Web application will start on port number 8080.…
Read More Start Spring Boot Application on a Different Port NumberThis tutorial will teach you how to configure your Spring Boot application to log messages to a file. Specify File Path To make your application log messages to a file, you will need to configure a couple of new properties in the application.properties file. logging.file.path=/path/to/a/file logging.file.name=log.txt You might also need to enable a specific logging level…
Read More Log to File in Spring BootIn this short tutorial, I am going to share with you how to switch your Spring Boot application, at runtime, to use a different logging level. Set Logging Level for a Package in Your App Suppose we have a Spring Boot Application with the following method in a Rest Controller class. @RestController @RequestMapping(“/users”) public class…
Read More Switch Logging Level in Spring Boot at RuntimeIn this short tutorial, you will learn how to configure the /logout functionality in your Spring Boot Web application that uses OAuth2 Social Login. To learn how to implement the OAuth2 Social login feature, please check the following tutorial: Spring Security OAuth 2 Social Login. Configure HttpSecurity Applications that use Spring Security and OAuth2 Social login…
Read More Spring Security OAuth 2 Social LogoutIn this tutorial, you will learn how to add a Social Login(OAuth 2) feature into your Spring MVC Web application. This will allow users to login to your application with their social network accounts like Facebook, Google, or other large services that support OAuth 2 like for example GitHub. Spring Security 5 offers very good…
Read More Spring Security OAuth 2 Social LoginIn this short tutorial, you will learn how to read an ID Token in your Spring Boot Web Application @Controller class. The ID Token is a security token that is issued by the Identity Provider Server and it contains information about the currently authenticated user. For example, from the ID token, you can get the…
Read More Reading OAuth2 ID Token in Spring MVCIn this tutorial, you will learn about the main difference between the “mvn package” and “mvn install” commands. As well as how to use both commands on your computer. “mvn package” vs “mvn install” The main difference between the “mvn package” and “mvn install” commands is that mvn package command will compile the source and will package it in its…
Read More Difference Between “mvn package” and “mvn install”Swift provides powerful tools for comparing and equating custom objects using the Comparable and Equatable protocols. In this tutorial, we will explore how to use the Comparable protocol to compare custom objects based on their properties, and the Equatable protocol to determine whether two objects are equal. By the end of this tutorial, you will…
Read More Comparable Protocol: How to Compare Custom ObjectsIn this tutorial, you will learn how to get the currently authenticated principal user UserId value from the JWT access token generated by Keycloak. UserId in JWT The userId value will be stored under the “sub” key in the JWT access token generated by Keycloak. Below is an example of a decoded JWT access token containing…
Read More Get UserId from Keycloak JWT Access TokenIn this tutorial, you will learn how to implement the Singleton design pattern in Swift. Introduction to Singleton Design Pattern The Singleton design pattern guarantees that only one object of a class will exist in a system. This is done in Swift by creating a class with a private initializer. The private initializer ensures that…
Read More Singleton Class in SwiftIn this tutorial, you will learn how to create a new class in Swift. After learning the basics of creating classes in Swift, you can dive deeper and learn how to implement a Singleton pattern in Swift, and create a class that has only one instance throughout your project. Alright, so let’s begin by declaring…
Read More Create a New Class in SwiftIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use @AuthenticationPrincipal annotation to get the Jwt object containing the details of a provided in HTTP Request access token. When we send a request containing an access token in the Authorization header, behind the scenes, Spring Framework will do a lot of work and if all is good,…
Read More @AuthenticationPrincipal – Getting the Jwt ClaimsIn this tutorial, you will learn how to refresh OAuth 2.0 access token using the Refresh Token OAuth 2.0 Grant Type. To learn how to use other OAuth 2.0 grant types, please check out the following tutorials: Client Credentials Grant Type with Keycloak, OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant example, PKCE Verification in Authorization Code Grant,…
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