You can add to your blog @Aspect to add some Aspect-oriented programming to your project for example to handle Logging,
@EnableSwagger2 : to add swagger to your project and make some documentation for your API
-And about Dependency injection, there are some opinions that said using injecting by constructor is better than by @Autowired, what about you?
Hey Ahmed, thanks for the hints, both @Aspect and @EnableSwagger2 are important annotations! I am new myself to aspect oriented programming, but the concept is really interesting and I'll learn more about it myself in the future😀 As for the Swagger-docu, I have another post here that explains the annotation well: dev.to/pmgysel/log-capturing-app-w.... Finally, yes @Autowired is something I try to avoid and use constructor based dependency injection instead! I mostly just use @Autowired for test classes...
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Hey Ahmed, thanks for the hints, both
@Aspectand@EnableSwagger2are important annotations! I am new myself to aspect oriented programming, but the concept is really interesting and I'll learn more about it myself in the future😀 As for the Swagger-docu, I have another post here that explains the annotation well: dev.to/pmgysel/log-capturing-app-w.... Finally, yes@Autowiredis something I try to avoid and use constructor based dependency injection instead! I mostly just use @Autowired for test classes...