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Akka JWT with RSA (asymmetric encryption algorithm)
Alex Sükein
2020-10-02
In our previous post, we dived into JWT generation and validation with RSA in Spring. Now let’s see how to do the same in Scala with Akka.
#Akka
#jwt
#rsa
#Scala
Spring JWT with RSA (asymmetric encryption algorithm)
Alex Sükein
2020-09-25
Let's say we have an "auth server" that signs tokens for us and a "resource server" where we store some pretty sensitive data. We trust the auth server and we want to validate that the JWT we get indeed comes from that trusted auth server. In other words, how can we be sure that the guy who wants to detonate our printers is using a JWT that is from that very auth server?
#spring
#Java
#jwt
#rsa
Git in IDEA II. - Remote branches and correcting mistakes
Csaba Pálfi
2020-09-21
Welcome back to our series on the topic of utilizing GIT tools in IDEA - in this chapter we focus on: - taking advantage of stashing - keeping up with an updated remote base branch by rebasing - and correcting your mistakes by using amend commits and interactive rebases
#git
#idea
#jetbrains
Git in IDEA I. - Basics
Csaba Pálfi
2020-07-31
When it comes to developer tools, especially IDEs, JetBrains is one of the top contenders of the industry. Their IntelliJ-based IDEs offer a flexible, ergonomic, though sometimes performance heavy solution for the everyday developer. In this blog post series I'll focus on the version control system capabilities (especially Git and GitHub) of their latest IntelliJ IDEA (current release is 2020.1.2) which is one of our most common tools here at the Wanari Backend team.
#git
#idea
#jetbrains
Drawing pie charts on Google Maps - chasing the performance
Krisztián Martinkovics
2019-09-05
This post, unlike most of ours, will focus more on the problem, rather than on the solution. Nevertheless, you will get a solution, but it is pretty far from a nice one, so I would like to take this opportunity to "call out" any developer, who has a better solution with the same technological stack.
#Angular
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