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This tutorial project explains spring-core concepts. Using Spring pure java configuration and annotations. support Dependency Injection for wiring Spring context bean with each other and many more.

  • Updated Feb 2, 2024
  • Java

A lightweight Spring-based payment system that uses Dependency Injection and the Factory Pattern to dynamically handle multiple payment methods like UPI, Credit Card, and Debit Card. It showcases clean, scalable design by eliminating conditional logic and making it easy to add new payment types with minimal changes.

  • Updated Apr 24, 2026
  • Java

A simple Spring Core project that demonstrates dependency injection and component-based architecture using a real-world hospital scenario involving Doctor, Patient, and Hospital objects. It showcases how Spring manages object creation, wiring, and relationships through annotation-based configuration for clean and maintainable code.

  • Updated Apr 18, 2026
  • Java

A lightweight Spring Core application demonstrating annotation-based configuration and dependency injection by linking Customer, Product, and Order objects through the IoC container. It highlights clean object wiring using @component, @Autowired, and AnnotationConfigApplicationContext to build a loosely coupled system.

  • Updated Apr 19, 2026
  • Java

this project it's not much be difference from the last once project that works about aop concept. (AspectJ Anotation) but this i use it for query one to many. it works good. i don't need to make method before update actor table. just use @before annotation for query edit_history table. (this case. modify scan components and allow all cross origin)

  • Updated Apr 15, 2025
  • Java

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