I’ve introduced you to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows LLM models to access data after the cut-off point or personal data using a common standard. There are many pre-built MCP servers available. If you want to build your own MCP server using Java,… Read More
Large Language Models (LLMs) or AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini, etc., are only trained on data up to a certain point in time, known as the cutoff point. For example, for ChatGPT at the time of writing this tutorial, its knowledge only extends to April… Read More
When defining API specs for RESTful APIs, there are some naming conventions that are best practices that you should follow to make these API specs consistent, intuitive, and easy to maintain. These principles are as follows: Use nouns instead of verbs when naming resources Instead… Read More
If your application uses Spring Framework 7 or later, you can now use the RestClient class to consume RESTful APIs. How exactly? Let’s find out in this tutorial! For example, I will create a new Spring Boot project version 4.0.0 or later, using the Web… Read More
Since version 7, Spring has introduced another way for us to register one or more beans at the same time in the Spring container using the implementation of the BeanRegistrar interface. How exactly? Let’s find out in this tutorial! I will create a Maven project:… Read More
