Recently I ran across a missing method="post" in a <form ...> tag within a Thymeleaf template which was working despite an @PostMapping annotation of the SpringFramework on the controller method. I was wondering how this could happen and did some investigation. Hopefully this article gives a better chance for the next one who runs into this problem.
Working on a web application with SpringBoot and want your changes made in IntelliJ IDEA to be visible in the browser right away? Then this is for you:
Recently I’ve worked through the video course “The Complete Microservices with Spring Course” by MleTech Academy, LLC, which is an introduction to the most important Spring modules for building microservices.
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