Java Weekly, Issue 643 | Baeldung

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1. Spring and Java

>> Distributed Cache Invalidation Patterns (foojay.io)
A pragmatic tour through distributed cache invalidation, with concrete Spring Boot + Redis code for each pattern. Good brushup.
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2. Technical & Musings

>> Making illegal state unrepresentable (frankel.ch)
A solid take on the classic make illegal states unrepresentable principle, walking through the idea across several languages. Types are still our first line of defense against bad data.
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3. Pick of the Week

>> How The Heck Does Shazam Work? (perthirtysix.com)
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