Why is it worth to know the bean's lifecycle?
At the beginning of the presentation I'll define the lifecycle of Spring's beans. After that, I'll show how knowing this concept can be used in real use cases. I'll also share the issues I recently faced and how I finally resolved them.
If you need points:
- defining the lifecycle of Spring's beans,
- how knowing this concept can be used in real use cases,
- the issues I recently faced and how I finally resolved them.
Paweł Bogdan
Paweł Bogdan is a programmer from Krakow, born on the Polish-Lithuanian border. In his more than ten-year career, he took on many different tasks. He programmed in Python, wrote a PhD in mathematics, and lectured at Jagiellonian University. He's been experimenting with Scala lately. But it was on Java that he cut his teeth. From the beginning of his studies, he was interested in cryptography, which was reflected in the subject of his master's thesis and the subject of his classes. Paweł is the author of video courses, leading webinars, and stationary training. In his free time, he takes photos, rides a bicycle, and reads books.