So prior to getting into Swift, I spent most of my time coding in either Java or Javascript, and there is one Java method that I need to use from time to time at work and that is String.replaceAll. So naturally when I started coding in Swift, one of the things that I was thought about was, does Swift have a String.replaceAll method? Well Swift does have a replaceAll method, its just called something else i.e. String.stringByReplacingOccurencesOfString. So the name is fairly logical and does make sense, its just that my brain was wired to replaceAll, prior to coming across this method.
In this post, you will see code samples for how to upload a file to AWS S3 bucket from a Java Spring Boot app. The code you will see here is from one of my open-source repositories on Github, called document-sharing. Problem Let’s say you are building a document sharing app where you allow your users to upload the file to a public cloud solution. Now, let’s say you are building the API for your app with Spring Boot and you are using AWS S3 as your public cloud solution. How would you do that? This blog post contains the code that can help you achieve that. Read more below, Upload to AWS S3 bucket from Java Spring Boot app - My Day To-Do (mydaytodo.com)
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