anchor.diff:  
   === REST Client
   
  -There is a client provided by Restlet. It is not easy to use, really. After having set the HTTPS properties (with a mix of standard and not), I had to use an interface with an annotated method (a resource-like interface) and wrap it with the client. Well, after all it's a client resource, not a simple HTTP client. I've found this approach a bit complicated.
  +There is a client provided by Restlet. It is not easy to use, really. After having set the HTTPS properties (with a mix of standard-or-not properties), I had to use an interface with an annotated method (a resource-like interface) and wrap it with the client. Well, after all it's a client resource, not a simple HTTP client. I've found this approach a bit complicated.
   
   === Security
   
  
positive.code: = A comparison of Microservices Frameworks
  :hp-tags: Tech, Microservices, REST
  
  Microservice is probably one of the most used term nowadays when speaking about software architecture. Although the underlying concepts aren't new, it is one of the biggest buzzword of the two last years.
  
  
negative.code:      
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  Linking is done using the spring-hateoas module instead of the handmade solution. Spring Boot uses Jackson for JSON serialization, but I didn't configure the "ignore unknown property" feature: it is disabled by default (hurray)!
  
  === HTTPS
  
  