No language is perfect for every use case, but Scala brings a lot of advantages. Let's go over some of its more desirable features and when to consider Scala.
If you are dealing with money or precision is a must, use BigDecimal. Otherwise, Doubles tend to be good enough. Let's dive into this concept a little more.
In this final part of our microservices architecture series, we will learn to enable a Eureka Naming Server and allow the microservices to communicate with it.
See how Java 10 is preparing to more fully embrace immutability, or at least unmodifiability, through methods aimed at making it more understandable to devs.
Learn how to create a VM image that can be run locally to provide a local NFS mount that transparently transfers files copied to the mount to an S3 bucket.
It's simple to build a career recommendation engine with Neo4j. Learn how to do so based on what technology a developer knows, how advanced they are, and where they live.
This simple example shows how to use Eureka as a service registry for Spring Boot microservices, and what this would look like when deployed in Docker containers.
The best in class for improving time partitioning is pg_partman and today, we'll dig into getting time partitioning set up with your Citus database cluster using pg_partman.
In the world of testing, two frameworks are often compared to one another: JUnit and Spock. We take a look at both to help see which one might be right for your next project.
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