JSR 372 is currently in the Early Draft Review stage. The JSF 2.3 spec is not complete and will likely change significantly before finalization. In the meantime, here's a pragmatic deep-dive into JSF 2.3 in its current state.
Mixing basic SQL concepts can help to express a wider variety of data that one might not be able to. We have a look at an example of counting the number of rows in a table that meet a particular condition with the results grouped by a certain column of the table.
In this article, we explain how to use some of the advanced features in NGINX Plus and the open source NGINX software to load balance MySQL database servers in a Galera cluster. Read on for more info.
Check out the following infographics and brief break-down to help you visualize and understand the decisions involved in choosing a microservice architecture.
Here's how to link Apache Kafka and Ignite, for maintaining scalability and reliability for data processing. We'll explore injecting data with KafkaStreamer, as well as IgniteSinkConnector.
In this article, we’ll look at a simple example that uses a dictionary for our cache. Then, we’ll move on to using the Python standard library’s functools module to create a cache. Read on for more info.
Swift and C# are both high-level programming languages, with shared features, such as being compiled programming languages. Here's a look at Swift from the perspective of a C# developer.
March 1, 2016
by Vidyasagar (Sarath Chandra) Machupalli FBCS
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