In this post, we go over the best article of June from DZone's Web Dev Zone, showcase a couple of great jobs, and link to some of our great web dev publications.
Here is an explanation of how @TransactionalEventListener works, how it's different from a @EventListener, and what threats should be taken into account before using it.
There is not an absolute right or absolute wrong opinion on this dilemma. But here is why I think there is a misunderstanding of what functional programming really is.
In this post, I discuss how to use embedded MongoDB in a Spring Boot application. This is all you need to do to start using Embedded MongoDB in a Spring Boot application.
Microservices and distributed systems are closely linked. But to make sure you can properly trace your services, it's key to architect your solution properly.
Read about cloud automation testing using the Selenium testing framework, including the features and benefits of Selenium for both manual and automation testers.
By default, Quartz only supports traditional relational databases. But we can use Spring Boot and MongoDB to integrate Quartz to schedule in a clustered environment.
In recent versions of Docker, a single Dockerfile can execute multiple build stages. We can use that to prepare a complete Docker build for our Java applications.
In this post, we take a look at how to create a simple form with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages and use it to send off emails! Because who doesn't like getting an email?
See how to use a deep learning model to train a chatbot based on past social media conversations in hopes of getting the chatbot to respond to messages the way you would.
In this article, we explain the five principles laid out by Robert C. Martin and enumerated by Michael Feathers, that describe the five essential building blocks of OOP.
Learn how to seed the database on application startup. Seeders can help you create default admin accounts or other default data required by your application.
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