Many Python developers use yield in their code without considering whether they really need to. This article explains when you it actually should be used.
In this post we take an in-depth look at Reactive programming and streams in Java. With all the hype surrounding reactive systems, this post is worth the read.
See how to store financial figures like amounts in currency or FX rates in SQL Server, which is often required when constructing databases or data warehouses.
Need to make some PDFs with Java? If you're not familiar with iText library, here's your chance to see this piece of open source software generate PDFs.
Among the Streams API's uses is easily processing data. Here is how to get SQL-like functionality out of your Streams with some best practices to keep in mind.
They happen: queries in SQL Server that run a bit too slow for anyone's liking. Here, we take a look at how to track them down quickly so you can deal with those queries!
SQL Census is a desktop app that inspects your SQL Server and Active Directory to produce a clear overview of each user’s permissions. Read on to learn how it works.
Get a glimpse of how to put Java 9's modularity to work, including overviews of module types and module descriptors as well as best practices and advice.
Even though it's been with us for some time now, it's sometimes beneficial to review what NoSQL actually is and take a look at some NoSQL-based solutions.
Serialization and deserialization can be a bit of a black box. We look at how to find out what's happening during the serialization/deserialization process.
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