Many articles out there claim that Protobuf is a better choice than JSON for performance reasons. But is that really true? The investigation continues here.
In the past, getting an ASP.NET app up and running in the cloud would be nearly impossible. In this series, we take a look at how to bring such an animal to life.
Well, Java 9 is around the corner, so it makes sense to get started with making modules! This guide covers the basic building blocks of making modules.
JDBC has its place, but Hibernate comes ready with an arsenal of helpful tools and capabilities that make connecting to your database a much easier prospect.
See how to transform an incoming JSON payload into a Java object. Lots of development work revolves around payload transformation, so this is important to know.
You can never have enough threads. Well, you can, but be sure you know how they work first. This is a comprehensive look at multi-threading throughout the ages.
Choosing the right set of automation tools is paramount in successful test automation. Find an overview of various tools strengths and weaknesses here.
You've made some changes to your code, so it's time to redeploy and sit around for five minutes! Or you could use DCEVM and HotswapAgent to turn it into seconds.
Pivot tables are great for summarizing data. Fortunately, you can use Streams to prepare and sort your data so you can put it into a more readable format.
MuleSoft provides various encryption strategies to encrypt your messages. Security is a very important aspect when it comes to developing integration solutions.
Value objects let you transform values into objects themselves. That provides a number of benefits, but with the potential risk of bloating your project.
These two functional interfaces are good to have in your toolkit. Let's dive into the Supplier and Consumer interfaces and their associated methods to see how they work.
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