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This guide will walk you through all you need to know about JMS and how it works, communicates, and connects with other software.

September 14, 2016

by Arun Pandey

CORE

· 32,565 Views · 31 Likes

Autocommit in PostgreSQL's Psql

This tutorial will show you how to enable, disable, and use autocommit with PostgreSQL's command-line SQL tool — psql.

September 13, 2016

by Dustin Marx

· 82,369 Views · 7 Likes

Distributed Tasks Execution and Scheduling in Java, Powered By Redis

A walk through the new features of Redisson node, a way to perform distributed task execution using Redis.

September 13, 2016

by Nikita Koksharov

· 43,868 Views · 11 Likes

Batch Validation of HTML in Web Testing With Total Validator

Alan Richardson walks through the Total Validator testing tool—a tool he thinks will be great for batch checking.

Updated September 12, 2016

by Alan Richardson

· 4,702 Views · 3 Likes

Basic Housekeeping for MySQL Indexes

It's important to keep your indexes neat and tidy. Here are four simple rules (with examples) you can follow to keep your databases running smoothly.

September 12, 2016

by Daniel Guzman Burgos

· 7,906 Views · 6 Likes

How HashMap Works in Java

HashMap questions are common in job interviews. Here's some in-depth explanation of how HashMaps work internally in Java.

September 12, 2016

by Jackson Joseraj

· 258,628 Views · 96 Likes

MySQL Replication Troubleshooting Q and A

Check out a webinar on MySQL replication, caching, and more, then get a glimpse at some in-depth questions (and their answers).

September 11, 2016

by Sveta Smirnova

· 4,928 Views · 3 Likes

Why Is JavaScript the Programming Language of the Future?

Want to hear about the many perks that make JavaScript the go-to most popular language for web development. Check out the many reasons that the team at ValueCoders have to offer.

September 11, 2016

by Arnab Sarkar

· 57,589 Views · 36 Likes

WebGL Physics-Based Car Using Babylon.js and Oimo.js

In this tutorial, I will explain the implementation of the Oimo.js ''All-Terrain'' car using Babylon.js' new physics engine architecture.

Updated September 9, 2016

by Raanan Weber

· 9,263 Views · 1 Like

Forbidden APIs of Java

Dealing with locale settings and APIs can be hazardous. Read on to find out how to deal with this situation!

September 9, 2016

by Furkan Kamaci

· 18,112 Views · 25 Likes

Creating a Simple Java REST Service Using HTTP-RPC

We take a look at how to implement a Java-based web service using the HTTP-RPC framework. Read on to find out how and for some example code.

September 8, 2016

by Greg Brown

· 13,298 Views · 7 Likes

Simple Sample: Oracle NoSQL With Docker Compose

This quick example demonstrates the usage of Docker Compose co-ordinating an Oracle NoSQL container and a dependent container running its (Java) client.

September 7, 2016

by Abhishek Gupta

CORE

· 4,254 Views · 6 Likes

I Am Keeping My Mind Open About GraphQL

I'm not 100% convinced that GraphQL is the solution we are looking for, but I am convinced that I should be learning more about it.

September 7, 2016

by Kin Lane

· 3,707 Views · 3 Likes

How to Debug Java Using a Decompiler

Decompiling Java code may not be something you do in daily development but it can help turn the tide when debugging critical problems.

September 6, 2016

by Freyja Spaven

· 13,335 Views · 5 Likes

How ConcurrentHashMap Works Internally in Java

Understanding how ConcurrentHashMap works with a list of concrete examples.

September 6, 2016

by Arun Pandey

CORE

· 482,690 Views · 66 Likes

Python vs. C/C++ in Embedded Systems

Python might be at its strongest when used as a communication middleman between the user and the embedded system they're working with.

September 5, 2016

by Tom Radcliffe

· 24,335 Views · 23 Likes

8 Ways to Fine-Tune Your SQL Queries (for Production Databases)

This handy guide will teach you how to get the most out your SQL queries. See how you can keep your queries low-cost and efficient.

September 2, 2016

by Adi Azaria

· 11,781 Views · 9 Likes

Vertical vs. Horizontal Decomposition of Responsibility

Objects with too many responsibilities are often prime candidates for refactoring. We take a look at the Decomposition of Responsibility pattern for performing these refactorings. Read on to find out more about the pattern and how to use (and not use) it.

September 2, 2016

by Yegor Bugayenko

· 11,766 Views · 13 Likes

JAX-WS With MTOM Using Mule

Want your XML to stay lightweight? See how to keep it that way to avoid bloated messages.

September 2, 2016

by Anil Kumar V

· 6,801 Views · 11 Likes

Different Types of References in Java

An explanation of the four main types of references in Java and how they are affected during Garbage Collection.

September 1, 2016

by Shaamik Mitraa

· 42,436 Views · 34 Likes

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