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JavaScript MVVM — You’re (Probably) Doing it Wrong

If you are using one of the many frameworks that say they are using JavaScript MVVM, you might not be using it the way it should be used. In this article, Dave Bush defines MVVM, analyzes its advantages, and provides some MVVM best practices to follow.

April 21, 2016

by Dave Bush

· 22,965 Views · 10 Likes

Logback Configuration: Using XML

Logback is a logging library from the creator of JUnit. In this series continuation, Spring guru John Thompson shows how to configure it using XML.

April 20, 2016

by John Thompson

· 92,395 Views · 16 Likes

Creating Procedural Normal Maps for SceneKit

How to create images maps in SceneKit on iOS.

April 20, 2016

by Simon Gladman

· 5,227 Views · 2 Likes

Protobuf Performance Comparison and Points to Consider When Deciding If It’s Right For You

Google’s Protobuf can deliver increased performance of data delivery, this article helps you find out if it is right for you.

April 19, 2016

by Yogesh Shinde

· 18,758 Views · 4 Likes

Java Champions Get IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate for Free

Are you a Java Champion? Now you can get IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate as yet another reward.

April 18, 2016

by Robert Demmer

· 24,800 Views · 2 Likes

Default HotSpot Maximum Direct Memory Size

Working with off-heap storage can make a big difference when working with large data sets. But how do you know how much memory you have at your disposal? Read this article and find out!

April 18, 2016

by Dustin Marx

· 41,685 Views · 7 Likes

Protect Your Immutable Object Invariants in More Complex Java Objects

Learn the basics on how to write robust immutable Java objects and reap the benefits of immutable objects in your code.

April 17, 2016

by Per-Åke Minborg

· 12,655 Views · 11 Likes

Yes, Java Has Flaws. But...

Is Java the new Cobol? Probably, but Cobol is still running. Java will be in enterprises for at least 20 more years.

April 15, 2016

by Tim Spann

CORE

· 25,451 Views · 39 Likes

Looking Forward to PGConf US 2016

In this piece, we interview Joshua Drake and Amanda Gilmore, speakers at PGConf US 2016, for a bit of background info about each of their personal experiences with Postgres and catch a quick glimpse of what they'll be covering in their upcoming talks.

April 14, 2016

by Michael Tharrington

· 3,749 Views · 2 Likes

Properly Shutting Down An ExecutorService

This tutorial will teach you that you don't need to pilot an A-Wing to shut down these ExecutorServices.

Updated April 14, 2016

by T Tak

· 75,551 Views · 11 Likes

Creating Immutable Classes in Java

An introduction to immutable classes in Java, such as a String class.

Updated April 14, 2016

by Hari Kiran G

· 43,092 Views · 29 Likes

Sqoop: Import Data From MySQL to Hive

Use Sqoop to move your MySQL data to Hive for even easier analysis with Hadoop.

April 14, 2016

by Hardik Pandya

· 146,981 Views · 8 Likes

Load Balancing of WebSocket Connections

The problem of WebSocket load balancing has always been a hot issue when managing large systems. This article takes a look at some possible solutions to that problem.

April 13, 2016

by Konstantin Shamko

· 73,355 Views · 6 Likes

Configure Tomcat 9 for HTTP/2

HTTP/2 removes bottlenecks from client/server communication. With the specification now official, vendor support is become more mature.

April 12, 2016

by Alex Theedom

· 35,687 Views · 16 Likes

Simplifying Nested Loops With Java 8 Lambdas

A great way to keep looping code out of your main logic in Java 8 apps.

April 12, 2016

by Michael Scharhag

· 39,601 Views · 9 Likes

Nine Good-to-Knows about Oracle PL/SQL Error Management

The following article highlights nine aspects of PL/SQL error management (you should be aware of before embarking on your next app dev effort. It also offers links to a number of Oracle LiveSQL scripts you can run to validate the good-to-knows.

April 11, 2016

by Steven Feuerstein

· 21,366 Views · 5 Likes

Getting Started With Spark Streaming

An introduction to Spark Streaming and how to use it with an example data set.

April 10, 2016

by Carol McDonald

· 84,508 Views · 13 Likes

Detecting Java Race Conditions With Tests, Part 1: Lost Updates

See how detecting Java race conditions is actually rather easy. In Part I of this two-part article, you will see how to detect lost updates, the first type of Java race conditions.

April 9, 2016

by Thomas Krieger

· 20,453 Views · 4 Likes

Java Performance Notes: Autoboxing / Unboxing

How features that have been present since Java 1.5 still impact the performance of your apps, and how to substantially improve them.

April 9, 2016

by Ali Kemal TASCI

· 22,262 Views · 15 Likes

Java 8: Base64 Encoding & Decoding [snippet]

The Base64 encoding and decoding is a long overdue JDK API feature. As part of Java 8 the Base64 encoding and decoding feature came into the Java standard library.

April 8, 2016

by Siva Prasad Rao Janapati

· 19,412 Views · 8 Likes

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