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Contexts and Dependency Injection for the Java EE Platform

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Automation Justification

I want to discuss why automation is important, how it relates to DevOps, and when automation may or may not be the right tool for the job.

DZone DevOps · Nov 30, 20 by Charleigh Smith

devops, automation, presentation

Microservices Powered By Domain-Driven Design

Difficult to model the boundaries of your system’s microservices? If answers to any or many of such questions are yes, then Domain-Driven Design aka DDD is likely to be useful to your Team!

DZone Microservices · Nov 30, 20 by Sandeep Jagtap

microservice architecture, domain driven design, eventsourcing, evolutionary architecture, software architecture, microservices, software engineering, bounded context, ubiquitous language, domain events

Leveraging CloudAMQP Within My Heroku-Based SaaS Solution

As part of my Fitness application journey, the CloudAMQP service is introduced into the Heroku-based service in order to process invoices asynchronously.

DZone Web Dev · Nov 30, 20 by John Vester

heroku, amqp, twilio, spring boot, java, rabbitmq, venmo, tutorial, web dev

JavaScript Parser To Create Abstract Syntax Tree(AST): Acorn

JavaScript parser — Acorn and AST help us automatically and efficiently edit source code. This post shows you how to build and edit the AST of JavaScript code.

DZone Java · Nov 30, 20 by Kenny P.B.

javascript, parser, ast, code editing

Getting Started With JAVA (for .NET Developers)

This article will walk you through how to get started with Java using your .NET/C# knowledge—whether you're a new programmer or have some experience.

DZone Java · Nov 30, 20 by Jawad Hasan Shani

java (programming lang..., .net, csharp

Detecting Credentials In Source Code: Open-Source or Commercial Solutions

Secrets such as API keys and credentials are sprawled over the git, detecting them inside code can be a challenge and it all begins with selecting the right tool

DZone Open Source · Nov 30, 20 by Mackenzie Jackson

git, security, cyber security, github, data breach

20 Questions From New Scrum Master to the Development Team

Secrets such as API keys and credentials are sprawled over the git, detecting them inside code can be a challenge and it all begins with selecting the right tool

DZone Agile · Nov 30, 20 by Stefan Wolpers

scrum master, development team, developers, alignment

Why JSON Won Over XML

The vast majority of APIs today are using the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) to represent the structured data that they are exchanging.

DZone Integration · Nov 30, 20 by Charleigh Smith

integration, json, xml, api, axway

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Automation Justification

Microservices Powered By Domain-Driven Design

Leveraging CloudAMQP Within My Heroku-Based SaaS Solution

JavaScript Parser To Create Abstract Syntax Tree(AST): Acorn

Getting Started With JAVA (for .NET Developers)

Detecting Credentials In Source Code: Open-Source or Commercial Solutions

20 Questions From New Scrum Master to the Development Team

Why JSON Won Over XML

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Automation Justification

Microservices Powered By Domain-Driven Design

Leveraging CloudAMQP Within My Heroku-Based SaaS Solution

JavaScript Parser To Create Abstract Syntax Tree(AST): Acorn

Getting Started With JAVA (for .NET Developers)

Detecting Credentials In Source Code: Open-Source or Commercial Solutions

20 Questions From New Scrum Master to the Development Team

Why JSON Won Over XML