The dbsake command makes it easier to recover table structures from .frm files. We can also filter and transform the mysqldump output easily without writing a complex awk or sed script. Read on to learn more.
Lazy fetching with Hibernate is a common source of exceptions (and confusion). This article delves into CGLib proxies to reveal why lazy loading works the way it does.
AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is an interactive and dynamic web application development technology that offers a rich user experience. However, like any other technology, AJAX also come with its own set of pros and cons. Read on to learn more.
As we reach article number four in the series I've written about Continuous Integration with Salesforce, we will finally focus on the deployment to Salesforce using Atlassian Bamboo.
Maybe I am playing with more of these environments than the average API consumer is, but I have to say, I am getting tired of "importing" my API definitions.
Developers can write applications to Couchbase using many different languages and multiple SDKs. This post explains how to deploy and access a NoSQL database from JBoss EAP 7.
Last week I showed a peculiar XML Signature that validates even though the containing document was changed. The reason is that the signature lacks References. Read on to learn more.
Not sure what that term API service composition means? Well, it's pretty basic: the building blocks of a web API. Learn more about API service composition in this neat exploration of the phrase.
After looking back at programming during the Star Wars trilogies, Zone Leader John Vester examines the programming possibilities behind another popular sci-fi movie.
This article demonstrates how to develop non-blocking, end-to-end integration with external systems in Spring-based applications using a loan broker example from the Enterprise Integration Patterns book.
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