The Latest and Popular SDLC Topics

In this article, we introduce the JavaScript library suite known as CreateJS, and show you how to make some basic animations using one of it's component libraries.

May 1, 2017

by Swathi Prasad

· 8,962 Views

A Little Lazy Lambda Tutorial

Let's see how you can enhance performance while also keeping your code tidy through the glorious use of lambda expressions.

May 1, 2017

by Dan Newton

· 38,774 Views · 42 Likes

Understanding When to Use RabbitMQ or Apache Kafka

RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka are two of the most popular messaging technologies on the market today. Get the insight you need to choose the right software for you.

May 1, 2017

by Pieter Humphrey

CORE

· 67,245 Views · 46 Likes

Handling ‘State’ in Java WebSocket Applications

State is a concept dealt with in several facets of application development. With the newer paradigm of WebSockets, how do you handle state here?

April 29, 2017

by Abhishek Gupta

CORE

· 20,856 Views · 6 Likes

A Look at DataSynapse GridServer (With Example)

DataSynapse GridServer is a highly scalable infrastructure that enables app services to operate virtually. Learn about working with it and client implementation in Java.

April 28, 2017

by Arun Pandey

CORE

· 16,195 Views · 9 Likes

Nitrite: An Embedded NoSQL Database for Java and Android

Nitrite is a serverless embedded database ideal for desktop, mobile, or small web applications. Learn the basics of it, how to install it, and how to use it.

April 27, 2017

by Anindya Chatterjee

· 28,470 Views · 5 Likes

Creating a CD Pipeline With Jenkins and Java

Reap all the benefits that continuous deployments has to offer! Let's quickly set up a pipeline for your projects using Jenkins and Couchbase Server.

April 26, 2017

by Nic Raboy

· 18,089 Views

Dynamically Filter JSON With Jackson and Squiggly

Unable to find a library that performed dynamic filtering of JSON to their specifications, a team devs decided to make one: Squiggly.

April 25, 2017

by Ryan Bohn

· 36,874 Views · 13 Likes

Learning Big O Notation With O(n) Complexity

Big O Notation is a relative representation of an algorithm's complexity. It describes how an algorithm performs and scales by denoting an upper bound of its growth rate.

April 25, 2017

by Dan Newton

· 143,672 Views · 106 Likes

Using CDI With Java EE Concurrency Utilities

If you aren't familiar with Java EE Concurrency Utilities, it's time to take a look at what the specification has to offer. We'll examine how it works with CDI here.

April 24, 2017

by Abhishek Gupta

CORE

· 16,262 Views · 8 Likes

16 Free and Open-Source Business Intelligence Tools

Companies need to analyze all of the data that they collect — and that is where data science and business intelligence tools come in.

April 22, 2017

by Samuel Scott

· 196,306 Views · 28 Likes

Java 9 (Part 2): JShell Step by Step

JShell is finally bringing read-eval-print loops to Java! With it, you can code and run functions without executing javac, and it's a great calculator, too!

April 22, 2017

by Tomer Ben David

· 33,178 Views · 39 Likes

Top 5 jQuery Plugins for Tree View

In this post we take a look at five of the top jQuery plugins that allow you to leverage a tree view in your project. Read on for the list.

April 22, 2017

by Swathi Prasad

· 47,427 Views · 2 Likes

Extracting Text From an Image

Advances in Big Data have made extracting text from images a much easier task than it used to be years ago.

April 21, 2017

by Amuda Adeolu

· 87,892 Views · 11 Likes

Is Protobuf 5x Faster Than JSON? (Part 2)

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.

April 21, 2017

by Tao Wen

· 19,064 Views · 8 Likes

Mockito 2.x Over PowerMock Migration: Top 10 Tips and Tricks

With the long-awaited release of Mockito 2, we take a look at some tips to help smooth out your migration from 1.x to 2. You may need them.

April 19, 2017

by Hazem Saleh

· 22,881 Views · 10 Likes

Java 9: Step by Step From Zero to Modules (Part 1)

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.

April 19, 2017

by Tomer Ben David

· 82,052 Views · 64 Likes