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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

· 17,685 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

· 12,917 Views · 7 Likes

The Great Feature of Vagrant: Multi-Machine Management

How to utilize Vagrant's ability to improve VirtualBox by managing and repairing your virtual machines.

September 8, 2016

by Rafael Salerno

· 6,736 Views · 3 Likes

Containerizing Stateful Applications

Can stateful applications be containerized? Or are containers only good for stateless applications?

September 7, 2016

by Jim Bugwadia

CORE

· 17,029 Views · 13 Likes

How Netflix's Circuit Breaker Works

See how Netflix's microservices-oriented circuit breaker works to prevent cascade failures and other problems.

September 7, 2016

by Rafael Salerno

· 46,457 Views · 22 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

· 12,885 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

· 464,766 Views · 66 Likes

It All Pays the Same (or Does It?)

It seems more often than not we are asked to compromise our design and clean code practices in order to get things out faster or comply with corperate rules. But as the saying goes, it all pays the same, right?

September 3, 2016

by Jon Archer

· 4,408 Views · 4 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

· 6,182 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 Shamik Mitra

· 41,807 Views · 34 Likes

Creating Your First Elm App: From Authentication to Calling an API (Part 2)

In the first part of this tutorial, we introduced the Elm language by building a simple Elm Application that called an API. Now we'll authenticate with JSON Web Tokens to make protected API requests.

September 1, 2016

by Kim Maida

· 7,106 Views · 4 Likes

A Brief Overview of Popular JS Frameworks: React, Angular, Bootstrap, and Polymer

There are multiple front-end development frameworks out there... so, what are some of the basic differences between them? Author Tim Wenger briefly dips into four of the most popular ones currently out there to provide us with a basic understanding of each.

Updated August 30, 2016

by Tim Wenger

· 84,239 Views · 19 Likes

Best Practices for Code Documentation in Java

How to use JavaDoc effectively to communicate to your teammates what your code is supposed to do.

August 29, 2016

by Damian Wolf

· 106,540 Views · 24 Likes

Spring Data, MongoDB, and Java 8

Utilizing the latest Spring frameworks to convert Java 8 dates inside of MongoDB, simplifying a once difficult conversion task. Great concise NoSQL and Java tutorial.

August 29, 2016

by Yong Mook Kim

· 32,274 Views · 15 Likes