Spring Data and MongoDB have made it easy to include Reactive Streams in your projects. Here we cover the config work and changes to annotations you need to know.
In this post we take an in-depth look at Reactive programming and streams in Java. With all the hype surrounding reactive systems, this post is worth the read.
Need to make some PDFs with Java? If you're not familiar with iText library, here's your chance to see this piece of open source software generate PDFs.
Among the Streams API's uses is easily processing data. Here is how to get SQL-like functionality out of your Streams with some best practices to keep in mind.
Learn about two ways to automatically check if a specific test breaches your thresholds: using either Taurus in PassFail mode, or using Jenkins with Taurus or JMeter.
In the first post of this series, get a brief look at research about neural networks, finite state machines, models of the human brain, and abstract machines.
Learn how to create a Maven project for using Spring Data with Apache Ignite Grid and how to persist entities into Ignite caches through the Spring Data framework.
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