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Communication Between Components Using @Input() in Angular 2

Here's an Angular 2 tutorial that focuses on how a child component can interact with a parent component using the @Input() property.

January 2, 2017

by Dhananjay Kumar

· 120,256 Views · 2 Likes

Using Kafka With JUnit

The Spring Kafka project provides a way to use Kafka in tests by providing an embedded version of Kafka that is easily set up and torn down.

January 2, 2017

by Biju Kunjummen

· 52,186 Views · 3 Likes

Running MongoDB Aggregations on Secondaries

Shifting aggregation to a secondary, such as with batch operations, can save your primaries for more pressing, time-sensitive matters.

January 1, 2017

by Vaibhaw Pandey

· 10,796 Views · 2 Likes

A Look at ForkJoinPool and Parallel Streams

The ForkJoin pool was put into place to support parallel streams. Get a look at how the pool works and how the work-stealing algorithm help divide up tasks.

December 30, 2016

by Arun Pandey

CORE

· 67,629 Views · 14 Likes

Marshalling and Unmarshalling in JAXB 2.0

Take a look at how to marshal and unmarshal your Java objects and XML data with JAXB 2.0, a useful tool for generating XML schemas from Java code and vice-versa.

December 30, 2016

by Abhishek Giri

· 229,799 Views · 11 Likes

A Functional Approach to Given When Then Using Java 8

A couple of months ago, while working on a new project, I started to look for an easy way to have this Given-When-Then separation in my tests.

Updated December 29, 2016

by Gabriel Deliu

· 32,119 Views · 19 Likes

Single vs. Multiple Filters in the Java Stream API

It might be tempting to run multiple filters in your streams, but be careful—it might come with a cost. Use your filters judiciously.

December 29, 2016

by A N M Bazlur Rahman

CORE

· 115,959 Views · 6 Likes

Inferno JS: Build and Authenticate an App - Part I

In this 3-part tutorial, we'll introduce the Inferno JavaScript library, then build a simple Inferno app and authenticate it with Auth0.

December 29, 2016

by Kim Maida

· 13,562 Views · 4 Likes

Working With Oracle JET UI Web Components

Learn the basics for working with Oracle JET UI web components with help from the JET Cookbook.

December 28, 2016

by Chris Muir

· 27,028 Views · 10 Likes

Send, read Emails and Appointments From MS Exchange [using Java]

This code will help you connect your app to MS Exchange using the EWS Java API. In its current form, the snippet fetches emails and appointments and can be broadened.

December 27, 2016

by Shantanu Sikdar

· 67,082 Views · 6 Likes

Unit Testing With Webpack and Mocha

After moving our build infrastructure to Webpack, we defined our requirements for the testing infrastructure and created a setup.

December 27, 2016

by Vitaliy Zakharov

· 13,146 Views · 4 Likes

How to Resolve the ''ActiveMQConnectionFactory Class Not Found'' Exception

This error means that your Mule application is looking for activemq supporting classes in your project and it is not finding any.

December 26, 2016

by Akkiraju Ivaturi

· 26,317 Views · 3 Likes

Monitoring OpenStack With the ELK Stack

Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana (ELK) form an open source stack that has become a a leading log analysis platform to monitor, in this case, OpenStack.

December 25, 2016

by Asaf Yigal

· 12,169 Views · 6 Likes

Packaging Spring Boot Apps With External Dependencies Using Maven

Incorporate external dependencies for your Spring Boot app with a helping hand from Maven. You can package everything together, making it attractive for microservices.

December 23, 2016

by Harshith Bhaskar

· 186,514 Views · 14 Likes

Is Standard Java Logging Dead?

Does JUL still have a place in the ecosystem? See how a variety of third-party logging tools stack up against Java's built-in logging power.

December 23, 2016

by Alex Zhitnitsky

· 19,530 Views · 10 Likes

JDK 9: An Introduction to StackWalker

StackWalker is an API for stack walking that allows easy filtering of, and lazy access to, the information in stack traces.

December 22, 2016

by Hemambara Vamsi Kotari

· 24,655 Views · 24 Likes

We Don't Need StringBuilder for Simple Concatenation

Concatenating strings is useful, but expensive. Fortunately, you don't need to use StringBuilder anymore - the compiler can handle it for you.

December 22, 2016

by A N M Bazlur Rahman

CORE

· 197,287 Views · 44 Likes

What Is Node.js for Java Developers?

Node.js is growing in popularity, but how exactly does it work? This guide breaks down the terminology into Java-friendly terms for easy understanding.

December 22, 2016

by Ratha KM

· 82,886 Views · 57 Likes

Being Wary Does Not Hurt Java

Being careful is not the same as being hurtful to the larger community. With Oracle's licensing audits still fresh in mind, it's important to stay alert.

December 21, 2016

by Markus Eisele

· 14,256 Views · 19 Likes

A Look at ScheduledService [Code Snippets]

ScheduledService lets you execute the same task a regular intervals and can even restart itself in the event of a failure, making it a good tool to have in the box.

December 20, 2016

by Arun Pandey

CORE

· 40,139 Views · 8 Likes

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