Java
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Exploring Jakarta Persistence 3.2
Jakarta Persistence (formerly JPA) is a key part of the Jakarta EE ecosystem, enabling developers to seamlessly map Java objects…
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Introduction to Apache Iceberg
In the ever-evolving world of big data, managing large-scale datasets efficiently has become a significant challenge for data engineers and…
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A Practical Guide to Using GraalVM to Improve Java Application Performance
As Java applications grow in complexity, achieving optimal performance becomes a critical challenge. GraalVM, a high-performance runtime for Java and…
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Securely Connect to a Remote MySQL Database Over SSH in Java
In this article, the process of establishing a Java SSH remote MySQL DB connection is explored. This approach enables Java…
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Java Virtual Threads vs. Traditional Threads: Unlocking Performance with Project Loom
With the introduction of Virtual Threads in Java 19 under Project Loom, Java developers now have a powerful tool for…
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Reactive Programming in Java: Project Reactor vs. RxJava
Reactive programming has become a cornerstone of modern Java applications, especially in scenarios involving asynchronous data streams, high concurrency, and…
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Introduction to Apache Commons Validator
Validation is a crucial part of application development, ensuring that user inputs meet expected formats and constraints. Apache Commons Validator…
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Store Arrays & Collections In JSON & XML In Hibernate
Hibernate is a powerful and flexible ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) framework that simplifies the interaction between Java applications and relational databases.…
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5 Common Mistakes in Java Streams and How to Avoid Them
Java Streams, introduced in Java 8, revolutionized how developers work with collections and functional-style operations. However, streams can lead to…
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