Java
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Java Certification: To Cert or Not to Cert
Professional certification is always a bit of a controversial subject, with benefits vs. cost/time debated by those who are eligible. …
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Help Move Java EE Forward
If you recall my post entitled Java EE 8: What is the Current Status, it is apparent that the progression on…
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Most Common Java Exceptions and What It Says About Java Devs
I know I said I wouldn’t put up a post until I got the videos done, but this has been…
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Carving the Java EE Monolith Into Microservices
Following my introduction blog about why microservices should be event-driven, I’d like to take another few steps and blog about…
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How To Implement equals Correctly
A fundamental aspect of any Java class is its definition of equality. It is determined by a class’s equals method…
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Integrating Quartz with Spring
When it comes to scheduling jobs in a java application, Quartz is the first tool that comes into consideration. Quartz…
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Improve your Logging in your Java EE Application with tinylog 1.1
tinylog is a lightweight logging framework for Java. In opposite to Apache Log4j and Logback, tinylog consists of a single…
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Using Stored Procedures With JPA, JDBC. Meh, Just Use jOOQ
The current edition of the Java magazine has an article about Big Data Best Practices for JDBC and JPA by…
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The Top 10 Exception Types in Production Java Applications – Based on 1B Events
The Pareto logging principle: 97% of logged error statements are caused by 3% of unique errors We received a lot…
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