Java
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Reactive’s Looming Doom. Part IV: The End Of Reactive?
1. Introduction The last post discussed advanced concepts of the reactive approach and highlighted use cases where it shines. This post…
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Creating, Signing, and Verifying JWT in Java
Abstract You use JWTs don’t you? Everyone does, right? But do you know how to generate, sign, and verify them?…
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How To Perform Local Website Testing Using Selenium And Java
Users expect new features and websites to be seamless and user-friendly when they go live. End-to-end website testing in local…
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Unit Testing: Java AND JavaScript?
You know that thing where recruiters think that Java and JavaScript are probably the same thing? Well, they’re really not……
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Java Code Geeks are giving away a FREE Steam Wallet Code
Feel the need for some time off coding? Then we have something especially for you! Enter the contest now to…
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Minborg’s Java Pot
In Java 21, old code might run significantly faster due to recent internal performance optimizations made in the Java Core…
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Java and dynamic Proxies
Dynamic proxies in Java is a simple and very useful feature. Usually we create an interface implementation and then compilation…
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Java Concurrency: Threads and Runnables
Threads are everywhere, they are the basic building block of every server application out there. Usually in Java using threads…
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Minborg’s Java Pot
Did you know you can allocate memory segments that are larger than the physical size of your machine’s RAM and…
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