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Enterprise Java
Abhishek GuptaMarch 27th, 2014
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Java EE: The Basics
Wanted to go through some of the basic tenets, the technical terminology related to Java EE. For many people, Java EE/J2EE…
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Core Java
Frank AppelMarch 27th, 2014
0 37
What are Mockito Extra Interfaces?
Mockito is my favored little helper if it comes down to write light weight JUnit tests. It is very useful…
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Android Core
Francesco AzzolaMarch 27th, 2014
0 62
Android Weather app Tutorial: Step by Step guide (Part 2)
The app is available at google play. Download it and have fun. If you like my work you can donate…
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Software Development
Keyhole SoftwareMarch 27th, 2014
0 21
Developers Are Lazy (And How To Use That To Your Advantage With Eclipse)
As I sat down to write this blog post, I thought through how many years I’ve been developing, and how…
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Core Java
Rafal BorowiecMarch 27th, 2014
1 628
JUnit ExpectedException rule: beyond basics
There are different ways of handling exceptions in JUnit tests. As I wrote in one of my previous posts, my…
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Enterprise Java
Lukas EderMarch 27th, 2014
0 453
Java 8 Friday: Java 8 Will Revolutionize Database Access
At Data Geekery, we love Java. And as we’re really into jOOQ’s fluent API and query DSL, we’re absolutely thrilled…
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Enterprise Java
Zemian DengMarch 27th, 2014
2 66
How to use NodeManager to control WebLogic Servers
In my previous post, you have seen how we can start a WebLogic admin and multiple managed servers. One downside…
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Software Development
Jim BirdMarch 26th, 2014
1 48
Application Security – Can you Rely on the Honeymoon Effect?
I learned about some interesting research from Dave Mortman at this year’s RSA conference in San Francisco which supports the…
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Core Java
Michael ScharhagMarch 26th, 2014
3 75
Java can finally join strings
I am sure you were in a situation in which you wanted to join multiple strings. If you were using…
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Java Code Geeks

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Java EE: The Basics

What are Mockito Extra Interfaces?

Android Weather app Tutorial: Step by Step guide (Part 2)

Developers Are Lazy (And How To Use That To Your Advantage With Eclipse)

JUnit ExpectedException rule: beyond basics

Java 8 Friday: Java 8 Will Revolutionize Database Access

How to use NodeManager to control WebLogic Servers

Application Security – Can you Rely on the Honeymoon Effect?

Java can finally join strings

Thank you!