Creating a Simple Web App With Java 8, Spring Boot, and Angular

We look at how to create a simple web app using various technologies such as Java 8, Spring Boot, Angular, Bootstrap CSS, SpringData JPA, REST, and H2. Read all

Organizing Resource Files for Tests Using Maven and Java

Learn how to organize your Java resource hierarchy to ensure testing is simple with some help from Maven. Also learn some tips for the .getResource command. Read all

How to Find and Fix Memory Leaks in Your Java Application

Do you have a Java application that runs fine at first but slows down after a while, or it runs fine for a small number of files but performance degrades for... Read all

Build a REST Web Service Using Spring

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for building and configuring a REST web service in Java from a Maven web project using the Spring framework. Read all

Different Ways of Creating a List of Objects in C#

A developer demonstrates the multi-faceted nature of the C# language, and explains how we can get the same result using several different ways of getting there. Read all

Top ASP.NET Performance Counters and How to Monitor Them

Take advantage of monitoring performance counters in ASP.NET to help ensure that your application is running optimally and that surprises can be avoided. Read all

Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 29): Do It Yourself

Despite the many Java CLI parsers available, sometimes the simplest solution is building one yourself. This post outlines the process of making a DIY parser. Read all

Disruptive Changes to GC Logging in Java 9

Java 9 introduced a lot of changes to garbage collection, deprecating several properties, removing dozens more, and unifying the GC log format. Read all

OAuth Access Tokens or JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for Delivering a Secure API?

A comparative look at two different methods for securing your APIs, JSON web tokens and OAuth, the pros/cons of each security method and who should use them. Read all

Viewing JUnit XML Files Locally

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to view the contents of a JUnit XML file locally and read its contents in the form of a table, such as for Iridium tests. Read all

 

 

 

 

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