(David Walsh) In this week’s episode: Todd discusses his self-imposed ban from Twitter while David tries to fathom a day without feeling the importance of people liking his pithy tweets.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
What’s New in Java 10?
(Eugen Paraschiv) Want to learn more about the new features of Java 10 and OpenJDK? Check out this post on the new local variable type inference, unmodifiable collections, and more!
Deep Dive into JUnit 5 Extension Model
(Uday Tatiraju) JUnit, the most popular testing framework on the JVM was completely overhauled in its 5th major release. JUnit 5 is packed with rich features––from improved annotations, tagging, and filtering to conditional test execution and lazy evaluation of assertion messages.
A Frequent Question: Does jOOQ Have a First Level Cache?
(lukaseder) One of the more frequent questions people have when switching from JPA to jOOQ is how to migrate from using JPA’s first level cache?
How To Install Font-Awesome In Angular
(Farhan Ahmed) In this article I will demonstrate how to install font-awesome in Angular 6. There are two ways to install font-awesome in Angular. If you are new to Angular 6, then please check the below links.
Learn Java: Tutorials for Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Programmers
(Sagar Arora) If you want to be a developer, create applications, or learn how to code, then Java is the best programming language to work with.
Dynamic Highcharts – ASP.NET Core, Angular6
(Shashangka Shekhar) In this post, we are going to implement dynamic highchart with Angular6 and ASP.NET Core.
AJAX Web API Request Error In Azure Hosted Web Applications
(Praveen Ramakrishnan) “Response to the preflight request doesn’t pass access control check: No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource.
Computed Properties in React
(Dave Ceddia) Frameworks like Vue have the notion of “computed properties” – a way to derive some new, possibly complex data based on something passed in. This post covers how to achieve the same result in React.
JDK 12 roadmap: Java 12 gets first targeted features
(Paul Krill) Switch expressions capability would improve coding, allow pattern matching; raw string literals would simplify multiline expressions