(Dustin Marx) JDK-8197594 (“String#repeat”) includes the following it its “Description”: “A String method for repeating sequences of characters has been long requested with no follow through.”

(Rossen Stoyanchev) Spring Framework 5 provides a choice of two web stacks, Servlet and Reactive, available side by side. This reflects a big, general shift towards asynchronous, non-blocking concurrency in applications. The goal of this article is to provide some context, explain the range of avail

(Grzegorz Piwowarek) Let’s see how Kotlin’s inherent null-safety stacks up with Java’s Optional API and the assortment of calls you have at your disposal.

(jrsell) So you are going to do some web scraping!? Maybe you will build up a database of competitive intelligence, create the next hot search engine, or seed your app with useful data…

(Rathrola Prem Kumar) In this article, we are going to create a single page application in Angular 4. In this application, we can add different items from the text box and remove the items from the list, as shown below.

(Khrystyna Popadyuk) Often it is required, or just case of convenience, to bind event to DOM elements that do not yet exist. Often, such element is generated by third party code and there is no easy way to predict when the elements are actually added to the page.

(David Walsh) It’s that time of year again! This post is part of our Road to AWS re:Invent 2017 blog series. In the weeks leading up to AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas this November, we’ll be posting about a number of topics related to running MongoDB in the public cloud.

(Syed Shakeer) I am taking one real time example which displays a list of available products based on the product selection. In this example, you will learn –

(Thorben Janssen) 2017 has been a turbulent year in the Java world. The long-awaited release of Java 9 brought a lot of changes and interesting new features, and Oracle announced a new release schedule for the JDK.

(Steven Haines) Relational databases have dominated data management for decades, but they’ve recently lost ground to NoSQL alternatives. While NoSQL data stores aren’t right for every use case, they are generally better for big data, which is shorthand for systems that process massive volumes of dat