(lukaseder) In most cases, natural sorting by sorting lexicographically is useful as a default in Java. This includes sorting file names, which are sorted lexicographically as well.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Swallowed Exceptions: The Silent Killer of Java Applications
(Alex Zhitnitsky) This one is going to be a bit scary. After all, we’re dealing with a deadly killer here. And some nasty log files. So hold on tight to your seats! We’re going to cover immediate and actionable advice for stopping swallowed exceptions once and for all.
Writing a Chat Server using Node.js, TypeScript, and WebSockets
(James Wright) JavaScript, when used correctly, enables developers to write clean, modularised code. That said, the language contains some quirks that can prove confusing to more novice JavaScripters, such as function invocation patterns; developers will eventually become accustomed to its workings,
Learning Angular – Lab Two
(Abhishek Singh) This lab is continuation of the Angular 2 learning series.
JDK 9: NotNullOrElse Methods Added to Objects Class
(Dustin Marx) Let’s take some of the new Objects class methods introduced in Java 9 for a spin. Here we’ll focus on the static methods requireNonNullElse and requireNonNullElseGet.
Creating Dynamic Object from XML using ExpandoObject and Put Intellisense using C#
(Apurba pan) In my current project, we need to store a lot of constant values to run the system which can be achieved in different ways like using Resource File, Web.config, etc.
Habits of Successful React components
(Jack Franklin) One of the best features of React, and one of the reasons I think so many people love using it, is that it gives you the freedom to choose what approach you’re going to take. As a primarily view based library, React provides no out-the-box opinions on how you make HTTP requests, how
Create Angular 5 Application Using .Net Core 2.0 Template In Visual Studio 2017
(Neel Bhatt) Angular 5 has been announced recently and we already have a template added in the Visual Studio 2017 with .Net Core 2.0
Generics and Type Erasure on the JVM
(Nicolas Frankel) In UML, it’s possible to parameterize types in a class. Those types can then be used in different locations: attribute types, parameter types and return types. This is called a template class.
Free Three Week Online Course: REST and Java Cloud Service
(Yolande Poirier) Are you looking to add REST-based access to your cloud? Rest API can help you create instances, scale, backup and restore.