(Paul D. Sheriff) In the last blog post, you learned how to structure your jQuery applications like Angular applications. You created a single page on which to host all your other pages. In this post, you are going to put those techniques to work by building a complete list, add, edit and delete pag

(Jeff Friesen) Java 8 will be remembered mainly for introducing lambdas, streams, a new date/time model, and the Nashorn JavaScript engine to Java. Some will also remember Java 8 for introducing various small but useful features such as the Base64 API.

(Sebastian Daschner) For some use-cases you might access a git repository from a Java application. JGit offers a helpful integration with builder pattern APIs. The Git client can authenticate itself using SSH keys.

(Sibeesh Passion) In this article, we are going to create a chat application in Node JS with the back end MongoDB. We will also be using Mongoose for creating the MongoDB models and Socket.io for making multi directional chats on multiple client window.

(Mangesh Gaherwar) We have seen how we can setup the application and how the application gets bootstrapped when a user makes the first request. These articles can be found below.

(Michael Good) Need to convert your XML data to JSON? Here’s how to do it using MongoDB as a sample use case and Spring Batch to help.

(Sibeesh Passion) This post is a continuation of the course Developing an Angular 5 App series. If you haven’t gone through the previous posts yet, I strongly recommend you to do that.

(David Walsh) Waveform images are an awesome addition to boring audio widgets. They can be functional as well as aesthetically pleasing, allowing users to navigate audio visually.

(Sourabh Somani) In this article, I am going to explain different ways to copy a file in node.js and will talk about copy function that is newly implemented in the brand new Node.js version 8.5.

(Ty Shuff) The ability to diff and merge files is a necessity for every developer. This can be especially troublesome when trying to compare differences between files containing structured data, such as XML.