(Sibeesh Venu) We all know that the Angular version 5 was released a few weeks back; aren’t you eager to know what we now have in Angular 5? What makes our development easy there? Well, here, in this post, I am going to discuss a few updates in Angular 5.
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Sending Email using node.JS
(Rajpeer) This article helps you to send email using node.JS code.
Comment Or Reply To A Post In SharePoint Using Angular
(Mahipal Reddy) Nowadays commenting or replying to a post is the most common thing in all social networks. Hence, in this article, I am going to explain how it works in SharePoint using AngularJS. With the help of this article, you will learn how to set comment or reply feature to a post in SharePoi
JavaScript ES6 Private Fields and Methods
(M@dHatter) How to create private fields and methods within JavaScript ES6 classes.
Creating Multi-Release JAR Files in IntelliJ IDEA
(Trisha Gee) Java 9 introduced multi-release JAR file support for your convenience! See how to make them using IntelliJ IDEA, with some helpful tips along the way!
How to Ensure Your Code Works With Older JDKs
(lukaseder) jOOQ is a very backwards compatible product. This doesn’t only mean that we keep our own API backwards compatible as well as possible, but we also still support Java 6 in our commercial distributions.
Functional Java by Example | Part 1 – From Imperative to Declarative
(Ted Vinke) Functional Programming (FP) is about avoiding reassigning variables, avoiding mutable data structures, avoiding state and favoring functions all-the-way. What can we learn from FP if we would apply functional techniques to our everyday Java code?
Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 30, Finale): Observations
(Dustin Marx) In this 30th and final post on Java command line argument parsers, we look at the lessons learned in the series and which parsers work best for which use cases.
11 Simple Java Performance Tuning Tips
(Thorben Janssen) Most developers expect that performance optimization is a complicated topic that requires a lot of experience and knowledge. Okay, that’s not entirely wrong. Optimizing an application to get the best performance possible isn’t an easy task.
Java 101: Datastructures and algorithms in Java, Part 2
(Jeff Friesen) An array is a fundamental datastructure category, and a building block for more complex datastructures. In this second part of my Java 101 introduction to datastructures and algorithms, you will learn how arrays are understood and used in Java programming.