(Mahipal Reddy) In this article I am going to explain how to delete a subsite programmatically using Angular js and rest API call.

(Shimon Magal) Teams may have tens of services and applications they use to complete their tasks. Each service requires them to sign up and remember complicated passwords, when eventually the internal owners of each service have to manually handle login credentials and account settings.

(VISWESWARAN1998) CyberGod KSGMPRH is an open source antivirus which is designed to work under Windows operating system. It comes with a DOS Engine helping developers to customize the anti-virus engine as they please.

(Alex Theedom) With Java Enums, there are two similar, but different methods that are commonly used: name() and toString(). Learn the difference and when to use both for best results.

(Eugen Paraschiv) The shell or the REPL is a well-known tool in many programming languages. Typically, this is more common in scripting languages such as Python or Node, but more recently it’s been adopted by JVM languages like Clojure and Groovy as well. The upcoming Java 9 release finally brings t

(Paul Krill) Microsoft has released a Java debugger for its free open source editor, Visual Studio Code. The newly minted extension is intended to work as a companion to the Language Support for Java extension provided by Red Hat.

(lukaseder) What’s better? Using the JDK’s String.replace() or something like Apache Commons Lang’s Apache Commons Lang’s StringUtils.replace()?

(Alex Theedom) The much-anticipated release of Java EE 8 is nearly upon us. This first release of the Java enterprise platform since June 2013 is half of a two-part release culminating with Java EE 9. Oracle has strategically repositioned Java EE, emphasizing technologies that support cloud computin

(Mohamed Sanaulla) Gmail users can use Gmail’s SMTP server smtp.gmail.com to send emails from their Spring Boot apps. For this let us do some setup in the app:

(veen_rp) A small JavaScript module to create a modal dialog box or user input box in the familiar .NET style