(Sibeesh Venu) In this post we will see how we can show our JSON data in a client side grid.

(Luc Gorissen) This blog will show how to invoke java code directly from within a Business Rules component. I didn’t manage to find this in the Oracle product documentation, which is actually a good thing. Invoking java code with business logic directly from within the Business Rules is normally bad

(Akram El Assas) This article discusses functional programming in Java through algebra, numbers, euclidean plane and fractals.

(Fahmida Y. Rashid) Starting in April, Oracle will treat JAR files signed with the MD5 hashing algorithm as if they were unsigned, which means modern releases of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) will block those JAR files from running.

(pradeep RN) In this article, you will learn how to add XSLT list view web part in SharePoint 2013 sites, using PowerShell.

(Alexey Ragozin) You define fields, their names and types, in source of Java class, but it is JVM the one who decides how they will be stored in physical memory.

(Akram El Assas) This article discusses functional programming in JavaScript through algebra, numbers, euclidean plane and fractals.

(Dave Johnson) Hey everyone! I decided to put a few extra batteries in the background color of the article image above. 🙂 I’m actually pretty charged up about our topic today, particularly about jq, which is a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor with “batteries included”.

(Alex Zhitnitsky) If you want to get the most out of your code, you need to get familiar with your JIT compiler and how it interacts with Assembly.

(Jon Gallant) I was recently asked to help build a “Range Slider” Power BI Custom Visual that simply filters a report based on the slider value. Unfortunately “filtering” is not currently supported in the new Power BI Custom Visual SDK, but should be in the next couple of months.