(Gopi Chand) This article is a brief overview of a few more Java string methods for complete knowledge about string methods used in Java.

(Jovan Popovic) In this post I will talk about different way to select rows from the table by list of ids. I will compare performance of some common approaches (IN, LIKE, and OPENJSON).

(Keerthi_Kumar_N) This tip discusses an alternative way of programmatic approach to configure web.xml entries.

(Michele Goetz) You can’t bring up semantics without someone inserting an apology for the geekiness of the discussion. If you’re a data person like me, geek away! But for everyone else, it’s a topic best left alone. Well, like every geek, the semantic geeks now have their day — and may just rule the

(Kiran Thakur) In this article we will learn how to use single inheritance in Java.

(Sheo Narayan) jQuery is a javascript library with rich API to manipulate DOM, event handling, animation and ajax interactions. Even if AngularJS can do much of the work on its own that can also be done by jQuery however there are many functions written in jQuery without which web development looks

(Web Technobrat) This article shows you how we can create a reusable JQuery plugin. In this article, we will create a JQuery plugin in a standalone JavaScript file which can be used in other projects when needed. The example used in this article is that of a CharacterCase plugin.

(Matt Weisfeld and Donnie Santos) Donnie Santos and I teach programming courses at the same college. Not surprisingly, many students mention gaming and animation as reasons for their interest in programming. Gaming, anime, and other forms of animation generate a lot of buzz, which is why we often in

(Gopi Chand) This article explains a few more methods of strings in Java with easy code examples to understand better.

(Anele ‘Mash’ Mbanga) This article seeks to demonstrate how one can create a CRUD web app using JQuery Mobile and XML single file record as a backend for storing your records. I will assume a very simple library system where one will store book details.