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(Charlie Hunt) Over the years there have been countless times when I have been asked to offer performance tuning advice to Java programmers. Given the application they are developing, folks want to know how they can ensure meeting the application’s performance needs, as opposed to learning how to do

(Kevin Mack) Hello again, I’m back with another short blog about javascript. I was really surprised and pleased to see the amount of positive feedback that my last blog post generated.

(Ankur Mishra) From this article you will learn the best framework for creating mobile applications with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

(Nitij) Anyone who has ever worked on JavaScript frameworks like AngularJS, Backbone or Ember is familier with how the concept of mvc works on the UI.

(Pranab Paul) I was working for a customer to run Web test and Load test on their Java based APIs hosted on Azure IaaS VMs. I was desperately looking for some coded Web test which will send custom header and will Post RAW data (JASON) in body.

(Pankaj Bajaj) In HTML5 Web Storage is a new API for storing data on the client side. There are two types of Web Storage.

(Cay S. Horstmann) Jennifer Bortel, an editorial director for InformIT, asked me to write about becoming a better Java developer, figuring I might know a thing or two about that since I just published Core Java for the Impatient. I agreed.