(Manav Pandya) Recently, Angular has released its latest version 7.0. This major release has brought some changes in the core framework, Angular Material, toolchain etc. Let’s see what’s new in Angular v7.
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Search for time interval in logs
(Vadim Korkin) This post is indirectly related to my mini-series about log analysis. It would be great to read the two main parts to better understand what I’m talking about. Part 1, Part 2.
Getting Started With Angular 7.0
(Ankit Sharma) Angular has released its latest version, Angular 7.0. In this article, we will explore the following points –
Most Popular Node.js Frameworks in 2018
(Sagar Arora) With the introduction of Node.js in 2009, it has become possible to use the JavaScript language while scripting server-side as well as client-side parts of an application or project.
Deployment Of Angular App To Heroku
(Usama Shahid) Heroku is really amazing. It is actually a platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that lets you build, monitor, and scale your apps. It is one of the best cloud Platform-as-a-Service options out there and it is suitable when you want to build the back-end of your application yourself from scrat
Using JdbcTemplate in a Spring Boot Web Application
(Han Bo Sun) In this tutorial, I will introduce the use of Spring JdbcTemplate in a Spring Boot web application. This tutorial will show how to create the necessary configuration for JdbcTemplate. And how it can be used for data insertion and retrieval.
Architecture Of Angular Application
(Mohammad Irshad) In this article we are going to understand Angular application architecture at a high level.
Reverse Decorator in JavaScript
(Arlo Weston) This is a continuation of the topics covered in my other two articles here:
Top Java Application Servers: Tomcat vs. Jetty vs. GlassFish vs. WildFly
(Vasiliy Zukanov) If you want to write a Java web application, the first thing you’ll need to do is make a difficult decision: choosing the Java application server on which your application will run.
Java Challengers #5: Sorting with Comparable and Comparator in Java
(Rafael Chinelato Del Nero) Programmers frequently need to sort elements from a database into a collection, array, or map. In Java, we can implement whatever sorting algorithm we want with any type.