Rafael del Nero
4,318 viewsMethod Reference VS Lambda Java Challenge
In this Java Challenge, we will explore how lambdas and method references behave so that you can really understand how they work!
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Rafael del Nero
4,318 views
Benjamin Muskalla
2,310 viewsIntroduction to Simplify Protocol Refactoring
Sometimes you need to make code more trivial to see the higher-level patterns that solve the issue at hand more elegantly.
Carl Dea
5,892 viewsCreating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 6)
Learn how to make WebService calls (RESTful) from your JavaFX application to retrieve weather data based on geographic locations.
Vipin Sharma
37,065 viewsHow to Debug Java on the Command Line
Some bugs are hard to replicate on your personal computer but easily replicated on production or test machines!
Tetiana Fydorenchyk
2,973 viewsJakarta EE Application Deployment to Kubernetes Cluster in Jelastic PaaS
Explore how to deploy the Jakarta EE projects to Kubernetes cluster within Jelastic PaaS using Cargo Tracker as an example.
Rafael del Nero
3,111 viewsHidden Dracula Polymorphism Java Challenge
Polymorphism, the ability of an object to take on forms, one of the important Java concepts, decouples responsibilities, adding flexibility.
Rafael del Nero
4,526 viewsAsynchronous CompletableFuture Java Challenge
Solving the limitations of the Future interface, we have the CompletableFuture API with methods to build reliable high-performant software.
Helen Scott
22,428 viewsCreating a Simple Spring Boot Application in IntelliJ IDEA
Let's use the New Project Wizard in IntelliJ IDEA to create a Spring Boot project with the Spring Web dependency!
Tetiana Fydorenchyk
5,309 viewsAutomatic WildFly Managed Domain Clustering & Scaling in Containers
Extend WildFly from standalone server to cluster in managed domain mode inside containers for running cloud-native scalable applications!
Rafael del Nero
4,182 viewsTake the Type Erasure Generics Java Challenge!
In this challenge, you will see the generic type that will be erased by the compiler and will be replaced by the type we defined at runtime.