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Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Java

This book shows you how to improve your Java code by identifying and dodging common programming problems. Inside, you’ll find one hundred errors, from missteps that trip up beginners to mistakes even Java experts don’t know they’re making.

Microservices and Serverless Development with Quarkus

Learn how to build resilient and scalable, cloud-native, enterprise Java applications using the Quarkus framework.

A Deep Learning System from an Engineer’s Perspective

From Engineering Deep Learning Systems by Chi Wang and Donald Szeto

This article presents what prospective readers can expect to learn from this book and why you should learn it.

Read it if you’re a software developer interested in transitioning your skills to the field of deep learning system design or an engineering-minded data scientist who want to build more effective delivery pipelines.

Fetching Data from the Database

From Data-Oriented Programming by Yehonathan Sharvit

This article explores how data-oriented programming deals with retrieving data from a database.

Introduction to RSocket

From Spring Boot in Practice by Somnath Musib This article explores Rsocket and how it interacts with Spring Boot. Take 35% off Spring Boot in Practice by entering fccmusib into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com. In this… Continue Reading →

Why Build Tools Matter for a Well-Grounded Developer

From The Well-Grounded Java Developer by Benjamin Evans, Jason Clark, and Martijn Verburg

The JDK ships with a compiler to turn Java source code into class files. Despite that fact, few projects of any size rely just on javac. Build tools are the norm for a number of reasons:

Automating tedious operations
Managing dependencies
Ensuring consistency between developers

Although many options exist, two choices dominate the landscape today: Maven and Gradle. Understanding what these tools aim to solve, digging below the surface of how they get their job done, and understanding the differences between them – and how to extend them – will pay off for the well-grounded developer.

Using the Spring Web Scopes, Part 2

From Spring Start Here by Laurențiu Spilcă

This article covers

Using the Spring web scopes
Implementing a simple login functionality for a web app
Redirecting from one page to another in a web app

Classloaders and Reflection

From The Well-Grounded Java Developer, Second Edition by Benjamin Evans, Jason Clark, and Martijn Verburg

This article discusses classloaders and reflection in Java.

Using the Spring Web Scopes, Part 1

From Spring Start Here by Laurențiu Spilcă

This article covers

Using the Spring web scopes
Implementing a simple login functionality for a web app
Redirecting from one page to another in a web app

What is Purity?

After reading this article, you will be able to:

– Differentiate between pure and impure functions
– Provide code examples in which impure functions cause unpredicted code behavior.

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