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In this post, we learn how to handle exceptions using three basic patterns: translate, retry, and recover.

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The areas that Java captured and revolutionized are being transformed. Let’s talk more about the history of Java and its cross-platform features.

A lightweight approach to CDI bean testing with Weld, plus a look at four quality gates you can use to evaluate whether your release is production-ready.

Summary: Stick to whichever library you already have on your CLASSPATH. If you get a choice, Reactor is preferable, RxJava 2.x is …

I was trying to write a mkString function in Java8, a la Scala’s useful mkString and ran into 2 issues that I could use some help on:I am unable to make the first argument of mkString a generic

I receive half a dozen emails every day asking about which is the best to learn Java from scratch? Which book should I read in 2019 to lear…

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Hello guys, If you are Java developer and wondering what to read in 2019 then you have come to the right place. In this article, I am going…

Teams Q&A for work Learn More Here’s my code as per now. List cats = petStore.getCatsForSale();if (!cats.empty) logger.in….

In my previous article, I described how to set up a private Maven repository in Amazon S3 and deplo…

Java may be relatively old, but the programming language mainstay can still give developers a leg up on the competition for enterprise jobs.

As developers we always try to create bug free and secure applications. Sometimes the most critical issues are not part of our code but of its dependencies. This post shows how security issues in dependencies can be used to create horrible attack scenarios of your systems. I will show one exploit in a simply Java based server application that can be used to do mostly everything with your whole system.

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