Review of new book on FXGL, providing an impressive list of components with methods to override and build the exact functionality your game requires.
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New Book: FXGL 17 — Learn JavaFX Game and App Development
New book for beginners in Java and/or JavaFX who wish to develop apps and games with FXGL, while improving Java and JavaFX skills.
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Book Review: Monolith to Microservices (Part 2)
In many cases, microservices are probably not ideal, but if you’re going to do it, take baby steps. Small and short-term wins matter; it boasts the team’s confidence. Always put checks and balance whether it is working or not. If not, then go back to the alternative ways.
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Book Review: Monolith to Microservices (Part 1)
Do we need to do all modern development via the microservices architecture? Is it the norm, the new standard? This book argues differently.
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Introducing the GKE Autopilot Cluster
Google’s fully managed Kubernetes services, GKE Autopilot, is a completely managed and serverless “Kubernetes as a service” offering.
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What is GitOps? What are its benefits?
Let’s understand what GitOps is and its benefits and learn how ArgoCD can help with the continuous delivery of Kubernetes-based applications.
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Book Review: “Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold” (2)
Skaffold is a cloud native open source framework from Google that lets SpringBoot devs build Kubernetes apps easily and deploy effortlessly!
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Book Review: “Why Programs Fail”
The book is about preventing failures, by preventing/lowering bugs. It classifies and organizes the terms we use to define a bug.
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Exception Chaos Java Code Quiz
Working correctly with exceptions is crucial to a high-quality application that users enjoy using.
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Book Review: “Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold”
There is no better time than the present for a book such as this, which can surely be seen to be some kind of Skaffold Bible.
The author provides a complete and thorough overview of the central issues faced by users of Kubernetes, presents Skaffold as a solution, highlights its features and pitfalls, while placing it within the context of the broader ecosystem of comparable solutions.
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Book Review: “Quarkus for Spring Developers”
Quarkus for Spring Developers is a straight-forward guide to enable senior developers to quickly shift their Spring skills to leverage the “supersonic subatomic” Quarkus framework, and junior/mid-level developers to learn two frameworks at once.
The book gets straight to the point of Quarkus’ speed before the first chapter, with the foreword providing a real world testimonial of Quarkus software that many Java developers already use.