A Tentative Comparison of Fault Tolerance Libraries on the JVM
If you're implementing microservices or not, chances are that you're calling HTTP endpoints. With HTTP calls, a lot of things can go wrong.
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Extending Third-Party APIs in Different Languages
I'd like to describe how to add new behavior to an existing object/type. I won't use any reactive type to make it more general.
How to Choose a Cache: Capabilities
Like in many design decisions, a cache is a trade-off. Caching is a trade-off where you accept stale data to have them available/fast.
On Reassessing TestNG vs. Junit
Given that the JUnit ecosystem is much more developed, I think I'll switch to JUnit for new projects and reassess again in a few years.
Multiple Ways to Configure Spring
Alternatives are available to configure your Spring app. I'd like to list them, leaving Spring Boot out of the picture on purpose.
A Return to Annotation-Free Spring
In this article, I'd like to show you how to remove annotations for different features that Spring provides!
4,145 viewsDeep Learning in Java for Drug Discovery
Tremendous potential for Deep Netts in the drug discovery pipeline and it is necessary to share its existence with the scientific community!
An Introduction to Rust and the JVM
Learn why and how it makes sense to develop applications using the JVM and delegate the most memory-sensitive parts to Rust.
Java in Education: Combining Java with Raspberry Pi and the Pi4J Library
At the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern in Switzerland, theoretical subjects are combined with programming assignments.
9,040 viewsLet's Optimize Relational Database Access
Most database protocols have not followed the HTTP path yet and remain in the stone age of connection pooling.