Learn about the flexibility of running your JavaFX applications in a Linux environment on a Windows host system without any issues, which can be a big plus, depending on your use cases.
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DTrace Revisited: Advanced Debugging Techniques
Learn about DTrace, an innovative tool that has reshaped the landscape of debugging and system analysis.
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API Versioning
In this short article, we detail the three options for versioning HTTP APIs: path-based, query-based, and header-based.
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Integrate executable Java code in your blog posts, part 2: How to use dependencies
Not only “simple” Java code can be added to blog posts. As we illustrate here, a more complex class with a record and Maven dependencies can be created and executed within a webpage.
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Creating Executables For JavaFX Applications
Let’s take a look in this article at the current state of what can be done with jpackage and GitHub Actions for JavaFX.
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The Theory of Debugging
What do you do when you have a bug? Using a well defined process instead of looking everywhere, can change the issue resolution process.
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Feedback from calling Rust from Python
Improving low-level integration with ctypes to the generic ready-to-use pyo3 library.
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Explore project structure with IntelliJ IDEA’s Dependency Matrix
In this tutorial, we’ll look at exploring project structure with IntelliJ IDEA’s Dependency Matrix. When working with large, complex software projects, we need to understand the dependencies between components in your projects. IntelliJ IDEA has a feature called Dependency Structure …
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Integrate executable Java code in your blog posts
Thanks to JDoodle you can now also add executable code to your Foojay content!
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Python “magic” methods – part 2
Let’s continue our exploration of Python’s magic methods in this second part of the series.
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Python “magic” methods – part 1
Java was the first language I used professionally and is the scale by which I measure other languages I learned afterward. Hence, Python feels a bit weird because of its dynamic typing approach.