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- by Eleftheria DrosopoulouThe world of blockchain technology is a complex ecosystem built on trust and collaboration. But beneath the surface lies a fascinating layer of strategic decision-making – a layer powered by the principles of Game Theory. For developers, understanding game theory isn’t just a theoretical exercise; it’s a secret weapon that unlocks the power to: Design […]
- by Eleftheria DrosopoulouIn the vast world of networking, proxy servers act as silent guardians, mediating communication between clients (like your web browser) and servers on the internet. This guide unlocks the secrets of proxy servers, exploring their benefits, different types, and even providing developer examples to illustrate their power. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting […]
- by Ashraf Sarhan1. Introduction In modern applications, real-time updates and notifications play a critical role in keeping users informed and engaged. PostgreSQL, a powerful relational database, supports a feature called push notifications that allows applications to receive immediate updates when certain database events occur. In this article, we’ll explore receiving postresql push notifications into your Spring Integration […]
Java Revisited
- by javin paulHello guys, I have been sharing a lot of REST with Spring tutorials from last a couple of weeks and today, I am going to share some of the frequently asked Spring and REST interview questions to Java developers applying for Web developer roles. Since Spring Framework is the most popular and the standard framework […]
- by javin paulSpring and Spring MVC is one of the most popular Java frameworks, and most of the new Java projects use Spring these days. Java programmer often asks questions like which books are good to learn Spring MVC or the best book to learn Spring framework etc. If you are looking for the best Spring Framework books, […]
- by javin paulEven though, Postman is a great tool and chrome plugin to test RESTful Web services for Java developers, I often find myself using "curl" or "cURL" command in Linux for testing RESTful Web Services, particularly Java web services built using Spring or Spring Boot framework. The curl command is easily available on most of Linux […]
- by javin paulAuthentication and Authorization is an integral part of any Java enterprise or web application. Since most of the company uses LDAP Active directory for authentication, authorization, and Role-based access control (RBAC), it's good to know How to implement Role-based access control using Spring MVC and Spring Security. This is the second part of my articles […]
- by javin paulI know how frustrating is to see "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" while running your Java application. This is one of the dreaded problem in Java which is also a manifestation of NoClassDefFoundError in Java. I have seen it a couple of times and spent quite a lot of time initially to figure out what is […]