(Marcus Eisele) Another year, another advent and I am honoured to again open the reign of 24 fantastic blog posts around Java, language, ecosystem and friends guiding all of us into the most silent holiday times of the year.

(Prashant Rewatkar) In this article, we are going to learn what is touches in React Native and their types also we will see how to create a custom button using touches in React Native.

(Lindsay Smith) When it comes to building Java applications, the Java Collections Framework (JCF) has become ubiquitous among developers.

(Sanwar Ranwa) In this part 3 of the Introduction to Angular material design, we will learn Angular Material Popups and Modal components.

(Manav Pandya) If you are a software developer or front-end engineer and strive to learn new frameworks or libraries than amongst other Angular and React are the widely used terms nowadays in terms of the single page application development.

(Steffen Ploetz) Create a basic icon editor, that is running on ReactOS and Windows, with as little code as possible.

(Fahd Shariff) You may remember from my previous post that, in Java 12, the traditional switch statement was enhanced so that it could be used as an expression. In Java 13, there has been a further change to this feature.

(Debasis Saha) In this article series, we will discuss a different aspect of Angular 8 for all types of users.

(Tomek Poniatowicz) GraphQL was developed by Facebook in 2012 to power up its mobile apps. Since open-sourcing GraphQL specification in 2015, it gained a lot of popularity and is now used by many development teams, including giants like GitHub, Twitter or Airbnb.

(aditya pewekar) This tip gives a brief of how to export a HTML table with input tags into Excel file using JavaScript.