(Deepak Vohra) Java Shell (or JShell) is a new tool introduced in Java 9 for running standalone code snippets.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Node.js Logging Tutorial
(Phil Vuollet) Logging is an important part of supporting the complete application life cycle. From creation to debugging to planning new features, logs support us all the way.
Dropping Raw String Literals from JDK 12
(Dustin Marx) It has been proposed that raw string literals (preview) be dropped from JDK 12 (which enters Rampdown Phase One on December 13).
Orbital Mechanics Introduction, Part 2
(charles922) In Orbital Mechanics Part 1, I described the basics of orbital mechanics with a program that uses OpenGL to render the 3D graphics.
JVM Calendar: Five Golden Backticks
(Cay Horstmann) Ever since Java 1.0, we’ve had string literals “like this”. What other strings might we want? Other programming languages give us:
Overview Of Wildcard Routing And Path Matching In Angular
(Mohammad Irshad) In any Angular application, we use routing to navigate from one view to another. What happens if we don’t define a certain route and we try to navigate to that route? Well, the Angular application will throw an error.
Nested Destructuring
(David Walsh) Destructuring in JavaScript can initially feel confusing but the truth is that destructuring can make your code a bit more logical and straight forward.
Getting Started with Angular 7 And ASP.NET Core 2.1
(syed shanu) In this article let’s see in detail about getting started with Angular 7 and ASP.Net Core 2.0 using Angular 7 Web Application (.NET Core) Template and ASP.NET Core MVC Application. We will also see in detail about how to work with Angular 7 new features of Virtual Scrolling and Drag and
Node.js Performance Tuning and Testing
(Lou Bichard) We know Node.js for its lightning-fast performance. Yet, as with any language, you can write Node.js code that performs worse for your users than you’d like.
Force Download with JavaScript
(David Walsh) Force download scripts have been an important part of internet usability for a long time. I can attest to that by the number of times I’ve implemented this feature on the server side and the popularity of my PHP Force Download post, even to this day.