Java
Testing Feature Flags
Putting your code behind a feature flag means that you can deploy unfinished changes. As long as the feature flag is disabled, the changes are not having an effect.
Read moreAll You Need To Know About JSON Parsing With Jackson
Most of the web today exchanges data in JSON format. Web servers, web and mobile applications, even IoT devices all talk with each other using JSON.
Read moreRun Your Gradle Build Anywhere with the Gradle Wrapper
Gradle is a build automation tool that supports multi-language development. It is helpful to build, test, publish, and deploy software on any platform.
Read moreOne-Stop Guide to Mapping with MapStruct
When we define multi-layered architectures, we often tend to represent data differently at each layer. The interactions between each layer become quite tedious and cumbersome.
Read moreTypesafe HTTP Clients with OkHttp and Retrofit
Developers use HTTP Clients to communicate with other applications over the network. Over the years, multiple HTTP Clients have been developed to suit various application needs.
Read moreComprehensive Guide to Java Streams
A stream is a sequence of elements on which we can perform different kinds of sequential and parallel operations. The Stream API was introduced in Java 8 and is used to process collections of objects.
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