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• Spring

  Getting Started with Spring WebFlux

  Most traditional applications deal with blocking calls or, in other words, synchronous calls. This means that if we want to access a particular resource in a system with most of the threads being busy, then the application would block the new one or wait until the previous threads complete processing its requests.

  Arpendu Kumar Garai March 10, 202216 min read
  
• Spring

  Create Command-line Applications with Spring Shell

  Spring Shell allows us to build a command line (shell) application using the Spring framework and all the advantages it provides.

  Abdulcelil Cercenazi March 9, 20228 min read
  
• Java

  Improving Performance with Java's CompletableFuture

  In this article, we will learn how to use CompletableFuture to increase the performance of our application. We’ll start with looking at the Future interface and its limitations and then will discuss how we can instead use the CompletableFuture class to overcome these limitations.

  Bledi Nukaj February 21, 202210 min read
  
• Node

  CommonJS vs. ES Modules: Modules and Imports in NodeJS

  A module system allows us to split up our code in different parts or to include code written by other developers.

  Robert Dey February 18, 202212 min read
  
• Node

  Getting Started with Express

  Express is a web application framework for Node.js. We can use this framework to build APIs, serve web pages, and other static assets and use it as a lightweight HTTP server and backend for our applications.

  Pratik Das February 15, 202223 min read
  
• AWS

  Getting Started with Amazon SQS

  Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) is a fully managed message queuing service that enables decoupling and communication between the components of a distributed system.

  Pratik Das February 10, 202223 min read