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As API attacks grow in frequency, it’s important to defend against them. Understand how API vulnerabilities differ from those associated with web apps and which areas hackers target.

This post aims to demonstrate key Java @annotations used to build a functional Spring Boot Rest API. The use of Java annotation gives deve…

In this tutorial, we take a look at Java 11 nest-based access control via reflection in a few examples.

This tutorial explains how to use the ByteArrayOutputStream in Java IO to write data to an OutputStream and capture that data in a byte array.

This is the second part of our series showing how to build a Reactive application using Spring Boot, Kotlin, Java, and JavaFX.

Here’s the final installment on Java streams. We look at how to create a new database application using streams.

The switch statement in Java is being changed. But is it an upgrade or a mess? Classic switch The classic switch statement in Java isn’…

Spring2quarkus — Spring Boot to Quarkus Migration — Creating the Quarkus Project, Netflix Eureka Service Discovery Client, Actuator Features

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Why does Java need to evolve? In order to evolve to keep up with modern, cloud-native apps, Java needs to function in new app environments.

JEP 366 is proposed to target JDK 14 and wants to deprecate the combination of the Parallel Scavenge and Serial Old garbage collection algorithms.

Java programs run in a different environment than they did ten years ago. Modern infrastructure runs on containers sitting in a Kubernetes cluster. The optimal configuration for a Java program in that context is different than it was for an environment dominated by virtual machines and bare metal. When you are co-scheduling your services with

A blog about Java, Programming, Algorithms, Data Structure, SQL, Linux, Database, Interview questions, and my personal experience.

A blog about Java, Spring, Hibernate, Programming, Algorithms, Data Structure, SQL, Linux, Database, JavaScript, and my personal experience.

Nothing lasts forever, except maybe code mistakes? On February 2, 2020 a GitHub snapshot of all active public will take a trip to the Arctic Code Vault.