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The Best of the Week (Feb. 13): NoSQL Zone

Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the Big Data Zone (Feb. 7 to Feb. 13). Here they are, in order of...

0 replies - 801 views - 02/16/14 by Alec Noller in Articles

The Best of the Week (Feb. 13): Mobile Zone

Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the Mobile Zone (Feb. 7 to Feb. 13). Here they are, in order of popularity:1....

0 replies - 766 views - 02/16/14 by Alec Noller in Articles

Book Review: Enterprise Application Development with Ext JS and Spring

I was asked to review "Enterprise Application Development with Ext JS and Spring" book by Packtpub guys and here is my review on the book. Actually now I am...

0 replies - 300 views - 02/16/14 by Sivaprasadreddy... in Articles

Java EE@JUDCon India

JUDCon India 2014 was held in Bangalore on the 30th and 31st of January. Returning to Banglalore for the 3rd consecutive year, JUDCon is the most significant...

0 replies - 2601 views - 02/15/14 by Reza Rahman in Articles

RelProxy: A Hot Class Reloader and Scripting for Java and Groovy

What is RelProxy? RelProxy has three principal features: 1) A class reloader in runtime from source code in Groovy or Java. Similar to JRebel but not...

0 replies - 4012 views - 02/15/14 by Jose Maria Arranz in Articles

JAX-RS 2.X using Jersey Client: Basic Example

JAX-RS is a framework designed to help you write RESTful applications both on the client and server side. Jersey 2.0 provides Reference Implementation for...

0 replies - 1003 views - 02/15/14 by Sunil Gulabani in Articles

JTA 1.2 - It's Not Your Grandfather's Transactions Anymore!

Java Transaction API 1.2 aka JSR 907 (*), which is part of Java EE 7, adds 2 important new features...

0 replies - 2163 views - 02/15/14 by Reza Rahman in Articles

Java 8 Friday Goodies: Lambdas and SQL

At Data Geekery, we love Java. And as we’re really into jOOQ’s fluent API and query DSL, we’re absolutely thrilled about what Java 8 will bring...

0 replies - 202 views - 02/14/14 by Lukas Eder in Articles

On Java Collection Waste

This post comes from Kairi Kangro at the Plumbr blog. This article is about overhead posed by one of the most popular frameworks used – I bet there is close...

4 replies - 3973 views - 02/13/14 by Nikita Salnikov... in Articles

MapReduce Algorithms: Understanding Data Joins, Part II

It’s been awhile since I last posted, and like last time I took a big break, I was taking some classes on Coursera. This time it was Functional Programming...

0 replies - 2607 views - 02/13/14 by Bill Bejeck in Articles

Unit Testing Private Methods

How can you unit test private methods? If you google this question, you find several different suggestions: test them indirectly, extract them into their own...

0 replies - 2607 views - 02/13/14 by Henrik Warne in Articles

Transparent PATCH Support in JAX-RS 2.0

The PATCH method is one the the less well loved HTTP methods simple because until recently there really wasn't a standard PATCH format. This has been...

0 replies - 1850 views - 02/13/14 by Gerard Davison in Articles

VoltDB is a Churning Urn of Groovy Funk

This article was originally written by Stefano SantoroVoltDB is welcoming Groovy into its ecosystem as its first inline procedure language. Code your...

0 replies - 3543 views - 02/12/14 by Mike Stonebraker in Articles

Browser to Browser Communication with Vert.x, Websockets and HTML5

I've been playing around with Vert.x for a couple of weeks and I'm really starting to like the simplicity of the framework. With very little configuration you...

0 replies - 859 views - 02/12/14 by Jos Dirksen in Articles

Introducing the Regex-tester Library for Java

regex-tester version 0.1 is an open source project that removes the boiler-plate code needed to test regular expressions with JUnit. Regular expressions...

4 replies - 1346 views - 02/12/14 by Nick Watts in Articles

Serializing Java Objects with Non-Serializable Attributes

There are multiple reasons one might want to use custom serialization instead of relying on Java's default serialization. One of the most common...

0 replies - 703 views - 02/12/14 by Dustin Marx in Articles

Search for Anything with Search Everywhere in IntelliJ IDEA

IntelliJ IDEA 13 has a new feature Search Everywhere. With this feature we can search for files, actions, classes, settings and more using a simple search...

0 replies - 102 views - 02/12/14 by Hubert Klein Ikkink in Articles

How it Feels to Switch from Eclipse to Android Studio

So, Android Studio exists. While there are a number of fixes for the less-than-graceful aspects of Android development in Eclipse - Genymotion, right? - some...

0 replies - 3185 views - 02/11/14 by Alec Noller in Articles

Why You Still Shouldn’t Use Quartz Scheduler

When I first wrote on this topic, I lamented that the de facto standard for scheduling jobs in Java applications is use of...

1 replies - 1668 views - 02/11/14 by Craig Flichel in Articles

Java 8 Type Annotations

Lambda expressions are by far the most discussed and promoted feature of Java 8. While I agree that Lambdas are a large improvement I think that some other...

0 replies - 3366 views - 02/11/14 by Michael Scharhag in Articles