Of the three primary ways to format a string in Java – String.format( ), printf( ), or MessageFormat – the String.format( ) is the method most commonly used.
This article explores the table format wars of Apache Iceberg, Hudi, Delta Lake and XTable; and the product strategy of Snowflake, Databricks, Confluent, AWS, and Google.
This programming tutorial illustrates the idea behind the "Record" class and "record" keyword, alongside code examples to understand their use in Java programming.
Find out how to utilize the Apache Flink Dashboard for monitoring, optimizing, and managing real-time data processing applications within AWS-managed services.
Do you want to explore real-time apps in Jakarta EE? This article covers the basics of building a real-time chat app using Jakarta WebSocket and Open Liberty.
Find out how using Java Spring Boot WebFlux with R2DBC allows developers to build high-performance, reactive REST APIs with non-blocking database connections.
Continue with this series to learn how to overcome the two shortcomings of using automatic checkpoint and restore by performing the checkpoint on-demand.
Hardware and software are evolving in parallel, and combining the best of modern software development with the latest Arm hardware can yield impressive results.
Image-based documents require OCR for text extraction, but text-based documents don't. Here, learn ways to extract plain text from text-based documents.
Enhance your Java development with a hot class reload system, similar to Webpack's HMR. This guide explores using Java WatchService and the javax.tools API.
This article shows how to implement a credit card input that automatically formats numbers into readable four-digit groups in Java and JS for an enhanced user experience.
This final post of a series analyzing several libraries and frameworks that augment the client with AJAX capabilities concludes with a comprehensive comparison.
The article discusses the need for streaming data processing and evaluates available options. It explains that one size fits all is approach is not appropriate.
Set up a Java application with Hibernate, configure NCache as the second-level cache, and test the implementation to see how caching reduces the DB load.