If you’re not using fluent assertions and rely on basic JUnit assertions, you might be missing out on a simple but effective tool to write high-quality test code.
In the second installment of Multithreading and Interviews, read an introduction to the basics of Java Multithreading with Mutex, the Java Monitor Model.
Different programming languages have different ways to enable/disable gRPC compression. This article describes how to use gRPC in Go, Java, and Ballerina.
In this post, we'll take a quick look at how to develop an app in Kotlin. We'll build a simple API with a PostgreSQL database and deploy it to Heroku to see it live.
If you are interested in when particular feature was introduced to Optional API. Here you will find description of its evolution form Java 8 to present times.
When it comes to test automation, configuring parallel threads can become challenging. This article helps those who are looking to automate their QA and DevOps needs.
To test an application that consumes a web API, you have two options: start a container or mock a web server. Today we'll discuss the latter using the WireMock simulator.
In this article, read about the experience of using Windows Subsystem for Linux along with Visual Studio Code for some basic coding and testing in C++ and Java.
As a continuation in this Spring Boot tutorial series, learn in this post about implementing Spring Boot Basic Security for the Spring Boot Swagger example.
We discuss how JEP 406: Pattern Matching for switch (Preview) enables the Java language to clearly express more, and we provide use cases for several patterns.