Learn how to handle dynamic text using Groovy template engines
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Anshul Bansal
I am a full-stack JEE developer with 8 years of experience. Seasoned in technologies like Grails & Groovy, Spring, and Hibernate with various domains. You can discover my technical content here at Baeldung or on https://dev.to/smartyansh.
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Baeldung on Java
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Groovy def Keyword
Filed under Groovy
Learn about the def keyword in Groovy
Copying a HashMap in Java
Filed under Java Map
Learn various techniques for making shallow and deep copies of Java’s HashMap
Closures in Groovy
Filed under Groovy
Explore the concept of closures in Groovy, a key feature of this dynamic and powerful JVM language.
An Introduction to Traits in Groovy
Filed under Groovy
Learn how to create traits in Groovy and explore some of their useful features.
Reading a File in Groovy
Filed under Groovy
Learn various ways to read text and binary files in Groovy
Convert a Float to a Byte Array in Java
Filed under Java Array
Learn how to convert between a Java float value and a byte array
Baeldung on Kotlin
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- Testing (1)
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Guide to Spring Boot Testing with Kotlin
Explore a few unit and integration testing techniques for the Spring Boot app with Kotlin.
Kotlin Interview Questions
Filed under Kotlin
Learn a few typical interview questions categorized into beginner and advanced levels
Java vs. Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin-Java Interop
Learn several key differences between Java and Kotlin, the two most popular languages for the JVM.
Baeldung on Ops
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- Kubernetes (1)
Kubernetes with kind
Filed under Kubernetes
Primarily a testing tool for Kubernetes, kind is also handy for local development and CI