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Converting Iterable to Collection in Java
Filed under Java Collections
Learn how to convert an Iterable to a Collection with a core Java solution or other libraries
Java Weekly, Issue 285
Filed under Weekly Review
A cool library for testing database migrations in JUnit that uses throwaway Docker containers, and a method for making S3 signed URLs cacheable.
Copying Sets in Java
Filed under Java Collections
Learn several different ways how to copy a Set in Java.
The Spring Boot Starter Parent
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to use the Spring Boot Starter Parent.
Java Optional as Return Type
Filed under Core Java
Learn the best practices and when to return the Optional type in Java.
Spring Session with MongoDB
Learn how to manage Spring Sessions with MongoDB.
Decode an OkHttp JSON Response
Filed under HTTP Client-Side, JSON
Learn several techniques for decoding a JSON OkHttp response
Java Weekly, Issue 284
Filed under Weekly Review
A new Spring Cloud Services project for building service brokers, and a look at Hypersistence Optimizer, a performance tuner for JPA and Hibernate applications.