A quick and very practical intro to the new Java measurement APIs.
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Singletons in Java
Filed under Core Java
See how to implement the Singleton Design Pattern in plain Java.
Introduction to EJB JNDI Lookup on WildFly Application Server
Filed under Jakarta EE
Learn how to implement a basic EJB module on WildFly and call an EJB from a remote client via JNDI.
Runnable vs. Callable in Java
Filed under Java Concurrency
Learn the difference between Runnable and Callable interfaces in Java.
Difference Between Two Dates in Java
Filed under Java Dates
Learn how to calculate the difference between dates in Java, using native approach, as well as external libraries.
Introduction to GraphQL
Filed under Web Services
Learn about GraphQL – a query language that provides an easy way of minimizing complexity between client/server as an alternative approach to REST applications.
Java Weekly, Issue 192
Filed under Weekly Review
Java 9 is very close, and so is JUnit 5. A lot of interesting writeups this week in the Java ecosystem.
String Search Algorithms for Large Texts with Java
Filed under Algorithms, Java String
Discover different full-text search algorithms implemented using plain Java.
List of Rules Engines in Java
Filed under Architecture
In this article, we’ll learn about some of the most popular rule engines for Java.