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Overview of the java.util.concurrent
Filed under Java Concurrency
Discover the content of the java.util.concurrent package.
Apache Camel with Spring Boot
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn about Apache Camel with Spring Boot.
Java Static Analysis Tools in Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA
Filed under IDE
Learn how to use PMD and Cobertura – static analysis tools for Java – and how they integrate with Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA.
A Guide to Byte Buddy
Filed under JVM
A quick and practical example of using ByteBuddy – a tool for runtime class creation.
Microbenchmarking with Java
Filed under Java
Learn about JMH, the Java Microbenchmark Harness.
Data Modeling in Cassandra
Filed under NoSQL
A quick and practical guide to designing Cassandra schemas based on query patterns to achieve better performance.
Java Weekly, Issue 186
Filed under Weekly Review
A solid, forward looking week, now that Java 9 is around the corner, but also looking back at some forgotten Java features, such as labels.
Guide to the HyperLogLog Algorithm in Java
Filed under Algorithms, Data
A quick and practical guide to HyperLogLog for estimating the cardinality of large data sets in Java.