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Converting Strings to Enums in Java
Filed under Java String
A quick and practical guide to converting strings to enums in Java.
CORS in JAX-RS
Filed under Jakarta EE
Learn how to implement Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) mechanism in JAX-RS based applications.
Self-Contained Testing Using an In-Memory Database
Filed under Spring Persistence, Testing
A quick, practical tutorial on setting up an in-memory database for running self-contained persistence-layer tests in a Spring application.
Java Generics Interview Questions (+Answers)
Filed under Java
Popular generics-related Java interview questions and of course answers.
Full-text Search with Solr
Learn how to use Solr Search Engine’s capabilities and features, such as building different queries, search faceting, highlighting and suggesting terms.
Using Math.pow in Java
Filed under Java Numbers
Learn how to use the Java’s Math.pow() method to calculate the power of any given base quickly.
HTTP PUT vs HTTP PATCH in a REST API
Filed under REST, Spring MVC
Learn about the difference between PUT and PATCH HTTP methods, and their implications when building your Spring API.
Intro to Apache Kafka with Spring
A quick and practical guide to using Apache Kafka with Spring.