Quick tutorial showing you where Maven stores its local repo and how to change that.
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Introduction to the Java NIO Selector
Filed under Java IO
A quick and practical guide to NIO Selector in Java.
Thymeleaf: Custom Layout Dialect
Filed under Spring MVC
A quick and practical guide to Custom Layout Dialects in Thymeleaf with Spring
Introduction to SLF4J
Filed under Logging
A quick and to the point guide of how to use Log4j2 and Logback with SLF4J, as well as how to bridge other logging APIs such as JCL to SLF4J
REST API with Play Framework in Java
A quick and practical guide to building REST APIs with Play in Java
New Features in Java 9
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical guide to the most interesting features coming to Java 9.
Get the Current Date and Time in Java
Filed under Java Dates
This article describes how we may get the current date, current time and current time stamp in Java.
Introduction to the Wicket Framework
Filed under Jakarta EE
A quick and practical guide to the Wicket Framework
Routing in Play Applications in Java
A quick and practical guide to routing in Play applications in Java