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Java Program to Find the Roots of a Quadratic Equation
Filed under Algorithms
Learn how to find the solutions of a quadratic equation in Java.
Connect to Multiple Databases Using Spring Data MongoDB
Filed under NoSQL, Spring Data
Learn how to create multiple connections with Spring Data MongoDB.
Java Weekly, Issue 453
Filed under Weekly Review
Collections performance, null key/values, CORS, state of JVM languages, tornadoVM, and key-range partitioning!
Feign Client Exception Handling
Filed under Spring Cloud
We’ll demonstrate how to handle exceptions in Feign in a Spring Boot project.
Java Weekly, Issue 452
Filed under Weekly Review
All about the G1 collector this week. Oh, and Java 19 is close – less than a month away. Good summer 🙂
Swagger: Specify Two Responses with the Same Response Code
Filed under REST
Learn how to write an API specification that returns two different objects for the same response code using Java and Swagger.
Spring JDBC Batch Inserts
Filed under Spring Persistence
How batch operation can increased insert performance.
Java Weekly, Issue 451
Filed under Weekly Review
Java bytecode, extent-local variables, CDC and transactional outbox pattern, test containers, and clock-bound wait in distributed systems!