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I am a software developer with five years of experience, specialized mostly in Java and related technologies. When I am not coding, I spend my time hiking, traveling, playing football.
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Retrying Failed Requests with Spring Cloud Netflix Ribbon
Filed under Spring Cloud
With a network of webservices in our cloud applications, having a sophisticated fallback and retry mechanism can increase stability. We explore Netflix Ribbon.
Quick Guide to Spring Cloud Circuit Breaker
Filed under Spring Cloud
Circuit Breakers allow errors to be handled gracefully. Spring Cloud now supports multiple circuit breaker libraries with the same interface.
Generating Barcodes and QR Codes in Java
Filed under Java
Java has a few libraries we can call on to generate barcodes or QR codes. Here we see how to use them and integrate them into a web application.
Common Concurrency Pitfalls in Java
Filed under Java Concurrency
There is plenty to catch us out when we write multi-threaded or concurrent code within Java. Here we explore some common problems and their solutions.
Ignoring Unmapped Properties with MapStruct
Filed under Data
MapStruct allows us to copy between Java beans. There are a few ways we can configure it to handle missing fields.
Unmarshalling Dates Using JAXB
JAXB has basic support for reading data formats built in. Let’s extend this functionality to support unconventional formats and the Java 8 Date/Time types.
Creating a Triangle with for Loops in Java
Filed under Algorithms, Java
Learn several ways to print triangles in Java using for loops.
Guide to StreamTokenizer
Filed under Java
Learn how to parse a stream of characters with StreamTokenizer.
How to Reverse a String in Java
Filed under Java String
Explore different ways of reversing a String in Java.