Learn how the @Builder annotation in Project Lombok can help you reduce boilerplate code when implementing the builder pattern to create instances of your Java classes.
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I'm a software developer that specializes in financial markets, including the FIX protocol, pub/sub messaging, and market data. For the past 25 years, I've been working on Wall Street.
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A Guide To Logback
Filed under Logging
Explore the fundamentals of using Logback in your application.
Using the JetS3t Java Client With Amazon S3
Filed under Cloud
Learn how to use JetS3t to connect to Amazon and work with different types of data using S3 buckets.
Publish and Receive Messages with Nats Java Client
Filed under Data
Learn how to connect to a NATS server and sent both pub/sub messages and load-balanced queue messages.
A Guide to Flips for Spring
Filed under Spring
Learn about Flips, a library that implements feature flags in the form of powerful annotations for Spring Core, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot applications.
Intro to Google Cloud Storage with Java
Filed under Cloud
Hit the ground running with Google Cloud Storage with quick examples of how to create a bucket, write, read, and update data.
Reliable Messaging with JGroups
Filed under DevOps
Learn how to create an application for exchanging messages using JGroups.
Introduction to Lettuce – the Java Redis Client
Filed under NoSQL
Learn how to use Lettuce to connect and query a Redis server from within our application.
A Docker Guide for Java
Filed under Docker
A quick and practical guide to Docker Client for Java.