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Donato Rimenti
I'm a passionate and highly motivated Java developer, who really likes challenges and creative problem solving. I also like to automate common tasks and optimize them the best I can. I'm a fast-learner: I like studying new technologies and constantly applying my knowledge in practical situations. I strongly believe that good code has to be elegant and nice to look at, clean and well documented: this is my aim as a developer.
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Baeldung on Java
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Accessing Maven Properties in Java
Filed under Maven
Learn how to access Maven properties in Java.
Java-R Integration
Filed under Java
Learn about some of the most common ways of integrating R code into Java.
List All Redis Databases
Filed under DevOps, Persistence
Learn several ways to list all databases in a Redis instance.
Guide to the @Serial Annotation in Java
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to apply the @Serial annotation in Java 14 to assist with compile-time checks on serializable properties of a class.
Synthetic Constructs in Java
Filed under Core Java
Learn about the compiler-added binding code pieces that enable transparent usage of some of Java’s features
Display RSS Feed with Spring MVC
Filed under Spring MVC
Learn how to publish your own RSS feed using Spring MVC
Introduction to Dagger 2
Filed under Java
Learn about compile-time dependency injection with Dagger 2 and how it compares to Spring.
Double-Checked Locking with Singleton
Filed under Java
Learn about double-checked locking and its alternatives to tackle synchronization problems
Baeldung on Linux
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Run a Script on Startup in Linux
Filed under Administration, Scripting
Learn different options for executing a script on startup in Linux
Find and tar Files
Filed under Search
Learn several ways to find files and then add them to a tar archive from the command line.