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Justin Albano
I am devoted to continuously learning and improving as a software developer and sharing my experience with others in order to improve their expertise. I am also dedicated to personal and professional growth through diligent studying, discipline, and meaningful professional relationships. When not writing, I can be found playing hockey, watching the NJ Devils, reading, writing, or drawing. ~II Timothy 1:7~
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Baeldung on Java
- All
- Spring (2)
- Architecture (2)
- Testing (1)
- REST (1)
- JVM (1)
- Data (1)
- Core Java (1)
Creating Spring Beans Through Factory Methods
Filed under Spring
Learn how to create Spring beans using both instance and static factory methods
Design Patterns in the Spring Framework
Filed under Architecture, Spring
Learn about four of the most common design patterns used in the Spring Framework
Cucumber Data Tables
Learn how to use Cucumber data tables to include mock data in a readable manner
Causes and Avoidance of java.lang.VerifyError
Filed under JVM
Learn about the cause of java.lang.VerifyError errors and multiple ways to avoid it
Best Practices for REST API Error Handling
Filed under Architecture, REST
Learn about some of the best practices for handling REST API errors, including useful approaches for providing users with additional relevant information
Baeldung on Linux
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- Files (2)
- Security (1)
- Scripting (1)
Working with Hidden Files in Linux
Filed under Files
Learn the purpose of hidden files, how to create them, and how to view them
Getting the Absolute Directory of a File in Linux
Filed under Files
Learn how to get the absolute directory of a given file using two common Linux file system tools
Generating SSH Keys in Linux
Filed under Security
A quick and practical introduction to creating SSH keys on Linux.
Silencing the Output of a Bash Command
Filed under Scripting
Silencing a Bash command’s output is very handy in a script or simply when there is a lot to process. Learn how to do this easily.