Angular is a platform for building responsive web, native desktop and native mobile applications. Angular client applications are built using HTML, CSS and Typescript. Typescript is a typed superset of Javascript that compiles to plain Javascript. Angular core and optional modules are built using Typescript. Code has been licensed as MIT License.

Getting Started on Angular 7

RESTEasy is a JBoss project that provides various frameworks to help you build RESTful Web Services and RESTful Java applications. It is a fully certified and portable implementation of the JAX-RS 2.1 specification, a JCP specification that provides a Java API for RESTful Web Services over the HTTP protocol. It is licensed under the ASL 2.0.

RESTEasy Advanced guide - File Upload

RESTEasy is JAX-RS 2.1 compliant framework for developing rest applications. It is a JBoss project that provides various frameworks to help you build RESTful Web Services and RESTful Java applications. It is a fully certified and portable implementation of the JAX-RS 2.1 specification, a JCP specification that provides a Java API for RESTful Web Services over the HTTP protocol.

RESTEasy Advanced Guide - Filters and Interceptors

RESTEasy is a JBoss project that provides various frameworks to help you build RESTful Web Services and RESTful Java applications. It is a fully certified and portable implementation of the JAX-RS 2.1 specification, a JCP specification that provides a Java API for RESTful Web Services over the HTTP protocol. It is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.

RESTEasy - A guide to implement CRUD Rest API

Hazelcast is an open source In-Memory Data Grid (IMDG). It provides elastically scalable distributed In-Memory computing, widely recognized as the fastest and most scalable approach to application performance.&nbsp;Hazelcast makes distributed computing simple by offering distributed implementations of many developer-friendly interfaces from Java such as Map, Queue, ExecutorService, Lock and JCache.

Cache using Hazelcast InMemory Data Grid

Light 4j is a fast, lightweight and cloud-native microservices framework. In this article, we will see what and how hybrid framework works and integrate with RDMS databases like MySQL, also built in option of CORS handler for in-flight request.

Light4j Cookbook - Rest API, CORS and RDBMS

Ehcache from Terracotta is one of Java's most widely used Cache. It is concurrent and highly scalable. It has small footprint with SL4J as the only dependencies. It supports multiple strategies like Expiration policies, Eviction policies. It supports three storage tiers, heap, off-heap, disk storage. There are very few caching products supports multiple tier storage. If you want to scale, you cannot store all items in heap there should be support for off-heap and disk storage. Ehcache is licensed under Apache 2.0. In this article, we can see about basic usage of Ehcache.

Caching using Ehcache Java Library

Undertow is a high performing web server which can be used for both blocking and non-blocking tasks. It is extermely flexible as application can assemble the parts in whatever way it would make sense. It also supports Servlet 4.0, JSR-356 compliant web socket implementation. Undertow is licensed under Apache License, Version 2.0.

Getting Started on Undertow Server

Thymeleaf is a server-side Java template engine for both web and standalone environments. It is a better alternative to JavaServer Pages (JSP). Spring MVC and Thymeleaf compliment each other if chosen for web application development. In this article, we will discuss how to use Thymeleaf.

Thymeleaf - Text display, Iteration and Conditionals

What if you could reliably run PHP without Nginx or Apache, but also without relying on its internal server? What if you could do async operations in PHP with true multi threading, fully taking advantage of multi core processors without hacks or a jungle of callbacks? What if you had drag and drop installation support for your PHAR packaged web apps in an environment identical to its production counterpart? Welcome to appserver.io – the worlds first open source application server for PHP.

Appserver.io – The First Multithreaded Application Server for PHP written in PHP

Bitcoin is an open source digital currency which could be transferred in a P2P payment network. It is decentralized and it is not controlled by any central authority or banks. It is transferred from person to person and no authority will be aware of your transaction. Its quite different from PayPal or Banks.

How Bitcoin works? A simple introduction.

Recently you might have seen many news that big organization like Redhat, Fedora, Wikipedia switched their database from MySQL. Now Google also going to join them. Why everyone want to move out of MySQL? It is once a popular and stable software. What is the reason behind and what are the possible alternatives.

Is it good time to switch from MySQL and choose some other database?

People who have taken programming as their career has to do coding for almost 30 years. Will they always get an opportunity to do complex tasks or to write project from scratch? The answer is NO. Sometimes they may get but not always. What should they do?

Why Experienced Programmers Should Contribute to Open Source

I could see many many students posting this question in many forums, I want to contribute to open source but How to contribute? There are many ways to do that. I have listed a few and I hope it might be useful.

How to contribute to open source

PrestaShop is an Open Source eCommerce Solution. It comes complete with over 310 features that have been carefully developed to assist business owners in increasing sales with virtually little effort. It is being used in more than 150,000 online stores.

PrestaShop - A feature rich Open Source eCommerce solution

What the benefit will i get, if i contribute to Open Source? This is the frequently asked question by many people. I just want to pen down the benefits which i know and i hope you will agree with it.

Benefits in contributing to Open Source

Open Source projects requires sponsors to fund their project. Few got good funding but few others are struggling to continue their project. A contributor, who does full time work in open source project requires funding to take care his needs. He has to be paid and he cannot do it for free. For those who don't get fund, check out this crowdfunding sites, these are exclusively for open source projects. Join these, get some fund and continue your dream.

Crowdfunding for Open Source Projects

You may require GBs of data to do performance or load testing. How your app behaves when there is loads of data.  You need to know the capacity of your application. This is the frequently asked question from the sales team "The customer is having 100GB of data and he wants to know whether our product will handle this? If so how much RAM / Disk storage required?". This article has pointers to the large data corpus.

10 sites to get the large data set or data corpus for free

Testing in Dart and Database Interaction

Basics of Dart for Web Development

Introduction to Dart Programming Language

In this article we will look at how to access Minio from go.

Connect to Minio from Go

Build CRUD API in Golang using GoFr Framework

Simplifying Database Operations: An In-Depth Guide to Deploying and Configuring GORM in Go

Solr is a search engine built on top of Lucene. It supports REST interface and has lot of built-in capabilities. Solr package has Admin UI interface which has support to perform query and even delete the contents of the index. If you are using Solr in production then you may need to restrict access. I saw couple of questions in the group related to this topic. Thought to write an article explaining few tips to restrict the user access to Solr admin UI.

Restrict Solr Admin Access

Lucene is most powerful and widely used Search engine. Here is the list of 7 search engines which is built on top of Lucene. You could imagine how powerful they are.

8 Best Open Source Searchengines built on top of Lucene

SEO friendly URL is recommended for any website which wants to be indexed and wants its presence in search results. Searchengine mostly index the static URL. It will avoid the URL which has lot of query strings. Almost all websites generate content dynamically then how could the URL be static. That is the job of the programmer.

How to create SEO friendly url

This article explains the difference between Mock and Inject Mock

Difference Between Mock and Inject Mock in Mockito

Streamline Your Testing Workflow with Vitest and JavaScript

Educate and Empower software professionals in emerging technologies, news and best practices.

Getting Started on Angular 7

RESTEasy Advanced guide - File Upload

RESTEasy Advanced Guide - Filters and Interceptors

flutter

Testing in Dart and Database Interaction

Basics of Dart for Web Development

Introduction to Dart Programming Language

golang

Connect to Minio from Go

Build CRUD API in Golang using GoFr Framework

Simplifying Database Operations: An In-Depth Guide to Deploying and Configuring GORM in Go

searchengine

Restrict Solr Admin Access

8 Best Open Source Searchengines built on top of Lucene

How to create SEO friendly url

testing

Difference Between Mock and Inject Mock in Mockito

Testing in Dart and Database Interaction

Streamline Your Testing Workflow with Vitest and JavaScript

RESTEasy - A guide to implement CRUD Rest API

Cache using Hazelcast InMemory Data Grid

Light4j Cookbook - Rest API, CORS and RDBMS

Caching using Ehcache Java Library

Getting Started on Undertow Server

Thymeleaf - Text display, Iteration and Conditionals

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