Java
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JavaFX Links of the Month September
The JavaFX links of the week are back on jfx-central.com , and here we collect the complete month for you in an excellent overview. JavaFX 19...
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New Book: FXGL 17 — Learn JavaFX Game and App Development
This is an announcement of the FXGL 17 book. This book is for beginners in Java and/or JavaFX who wish to develop apps and games with FXGL, while...
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Learn from Java Champion Deepu K Sasidharan: Polyglot mindset: Beyond JHipster, Java, Rust and Open Source
In our new Java Monthly edition, we’d like to introduce you to Deepu K Sasidharan. He was kind enough to share his experience on 12 more...
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How Can Java Applications Be Modernized or Developed as a Cloud-Native Solution
To define where you want to go, first, you need to see where you are. The next step would be to define a plan. Let’s discuss a strategy that...
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The SolutionFactory To Java's Problems
Project Amber steadily and carefully chips away at Java's persistent pain points. This talk discusses released, previewing, and upcoming features...
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Ten Stunning Free React Templates And Themes To Kick Start Your Projects
React website templates are the best way to save time while working on a project. Check out these 10 amazing React web templates to quickly build...
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Popular React UI Frameworks To Build Applications In 2022
Read and find out all about the most effective and user-friendly React UI frameworks that are easy to learn and build rich user interfaces.
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The Best Ides For Reactive Native Apps: 5 Popular Examples
Check out the best IDEs for React Native app development in this blog, and find out how they can help you save time and improve productivity in...
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Java Threads Cheat Sheet
Java threads is the most discussed topic in any technical interview. Whether you are a fresher or experienced, it is sure that you will get one or...
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Hive: negative: Negate the number
Signature negative(n) Return -n. @font-face {font-family:"Cambria Math"; panose-1:2 4 5 3 5 4 6 3 2 4;...
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Hive: pi(): Return the value of pi
Signature pi() hive> SELECT pi(); OK _c0 3.141592653589793 Time taken: 0.046 seconds, Fetched: 1 row(s) ...
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Atlas Client: Get related terms of this term
AtlasClientV2#getRelatedTerms method return the related terms of this term. Signature public...
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Atlas Client: Update glossary by id
AtlasClientV2#updateGlossaryByGuid method is used to update the glossary by guid. Signature public AtlasGlossary...
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Create a fat jar using maven assembly plugin
Maven assembly plugin enable developers to generate a fat jar that can contains dependencies, modules, site documentation, and other files....
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Hive: log10: Return base 10 logarithm of a number
Signature log10(n) hive> SELECT log10(100); OK _c0 2.0 Time taken: 0.045 seconds, Fetched: 1 row(s) hive> SELECT...
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Atlas Client: Get terms in a category
AtlasClientV2#getCategoryTerms method is used to get terms in a category. Signature public...
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How to execute tests in a maven project?
In this post, I am going to explain various scenarios to execute tests in a maven project. Demo application has three test...
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Atlas Client: Get glossary category headers in a glossary by glossary id
AtlasClientV2#getGlossaryCategoryHeaders method return the category headers in a glossary. Signature public...
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Jackson: Get TOML from Java object
Step 1: Get an instance of TomlMapper. TomlMapper mapper = new TomlMapper(); Step 2: Serialize java...
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Jackson: Parse TOML string in Java
In this post, I am going to explain how to parse TOML data using JsonParser. Step 1: Get an instance of TomlFactory....
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Jackson: Convert TOML to a map in java
Using TypeReference , we can map JSON data to a map. Map<Integer, Employee> map = tomlMapper.readValue( toml, new...
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Jackson: Get Java object from TOML
Using TomlMapper#readValue method, we can get a Java object from TOML string. Example Employee deserializedEmp =...
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Hive: log2: base-2 logarithm of the number n
Signature log2(n) This method return the base-2 logarithm of a number. @font-face...
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Working with array of tables in TOML
Array of tables can be expressed by using a header with a name in double brackets. Signature [[header]] # First Table...
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Working with inline tables in TOML
Inline tables provides a compact way to define tables. For example, table1.toml [employee] firstName =...