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Do you want to know what is the best investment you can make with your time and money? Knowledge As a software developer you should be constantly acquiring new skills. This is the best way to advance your career and enjoy the rewards (monetary, emotional etc.). Towards that direction you should be reading books, devouring technical articles and staying informed ...

Rising toil is a worry for all DevOps teams. The reasons from where toil arises are numerous. This makes it a very difficult problem to tackle, and nearly impossible to eliminate completely. Therefore the best strategy that teams have to tackle toil is to minimize them as much as possible. In this post, we go over some of the basics ...

According to a report, app crashes cause 71% of uninstalls. Others reasons that compel users to uninstall the app are page response time, confusing UI, battery consumption, etc. This indicates the importance of functional testing as well as non-functional testing to deliver a user-friendly app. So let’s understand what is functional testing. What is Functional Testing?  Functional testing is done ...

The aim of this post is not to point out some massive flaws in Kotlin’s design of data classes and show you how to get passed them. Actually, it is quite the opposite. The contents of this post are clearly documented in the Kotlin docs. I am merely here to highlight this information to anyone who has not noticed precisely ...

Images drive user experience. People are said to be highly visual creatures. This is why face-to-face communication is often broken into three elements—7% spoken words, 38% voice and tone, and 55% body language—according to Albert Mehrabian’s 7-38-55 rule of personal communication.  We perceive the world mainly through our eyesight, picking up fewer signals from the rest of the senses. As ...

When learning how to write Java-based software, one of the first snags developers hit is how to connect their code with other software. This is usually where JSON comes in. While you might be a wizard with Java,  JSON is another animal. Regardless, this blog post explains all you need to get the job done. What is a Java Object?  ...

In this article we take a look at some of the best free React UI Components. These are picked based on my experience over the years using widget libraries with various front end frameworks. The widgets or UI Components that we will take a look are available for free to use them in your projects. So lets saddle up and ...

The Adapter design pattern is a structural design pattern that helps us to connect to the legacy or third-party code that exposes a similar functionality through a different interface. A real-world analogy for an adapter is the one we use to connect our USB cable to an ethernet port. While designing an object-oriented application, we might feel the need for an adapter when say our ...

Standard Java Maps needs to be initialized upon startup. Learn how to leverage ChronicleMaps that is initializable from a file and reduce microservice startup times significantly and how to share Maps between JVMs. The built-in Map implementations, such as HashMap and ConcurrentHashMap are fast but they must be initialized with mappings before they can be used for looking up values. ...