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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 ...

Introduction: ArrayDeque in Java is a class that implements a Deque interface. It’s an array-based implementation of a double-ended queue. As the name suggests, a double-ended queue is a queue that allows us to add or remove items from both front and rear ends. Before we dive in, let’s quickly look at a few noteworthy points on an ArrayDeque: An ...

Introduction: In Spring MVC, we can set the status of the HttpResponse in several ways. In this tutorial, we’ll achieve it using the @ResponseStatus annotation. We can use @ResponseStatus to mark a method or an exception class with a status code and reason that should be returned. On invoking the marked handler method or when a specified exception is thrown, ...

I think there is a common misconception about microservices out there. The popular opinion is that microservices supposed to be the cure for all of our problems. However, I say that by themselves, they can only cure half of them. To cure the other half, you are supposed to combine microservices with the latest DevBizSecDbaQaOps practices and transform your company ...

Sometimes you don’t have a PKI in place but you still need a key and a corresponding certificate to sign stuff (outside of the TLS context). And after the certificate in initially generated jks file expires, you have few options – either generate an entirely new keypair, or somehow “extend” the existing certificate. This is useful mostly for testing and ...

I suggested ways to think about more agile budgeting in part 1. I didn’t tell you why. How do you budget your own money and time? If you’re like me, you have a plan for the year. I evaluate the plan—my products, services, and clients—on a regular basis. I always evaluate monthly. Sometimes, I evaluate more often. That’s because I ...

Introduction: A PriorityBlockingQueue in Java implements the BlockingQueue interface and supports the features of a PriorityQueue. So, what’s a BlockingQueue? Following holds true for any implementation of a BlockingQueue: While attempting to retrieve an element, a thread waits if the queue is emptyIn case of a bounded BlockingQueue implementation, the thread waits till it gets space to insert a new ...

All of us belonging to the testing domain are familiar with Selenium, one of the most popular open source automation tools available in the industry. We were pretty excited in August 2018 when Simon Stewart, Selenium’s founding member officially announced the release date of Selenium 4 and what new features it will bring to the users. The framework’s release got ...

Too often, organizations want to budget for an entire year. The managers run around for two or three months in advance of that fiscal year, attempting to predict a ton of things: Estimates for not-well-defined projects or features,Capital equipment or tool needs,“Headcount” aka, people needed. Then, the organization doesn’t finalize the budget until after the year starts. Or they say ...