Anirudh Bhatnagar

Anirudh is a Java programmer with extensive experience in building Java/J2EE applications. He has always been fascinated by the new technologies and emerging trends in software development. He has been involved in propagating these changes and new technologies in his projects. He is an avid blogger and agile enthusiast who believes in writing clean and well tested code.

Core Java
Anirudh BhatnagarAugust 25th, 2014
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Pizza problem – builder vs decorator
Problem Statement We need to build the software for a pizza company who wants to prepare different types of pizzas,…
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DevOps
Anirudh BhatnagarJuly 21st, 2014
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Configuring chef Part-2
Lets recap what all we have done in the last blog : …
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Core Java
Anirudh BhatnagarJuly 17th, 2014
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Converting JSON to XML to Java Objects using XStream
XStream library can be an effective tool for converting JSON to Java to XML translations to and fro. Lets explore…
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DevOps
Anirudh BhatnagarJuly 10th, 2014
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Configuring Chef part 1
Below are the first steps in getting started with using chef. The three main components of chef are : …
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DevOps
Anirudh BhatnagarDecember 7th, 2013
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Vagrant – a swiss Army knife for every developer
Whenever we move to a new project, or we want to explore a new stack of technologies; we face the…
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Core Java
Anirudh BhatnagarNovember 1st, 2013
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What are Reentrant Locks?
In Java 5.0 a new addition was made to enhance the intrinsic locking capabilities, called as Reentrant Lock. Prior to…
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DevOps
Anirudh BhatnagarOctober 25th, 2013
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chef-solo with vagrant
To learn the concepts of chef, we can start by using chef-solo with Vagrant. See my previous post on Vagrant…
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DevOps
Anirudh BhatnagarOctober 24th, 2013
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Create an Ubuntu VM Using Vagrant and Virtual Box
I have been using Vagrant for some time with virtual box to play around with vms on my ubuntu machine.…
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Software Development
Anirudh BhatnagarOctober 23rd, 2013
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HTTP Caching explained
We all have noticed that opening of a webpage for the first time takes some time, but the second or…
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