Apache Commons
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Core Java
How to Modify Property Files in Java
Property files are commonly used in Java applications to manage configuration data. They store key-value pairs and are easy to…
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Software Development
Apache Commons vs. Lodash: Utility Libraries in Java and JavaScript
When it comes to simplifying everyday development tasks, utility libraries are a developer’s best friend. Two of the most popular…
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Core Java
Introduction to Apache Commons Validator
Validation is a crucial part of application development, ensuring that user inputs meet expected formats and constraints. Apache Commons Validator…
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Core Java
Get a List of IP Connected in Same Network (Subnet) using Java
Networking is an essential concept in modern computing, forming the backbone of how devices communicate. In a local network, devices…
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Core Java
Unescape HTML Characters in Java
HTML entities are special characters reserved in HTML that need to be represented by a specific code. For instance, the…
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Core Java
Intro to the Apache Commons CLI
The Apache Commons CLI library is a powerful tool that enables developers to efficiently create command line interfaces (CLIs) for…
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Core Java
Getting URI’s Last Segment in Java
Interacting with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) is a frequent task, often encountered in both web development and file organization. Additionally,…
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Core Java
Apache Commons ArrayUtils.toString(Object) versus JDK Arrays.toString(Object)
Apache Commons Lang provides an ArrayUtils class that includes the method toString(Object) that “Outputs an array as a String.” In…
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Core Java
Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 1): Apache Commons CLI
Although I typically use Groovy to write JVM-hosted scripts to be run from the command-line, there are times when I…
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