๐Are You Making These Mistakes in Spring Boot Testing? Best Practices You Need to Know! ๐
Testing is the backbone of any robust Spring Boot application. Yet, many developers make avoidable mistakes that lead to flaky, slow, or unreliable tests. If youโve ever faced issues like tests rand...
Implementing Design Systems in Java: Proven Integration Methods for Consistent UIs
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What I learned from Head First Java: Arrays and ArrayList
Java offers multiple ways to store collections of data, but two of the most commonly used option (Arrays and ArrayLists) often confuse. In this article, I'll break down the differences between these t...
Much Simpler Alternative to Spring Profile
Real Case Scenario - Vault Vendor
A Single configuration only
One of our customers uses an external service for their Vault service, which requires some proprietary dependencies and ...
DAY-9 Understanding Runtime Errors in Java
Runtime Errors in Java
IntroductionJava is a robust and versatile programming language, but like all programming languages, it is prone to runtime errors. Unlike compile-time errors, which ar...
Day 5: Static Methods
*static in Java *
In Java, the static keyword is used to define class-level members (variables, methods, blocks, and nested classes) that belong to the class itself rather than to individual ...
Day 6: Predefined vs user-defined & Parameters vs Arguments.
Predefined vs. User-Defined Methods in Java
1. Predefined Methods (Built-in Methods)
Predefined methods are ready-to-use functions that come with Java's standard libraries. They are ...
Day-13: Data Types in Java - Class-Specific and Object-Specific Data Types
1). Primitive Data Types:
The Java programming language is statically-typed, which means that all variables must first be declared before they can be used.example: int grear = 1;A primitive type i...