JCG Weekly: Spring with Maven, Threads and Multithreading in Java, What to Expect in Java 11

[MEGA DEAL] Total Python Machine Learning Bundle (99% off) View this email in your browser Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google Plus Email Your Weekly Java Code Geeks Dose Download Minibooks!   5 Questions You Need to Ask About End-User Monitoring There are many ways for customers to engage with your business today. Whether it's through a website or mobile app, it's become increasingly important for enterprises to raise the bar and provide end users with high-performing and functionally-rich applications. To ensure your brand meets customer expectations, it's important to ensure your applications are performing at their optimal level. This requires monitoring how and where customers are connecting with your business — tracking every tap, swipe, and click.     APM Best Practices: 10 Tips From Real Users Application Performance Management (APM), the technology that enables IT departments to monitor and manage the performance of critical applications, continues to evolve and mature. Focusing on APM benefits both the IT department and the organization it serves. This is especially true as new architectures make applications more complex and interdependent. This book presents APM best practices taken from real APM user reviews on IT Central Station. Their recommendations help APM adopters get best results from their investment in technology.   Best of the Week from JCG The Importance of Application Decomposition in App Performance Testing (by AppDynamics) Learn how to maximize the quality of your metric data by breaking down your app and applying proper instrumentation.   [MEGA DEAL] Total Python Machine Learning Bundle (99% off) (by Michail Kordelakos) Hey fellow geeks, This week, on our JCG Deals store, we have another extreme offer. We are offering a massive 99% off on Total Python Machine Learning Bundle. Pay what you want, instead of the original price of $800. What to Expect in Java 11 (by Gurpreet Sachdeva) The last few years have been tumultuous for the Java world, with a diverse range of features being added in quite a few releases. Before seeing what new, exciting features are coming out in Java 11, let's first take a look at the gradual introduction of new features since Java 9.   How Continuous Delivery Broke Your Application Reliability – and What You Need to Do to Fix It (by Henn Idan) Everyone is talking about moving towards an automated workflow, and there's no wonder. We all want to deploy more features and capabilities to our products and applications, and we want to do it as quickly as we can.   Java 8 Stream API Examples (by Gaurav Bhardwaj) Hello Friends, in this post, we will discuss Java 8 Stream API Examples. So what we are going to do is, we will create a Player class, create multiple objects of Player class and then create a test class where will retrieve data of players using Stream API. First example is with normal Stream(which we can call Serial Stream) and second example is with parallel stream. Mega-Deal: Programming Courses from Only $10.99! We have arranged a mega-deal with Udemy for your eyes only! You can purchase each course from just $10.99. The deal will be available for LIMITED TIME ONLY, so make sure to grab them now!   Latest JCG Examples Spring with Maven Tutorial In this post, we feature a comprehensive Tutorial on Spring with Maven. Spring Framework is a Java application framework that provides many useful services for building applications.   Docker Test Example CI/CD has become one of the most common use cases of Docker early adopters. CI/CD merges development with testing, allowing developers to build code collaboratively, submit the master branch, and check for issues. Spring Batch Parallel Processing Example This article is a tutorial about parallel processing in Spring Batch. We will use Spring Boot to speed our development process. Spring MVC and Hibernate Login Form Example Hello readers, in this tutorial we will create a simple login application that uses the spring and Hibernate framework to validate the user's credentials.   Java Batch Tutorial In this post, we feature a comprehensive Example on Java Batch. Java batch application is a Java application which processes a group of records, usually large volumes of data, as a single unit automatically. Best Web Code Geeks Articles Build a CRUD App with Express.js and User Authentication (by Randall Degges) Tired of building the same login screens over and over? Try the Okta API for hosted authentication, authorization, and multi-factor auth. AngularJS ng-show Directive Example (by Yatin Batra) Hello readers, in this tutorial, developers will learn what AngularJS is and how to use the AngularJS ng-show Directive in the angular applications. Webpack Project is sitting on a vulnerability, avoid it at all costs! (by Prahlad Yeri) The No1 reason of chaos and insecurity plaguing the JavaScript world is the astronomical number of npm packages. Best System Code Geeks Articles Running Ansible on a Windows System (by Sandra Parsick) On my last conference talk (it was about Ansible and Docker at DevOpsCon in Berlin), I was asked what is the best way to run Ansible on a Windows system. Nginx Configuration Guide (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) (by Gabriel Canepa) In this post, we feature a comprehensive Nginx Configuration Guide. This article is part of our Academy Course titled Introduction to Nginx.   Virtualization with VirtualBox: Installation and Configuration (by Gabriel Canepa) In this post, we feature Virtualization with VirtualBox. This article is part of our Academy Course titled VirtualBox Tutorial: Virtualization Essentials. New and Noteworthy from the Community Java Thread Tutorial: Creating Threads and Multithreading in Java Unlike many other computer languages, Java provides built-in support for multithreading. Multithreading in Java contains two or more parts that can run concurrently. A Java thread is actually a lightweight process. Java's "Metro" theme recap and new version In this post I expressed my personal opinion about why I think using themes like JMetro is a better option, why I don't think the reference to the uncanny valley applies in this case. Java's Magic Sauce If we go all the way back to JDK 1.0, there were 211 classes in the public API. Out of interest, I created a graph showing the growth in public classes over time. To extract my data I used the API documentation and copied the list of all classes. Graceful Shutdown Spring Boot Applications A lot of developers and architects discuss about the application design, traffic load, frameworks, patterns to apply, but very few of them are discussing about the shutdown phase. Learning Kotlin: Smart Casts The goal of this Koan is to show how smart the Kotlin compiler is; in that when you use something like the is keyword to handle type checking the compiler will then know the type later on and be able to use it intelligently. Blast from the Past ! What Makes a Great Tester? I was recently a judge at ISTC, the Israeli Testing Cup finals. So how does one judge testing? What makes some testers better than others? OAuth2, JWT, Open-ID Connect and other confusing things When you talk about security anything other then 100% correct statements risks to expose you to some risk of any sort. Simple Spring Boot Admin Setup Spring Boot Admin is a cool dashboard for monitoring your spring boot applications. However, setting it up is not that trivial. The documentation outlines two options: Featured Mini-Books! Amazon S3 Tutorial Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a web service offered by Amazon Web Services. Amazon S3 provides storage through web services interfaces (REST, SOAP, and BitTorrent). Amazon does not make details of S3's design public, though it clearly manages data with an object storage architecture. According to Amazon, S3's design aims to provide scalability, high availability, and low latency at commodity costs. Getting Started with Containers and Microservices Across a variety of large, global companies, DevOps teams are adopting containers and microservices, two of many new tools and practices that are offering solid business benefits. Developers use containers and microservices in many tasks, from app delivery to migration of legacy systems to cloud servers. The increased popularity in containers and microservices can be attributed to their impact on agile cloud environments, with benefits that include increased efficiency, greater speed of delivery, and the ability to do more with existing resources. Your Suggestions Any ideas or suggestions? Shoot us an email at newsletter@javacodegeeks.com Copyright © 2018 Exelixis Media P.C., All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website(s) www.javacodegeeks.com, examples.javacodegeeks.com Our mailing address is: Exelixis Media P.C. Nafpaktias 18 Kesariani, Attica 16121 Greece Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences