| | | | Best of the Week from JCG What does it take to build an informed error handling workflow? After analyzing more than 600,000 Java projects, we're here to introduce a new workflow for solving Java application errors.  [MEGA DEAL] Front End Javascript with Vue.js Bundle (89% off) (by Michail Kordelakos)
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 Nginx SSL configuration guide (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) (by Gabriel Canepa)
This course will introduce you to the magic of nginx. You will learn to install and configure nginx for a variety of software platforms and how to integrate it with Apache. Additionally, you will get involved with more advanced concepts like Load Balancing, SSL configuration and Websockets proxying. Check it out here!
 How to configure the settings of a Virtual Machine in VirtualBox (by Gabriel Canepa)
In this course, we provide a compilation of VirtualBox tutorials that will help you get started with this virtualization platform. We cover a wide range of topics, from installing the software and performing a basic configuration, to cloning... | | New and Noteworthy from the Community
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Recently, I have come across some articles and mentions about Spring REST Docs, where it has been present as a better alternative to traditional Swagger docs.
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Java – Convert List to Map
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Managing operating system processes in Java was a daunting task all times. The reason for that is the poor tooling and poor API that are available.
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I usually work on different Git projects that need different Git identities. My work flow for new repositories was 1) Clone new repository. 2) Go to cloned repository. 3) ....
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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
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