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Spring, Boot and Microservices.

29/07/2019: Spring, Boot and Microservices – the latest Spring is a very popular open source framework that’s used by tens of thousands of developers worldwide. It provides a comprehensive infrastructure and lots of useful out-of-the box modules, which greatly simplify the development of Java applications in the enterprise. This drastically reduces development time and helps explain why Spring is so popular with microservice developers. They particularly like features such as dependency injection, Spring access-orientated programming (AOP), REST API creation and data access via Spring JDBC. Take...

Kotlin - a replacement for Java & Android?

31/01/2019: Java is a well-established programming language that has been around since the mid 1990s. It’s used extensively in industry and commerce, and is also an official language for Android apps. So it’s not going to disappear any time soon. That said, it is being challenged on the Android platform by Kotlin, a newcomer to the scene. Kotlin was confirmed by Google as an official language for Android app development in 2017, and has been growing in importance ever since. It has a large developer community and has been steadily building partnerships with, for example, Google Cloud Platform, Spring...

Microservices - some practical applications

02/01/2019: Microservices – some practical applications In today’s world you need to be able to quickly build and scale large applications – and microservice architecture is a popular way to do that. It lets you break down an application into manageable chunks (services) that can be independently developed and deployed. This modular approach gives significant advantages: • The individual services can be worked on by separate teams – which speeds up implementation • Each one has its own encapsulated process and can be coded in a variety of languages – with popular ones being Java, Python, C# and Kotlin...

Javascript training | 5 Reasons to Learn Javascript

01/11/2017: Javascript - In transition or in confusion? A Developer's take on things... JavaScript is in a time of rapid transition. In the recent past it was often thought of as a toy language, lacking the capabilities of its more "enterprise" cousins. This is no longer the case. A sudden interest in "tooling" has meant that JavaScript can be adapted to fit into your business. If you have a large distributed team, you can use TypeScript to gain strong typing, classes, interfaces, and IDE based IntelliSense and refactoring. If you have a small, agile startup, you can use ES2015 to add more functional...

Angular training courses | 7 Reasons to Learn Angular

05/10/2017: Back in March 2014, the Angular team dropped a bomb by announcing Angular 2 and everyone started yelling. Instead of an evolutionary step forward, the proposal was too revolutionary for its time. As with every revolution, the promise was to break from the past and build а bright new future. The problem was that it was early 2014 and no one was ready: ES6 was one year away from standardization; AtScript sounded too exotic; two-way data binding was really needed for data over forms apps. But most of all backwards compatibility was really a must for such a popular and widely used framework....

Application Security training courses | 4 Reasons to gain secure coding skills

03/10/2017: Traditionally Cyber security has been associated mainly with penetrating networks and infrastructure. Now a more subtle level of attack needs to be considered if we are to properly protect our corporate and client systems; Application level attack. As attackers become more sophisticated, Organisations must also look at whether their web applications (be it Java, .NET, PHP....) are coded with security in mind. If not, it is only a matter of time before they will be exposed. Developers can be quite protective about their applications and quality of code, but time and again we see "secure"...

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Kotlin - a replacement for Java & Android?

Microservices - some practical applications

Javascript training | 5 Reasons to Learn Javascript

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