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by Pradeep Mishra
comments 1 date September 3, 2020

JUnit Annotations with Example

JUnit is a unit testing framework for the Java programming language. JUnit is used primarily to test each and every unit or component of your application, like classes and methods. It helps to write and run repeatable automated tests to ensure your code runs as intended.

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by Shweta Singh
comments 0 date August 26, 2020

HTTP2 – Performance saviour for application

Recently, I took the task of improving the performance of my application and shortlisted the probable reasons or factors for the same. Out of which few of them were: Large. read more…

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by Pradeep Mishra
comments 1 date August 23, 2020

Java Beans and POJOs are not same

All JavaBeans are POJOs but not all POJOs are JavaBeans.

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 18, 2020

Golang gRPC communication made easy!

In this post we are going to build a simple gRPC client and server application. I was recently trying to set this up in one of my projects and was. read more…

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 17, 2020

Simple HTTP request logging middleware in Go

When we’re building a web application there’s some shared functionality that we want to run for many (or even all) HTTP requests. We might want to log every request, gzip. read more…

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