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As software got more complex, more and more software projects rely on API integrations to run. Some of…

As a developer, you’re going to be making changes to a codebase. That’s why, as Harold Abelson put it, “Programs must be written for people to read.” If a codebase is not clearly formatted, debugging becomes more difficult than it should be.

Kotlin learned from the mistakes of Java and came out from JetBrains as the better alternative statically typed, general-purpose programming language with a type interface

Though it has been around for some years now, Docker is still one of the most flexible, efficient, and nimble technologies for rapidly building environments to host software of all kinds—especially web-based applications.

Java Linters make an awesome addition to your development environment. Check out our top Java linters and SAST solutions.

Learn how to employ Redis CLI features without the setup time required when using client libraries in your code

In this tutorial, we give an overview of what race conditions are, what multithreaded Java code is used for, and how to debug race conditions in Java using a few different methods.

Funding led by Insight Partners will expand Lightrun’s headcount to meet market demand for real-time production code visibility.

Remote debugging with IntelliJ can help developers identify bugs and reproduce errors across every stage of the software deployment lifecycle.

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Continuous monitoring is changing the world of IT. When implemented in all areas of your DevOps lifecycle, it provides environment-wide visibility into security incidents, compliance risks, and performance issues

By using the Spring Boot Actuator as a dependency, you can monitor your application’s status without any explicit implementation.