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SKP's Java/Java EE Gotchas: Clash of the Titans, C++ vs. Java!

DZone

As a Software Engineer, the mind is trained to seek optimizations in every aspect of development and ooze out every bit of available CPU Resource to deliver a performing application. Considering all aspects and needs of current enterprise development, it is C++ and Java which outscore the other in terms of speed. Ahem, Slow!

Java 214
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Handling Flaky Unit Tests in Java

Uber Engineering

It warns software engineers of bugs in newly-implemented code and regressions in existing code, before it is merged. This ensures increased software reliability. It also … The post Handling Flaky Unit Tests in Java appeared first on Uber Engineering Blog.

Java 105
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The Force of interfaces and meaningful class names: Don’t Be a Sith

Dynatrace

The convention I’m referring to is naming Java classes with a trailing Impl. It’s as restrictive as the Sith philosophy, limiting the potential of your code because it implicitly suggests there should only be one implementation of that interface. May the Force (and good coding practices) be with you! This is a trap!

Java 163
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Handling flaky unit tests in Java

Uber Engineering

It warns software engineers of bugs in newly-implemented code and regressions in existing code, before it is merged. This ensures increased software reliability. It also … The post Handling flaky unit tests in Java appeared first on Uber Engineering Blog.

Java 52
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Protect your organization against zero-day vulnerabilities

Dynatrace

Although IT teams are thorough in checking their code for any errors, an attacker can always discover a loophole to exploit and damage applications, infrastructure, and critical data. If a malicious attacker can identify a key software vulnerability, they can exploit the vulnerability, allowing them to gain access to your systems.

Java 198
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Application observability meets developer observability: Unlock a 360º view of your environment

Dynatrace

In a recent webinar , Dynatrace DevOps activist Andi Grabner and senior software engineer Yarden Laifenfeld explored developer observability. But developers need code-level visibility and code-level data.” That’s not how I envision code-level observability,” Laifenfeld said. KubeCon North America is this week.

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Static Analysis of Java Enterprise Applications: Frameworks and Caches, the Elephants in the Room

The Morning Paper

Static analysis of Java enterprise applications: frameworks and caches, the elephants in the room , Antoniadis et al., Being static , it has the advantage that analysis results can be produced solely from source code without the need to execute the program. PLDI’20. Enterprise applications have (more than?)

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