JavaScript is an object oriented programming language that was created specifically for the web. JavaScript adds functionality and interactivity to websites by allowing your plain old HTML pages to actually […]

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For more detailed show notes, please see the actual “ultimate guide” post via this link.

For more detailed show notes, please see the actual “ultimate guide” post via this link.

Let’s start things off by explaining what Amazon Web Services (AWS) actually is and why it’s useful to you as a Java programmer. Amazon Web Services are a bunch of […]

It’s one thing to understand the new coding concepts and paradigms with Java 8, but it’s another thing entirely to know the best way to upgrade your existing code. I’ve […]

Default methods for interfaces Why should you care? Programming to an interface. It’s something we’ve been told is the right thing to do because it promotes flexible and extensible programs. […]

NullPointerExceptions are a royal pain in the butt. They can strike at almost any point if your code encounters any “edge cases” that you hadn’t previously thought of. And when […]

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