Java project management

Project management is a major component of server-side application development. Having talented coders who are capable of writing intricate and innovative components is not enough. Enterprise applications require architects and software project managers that can oversee Java project management, organizing those talented Java developers into a cohesive development effort. Learn how to better manage an enterprise Java development team with project management tips, development lifecycle tutorials, news and advice on Agile methodologies, and application lifecycle management (ALM) coverage including requirements gathering, design, testing and deployment.

May 07, 2020 07 May'20
Oracle's Project Leyden uses static images to ease Java pain

Oracle's new Project Leyden introduces static images to help ease long-standing Java language shortcomings such as slow startup times and unwieldy footprints.
April 15, 2020 15 Apr'20
How to plot your Java developer career path

Are you a software developer with a bit of downtime on your hands? Here are three easy ways to keep busy while nurturing your Java developer career path.
February 25, 2020 25 Feb'20
How to refactor a Java portlet application for a cloud-native future

While the past may have been all about the development of Java portlet applications, the future is cloud-native. Here is how to bridge the two together.
February 07, 2020 07 Feb'20
Why you should make kebab case a URL naming convention best practice

They say there are only two difficult challenges in the world of computer programming: Synchronizing the invalidation of a distributed tertiary and quaternary cache; and What to name things. Given ...

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The what, why and how of the Spring Security architecture

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Focus on the artifact for an organizational DevOps strategy

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Git reflog vs. log: How these commit history tools differ

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Why developers need to know the Spring Security framework

The Spring Security framework is a reliable way for Java developers to secure applications. However, proper implementation is critical to prevent the most common vulnerabilities. Continue Reading

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The Ben Franklin Effect and software developer career advice

Are you a new programmer in need of a quick and simple way to blend in with your team? Here's some career advice from none other than Benjamin Franklin that might help you do just that. Continue Reading
3 developer backup strategies for unplanned downtime

What should a developer do during downtime? These three housekeeping tasks should be performed regularly and will keep your data protected in case of an emergency. Continue Reading
Work from home tips from distributed development teams during COVID-19

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Always move and rename Git files in an isolated commit

Will there be a need to move or rename a Git file while you refactor your code? If so, don't mix code changes with file changes. Move and rename Git files in a separate commit. Continue Reading
Use a developer desktop setup instead of a laptop

Don't get hung up on a laptop for software development, even if you work best from the couch. Here are six reasons why desktops, instead of laptops, should be provided to developers. Continue Reading
How to git shelve changes and save local files

Wondering how to shelve changes in git? Looking for the shelve command? Sadly, that command doesn't exist, but stash is a git shelve equivalent that will more than satisfy your version control needs. Continue Reading