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.

July 26, 2019 26 Jul'19
Tips on how to successfully bring AI culture to dev teams

The popularity of AI makes it an appealing option for some enterprises, but there's no one surefire option to implement AI culture with your staff. Follow these tips to open the door for AI in your ...
July 16, 2019 16 Jul'19
Fix JAVA_HOME errors quickly | Invalid directory | Not set or defined | Points to JRE

If you've run into common JAVA_HOME errors such as JAVA_HOME not found or JAVA_HOME set to an invalid directory, we've got the fix for you with these tips.
May 22, 2019 22 May'19
How to force Maven JDK 1.8 support through the POM file

Maven and Eclipse have always had a rocky relationship, and a common pain point between the two is how to force Maven JDK 1.8 support in new Eclipse projects. Without jumping through a few ...
May 10, 2019 10 May'19
Five ways to fix Git's 'fatal: repository not found' error

Frustrated by Git's 'fatal: repository not found' error message? Here are five ways to fix that problem and successfully clone, fetch and pull from your repo.

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Step-by-step Maven Tomcat WAR file deploy example

Five simple steps are all that's needed to deploy WAR files with the Tomcat-Maven plugin. Use the following steps for a successful deployment in your environment. Continue Reading
REST (REpresentational State Transfer)

REST (REpresentational State Transfer) is an architectural style for developing web services. REST is popular due to its simplicity and the fact that it builds upon existing systems and features of the internet's HTTP in order to achieve its ... Continue Reading
JDBC in Java: 5 facts to know before you begin

Are you new to Java programming? Here are five interesting facts about the JDBC API and what you need to know about it to ease your development pathway. Continue Reading

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JDBC vs. ODBC: What's the difference between these APIs?

There are more similarities between ODBC and JDBC than there are differences. But, the differences are significant. Here we highlight them. Continue Reading
Master Git basics and branch into DVCS

This Git guide focuses on some of the most basic information and tips. With a solid foundation, developers will be better equipped to get the most out of Git and Github. Continue Reading
IBM Watson Content Hub has problems before you even start

IBM's Watson might make waves on certain TV game shows, but it can't even get some simple basic forms correct, which could sour potential developers before they even start. Continue Reading

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Follow these best practices on how to write clean code in Java

Follow these three best practices to write clean Java code and help make your application development simple and painless for all parties involved in the process. Continue Reading
5 Java test frameworks and tools JDK developers must know

Java testing tools can ensure you release a product that's been carefully examined for bugs and errors. Here are five frameworks that can lighten that testing burden. Continue Reading
How to write a Git commit message properly with examples

Follow these rules for writing clear and concise git commit messages that allow other developers to find and follow your commit history without any hassle. Continue Reading

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Don't let plugins open up more Jenkins vulnerabilities

Let's explore the Blue Ocean, Config File Provider and Groovy plugins with security vulnerabilities. Here's how to address them, and what could happen if you don't. Continue Reading
Incorporate telemetry to keep a DevOps tools list in check

Don't let a long list of DevOps tools burden your enterprise. Incorporate telemetry to simplify your tooling and prevent developers from working redundantly on similar problems. Continue Reading
Don't git revert that last commit, git reset instead

Developers should only use git revert if they need to reverse out a specific change in their code. To simply undo a previous commit to a shared repository, use git reset instead. Continue Reading