Volatile in Java
Have you ever felt like you're walking on eggshells when dealing with multithreading in Java? World of volatile - the keyword that's often misunderstood but can be a lifesaver when you'...
YouTube will feature even more ads — they will be shown when videos are paused.
YouTube has officially confirmed the rollout of pause-screen ads for all advertisers, concluding a test phase that began in 2023. This comes six years after the initial warnings about such a possibility and a year and...
Quarkus Security: Deploying a Comprehensive Security System for Modern Application
TL;DR: Quarkus is not just fast, it's also secure. But how secure? Let's dive into the rabbit hole of Quarkus security features and emerge as security ninjas! You've just...
Top 10 Popular Libraries for Java Developers in 2024
Java's still kicking, and these libraries are why. Buckle up for a tour of the coolest tools making Java devs' lives easier in 2024! Remember when they said Java was going the way...
Binary and Machine Code: The Language Computers Actually Understand
TL;DR: Binary code is the digital DNA of computing, and machine code is its protein. Let's dissect this computational biology and see what makes our silicon friends tick! Ever wondered what's...
The Evolution of Java: From 8 to 22, A Coding Odyssey
Still coding in Java 8? It's like using a flip phone in the age of smartphones. But fear not, fellow developers! Java 22 is here to rescue you from the depths of outdated syntax...
What's in a Program? More Than Meets the Eye
Ever wondered what happens when you double-click that shiny icon on your desktop? How does your computer magically transform a bunch of ones and zeros into a fully functional application? Buckle up, fellow code warriors, because...
Quarkus Core - Speed Demon in Disguise
Ever wondered why Quarkus is called "supersonic subatomic Java"? No, it's not because it can shrink your code to the size of an atom (though sometimes it feels like it). It'...
Dynamic Class Loading in Java: Mastering ClassLoader in Practice
TL;DR: Tired of restarting your Java app every time you make a change? Let's dive into the world of ClassLoaders and learn how to hot-swap classes like a boss! Picture this: You'...
iOS 18 is out with desktop customization, RCS, but no AI — the update is now available for all compatible iPhones
Apple has released iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, bringing a host of new features to iPhone and iPad. One of the key updates in iOS is support for the RCS messaging protocol, which allows users to...
Instagram Adds 'Teen' Accounts for Users Under 18
Instagram has added "teen" accounts for users under 18 years old. These accounts come with built-in safety restrictions by default, and changes to the settings can only be made with parental approval. Starting from...
Creating Your Own SDK in 8 Easy(-ish) Steps
Ever wanted to be the cool kid on the block with your own SDK? Well, buckle up, because we're about to embark on a journey from "I have no idea what I'...
Compilers vs Interpreters - The Showdown
Ever wondered why your Python script takes its sweet time to execute, while that C++ program blazes through like it's on steroids? Or why JavaScript can run directly in your browser, but Java needs...
Reactive Connections in Quarkus: HTTP/2, SSE, and WebSocket in Practice
TL;DR: Quarkus + HTTP/2 + SSE + WebSocket = Reactive Awesomeness. But let's dive deeper, shall we? Remember the good old days when we thought long-polling was the coolest thing since sliced bread? Well, buckle up,...
SOAP in 2024: Why It's Still Alive
Ever felt like you're stuck in a time warp when someone mentions SOAP in 2024? You're not alone. While the cool kids are busy with their shiny REST APIs and blazing-fast gRPC,...