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dataford.io > questions > how-do-you-decide-when-to-use-java-versus-python-in-a-solution

Choose Java vs Python | Dataford Interview Questions

11+ hour, 58+ min ago  (22+ words) Choose Java vs Python Dataford Choose Java vs Python How do you decide when to use Java versus Python in a solution?...

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dev.to > alimurrazi > reflection-in-c-what-it-is-why-it-exists-3m90

Reflection in C#: What It Is, Why It Exists

17+ hour, 36+ min ago  (506+ words) Reflection is one of those features every.Net/C# developer has used directly or indirectly. This article walks through — using a dynamic email template engine as the running example — and then tours a few real-life use cases where reflection does…...

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dev.to > haseebthedev0 > architecting-location-based-automation-without-killing-the-battery-362i

Architecting Location-Based Automation Without Killing the Battery

19+ hour, 30+ min ago  (1715+ words) Opening hook It happened during a quiet afternoon in the library. I was deep in a documentation sprint, and the only sound was the rhythmic tapping of my mechanical keyboard. Suddenly, my phone erupted into a high-pitched, aggressive ringtone that…...

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dev.to > mohamed_anascharkaoui_b9 > the-invisible-server-bug-what-building-a-bare-metal-java-server-taught-me-about-io-6fi

The "Invisible" Server Bug: What Building a Bare-Metal Java Server Taught Me About I/O

20+ hour, 29+ min ago  (742+ words) This is the first article in a series where I document building an HTTP server in Java from raw sockets — no frameworks, no Tomcat, no Spring. Just java.net and whatever mistakes I make along the way. Then I started…...

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dev.to > mohamed_anascharkaoui_b9 > scaling-architecture-not-hardware-building-a-multi-threaded-nio-web-server-from-scratch-in-java-4pma

Scaling Architecture, Not Hardware: Building a Multi-Threaded NIO Web Server from Scratch in Java

21+ hour, 25+ min ago  (480+ words) Why doesn't throwing more CPU and RAM at your server solve your latency issues under heavy load? This is Part 2 of a series where I document building an HTTP server in Java from raw sockets. Part 1 covers a buffering bug…...

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dev.to > samson_tanimawo > service-level-objectives-for-complex-microservices-42i7

Service Level Objectives for Complex Microservices

23+ hour, 3+ min ago  (317+ words) A SLO that works for a monolith often collapses when you distribute the same logic across 30 services. The math of availability is unforgiving. If your service depends on 5 others, each at 99.9%, your realistic ceiling is 0.999^5 = 99.5%. That 0.4% gap eats your entire…...

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dev.to > jkballa > your-openapi-spec-is-already-your-documentation-4bch

Your OpenAPI spec is already your documentation

1+ day, 4+ hour ago  (137+ words) If your team defines APIs with an OpenAPI spec, you're closer to good docs than you think. That spec already describes every endpoint, parameter, and response. Machines love it. Humans reading raw YAML? Not so much. And that gap is…...

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dev.to > rajeshbhola1 > relational-operators-in-java-46lk

Relational Operators in Java

1+ day, 6+ hour ago  (255+ words) Relational operators are used to compare two values in Java. They help determine whether one value is greater than, less than, or equal to another value. These operators are commonly used in if statements, loops, conditional expressions, and decision-making logic....

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dev.to > deniss_larka > the-jdks-forgotten-jmx-protocol-4pci

The JDK's forgotten JMX protocol

1+ day, 6+ hour ago  (457+ words) Every Java engineer who has connected JConsole — or JDK Mission Control — to a server in another network segment knows the ritual. Open the JMX port. Discover that RMI quietly opened a second port — random by default. Pin it with a…...

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dev.to > dotslashf > from-frustration-to-code-why-i-built-jokiinlari-4k86

From Frustration to Code: Why I Built jokiinlari

1+ day, 16+ hour ago  (607+ words) A developer's honest confession about wanting a daily Strava streak, but getting stuck on route planning — so I built jokiinlari instead. The frustration that wouldn't go away I have a problem that probably sounds small, but it's very real for…...

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