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How to Calculate Averages and Medians of Arrays

September 6, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Finding the average and the median of an array using JavaScript can be a fairly painless process. If you do it right, it should only take a few lines of code to calculate the correct averages and medians for any given array. The average, which is … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: JavaScript Tagged With: Arrays, Average, Medians

JavaScript Libraries to Keep Your Projects On-Trend

August 23, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Staying on top of modern design trends and learning how to execute them for your websites and projects can be a full-time job...unless you take advantage of these libraries and plugins. The following list of jQuery and JavaScript libraries and … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: JavaScript, jQuery Tagged With:  Aquarelle, Animsition, Choices.js, Magnific Popup, Slinky, Tabslet, TwentyTwenty, uperEmbed.js

Your Guide to the 4 Best GUI for Managing MongoDB

August 10, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

MongoDB is an open source, NoSQL database that is incredibly dynamic. For some users, MongoDB databases and their content can be best accessed using a GUI (graphical user interface), which is essentially like a dashboard to manage the database and … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Java Tagged With: MongoBooster, MongoChef, MongoVue, RoboMongo

5 Ways to Streamline Your Node.js Applications

July 28, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Node.js is already a really efficient way to build quick web applications, but there's always room for improvement. Think about implementing any of these tips into your Node.js app if you're looking to speed up or clean up your … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Java, NodeJS Tagged With: Caching, CSS/JS files, HTTP requests, NginX, Node.js

AngularJS : ng-bind-html and ng-non-bindable Directives

July 12, 2016 by Java-Beat Leave a Comment

What are ng-bind-HTML Directives? The ng-bind-HTML directive is used for attaching the content to the HTML element in a secure method and renders the HTML as clickable anchor tags. To make use of this directive, you should use angular-sanitize.js in … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: AngularJS Tagged With: AngularJS Tutorials

AngularJS : ng-maxlength and ng-minlength Directives

June 25, 2016 by Java-Beat Leave a Comment

What is ng-maxlength Directive? The ng-maxlength directive allows us to set the maximum length for an input field i.e it adds the restriction for an input field. The ng-maxlength directive does not prevent the users from entering more than the … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: AngularJS Tagged With: AngularJS, AngularJS Tutorial, ng-maxlength, ng-minlength

New Features in Spring Boot 1.4

April 14, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Last week spring boot team has announced the release of Spring Boot 1.4.0 M2. The final release is expected to be around next month. There is a lot of changes coming up in the new release. In this post, I am going to list down the summary of new … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Caffeine Cache, Couchbase, Deserializer, Hibernate 5, JAR Layout, JSON Serializer, Narayana Transaction Manager, Neo4j, Spring Framework 4.3, Spring Release, Third Party Libraries

Spring Framework 4.3 RC1 Released

April 10, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

This week spring framework lead Juergen Hoeller has announced in their blog that Spring Framework 4.3 RC1 is released. As we are aware, Spring Framework 4.3 release will be the final release in the Spring 4 series. The next release will be Spring 5 … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Caffeine cache provider, Spring Release

Spring Boot Vs Dropwizard

April 9, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

It is always an interesting and exciting task to compare two popular frameworks. This time the contenders are two of the most popular microservices frameworks in Java. In this tutorial, I am going to compare the various aspects of Spring Boot and … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Dropwizard Tutorials, HTTP Servers, REST APIs Support, Spring Boot Tutorials

HOW TO Write REST API using DropWizard

April 7, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

This tutorial is beginners guide for learning how to build and deploy your first Dropwizard applications. In this tutorial, I explain the basic concept of dropwizard and how to write a simple REST services using this framework. I have been working on … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Dropwizard Tagged With: Microservices Framework

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