Apache-NetBeans

Apache NetBeans is an open-source integrated development environment (IDE) primarily used for Java development, but it also supports other programming languages such as PHP, HTML5, and C/C++. It provides developers with a comprehensive set of tools for coding, debugging, and deploying applications. NetBeans features a modular architecture, allowing users to customize their environment with various plugins. Its user-friendly interface includes code templates, project management capabilities, and built-in version control support, making it a popular choice for both beginners and experienced developers. With regular updates and a strong community, Apache NetBeans continues to evolve to meet modern development needs.

JavaBeans

 Codecademy

JavaBeans are class definitions following a set of particular conventions. They are not tied to any Java framework so any Java program can use them. All JavaBeans can be considered POJOs (plain old Ja...

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JavaBean

 Essential Java

Introduction JavaBeans (TM) is a pattern for designing Java class APIs that allows instances (beans) to be used in various contexts and using various tools without explicitly writing Java code. The pa...

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Apache Thrift

 Software Architecture with C plus plus

Apache Thrift is an interface description language and binary communication protocol. It is used as an RPC method that allows creating distributed and scalable services built in a variety of languages...

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JMX Beans (MBeans)

 Level Up Coding

JMX (Java Management Extensions) beans, also known as MBeans (Managed Beans), are a fundamental component of the JMX technology, which is a Java-based framework for managing and monitoring resources a...

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Introduction to Apache Iceberg

 Towards Data Science

Throughout the years, Apache Iceberg has been open-sourced by Nexflix and many other companies such as SnowFlake and Dremio have decided to invest in the project. Each Apache Iceberg table follows a 3...

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Java

 JavaToDev

Creating non-blocking applications in Java represents a powerful strategy for enhancing application responsiveness and efficiency, particularly in handling I/O and network operations. This guide intro...

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Apache NLPCraft

 Analytics Vidhya

NLPCraft is an open source library for adding Natural Language Interface to any applications. Based on semantic modeling it requires no ML/DL model training or existing text corpora. NLPCraft is…

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Data Pipelines with Apache Beam

 Towards Data Science

Apache Beam is one of the latest projects from Apache, a consolidated programming model for expressing efficient data processing pipelines as highlighted on Beam’s main website [1]. Throughout this…

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Spring Sessions with Apache Ignite

 Javarevisited

Apache Ignite is a high-performance distributed database that stores data in memory (as well as persistent).As with every NoSQL solution, it supports replication and sharding out-of-the-box but also p...

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18: Enterprise JavaBeans

 Thinking in Java

Suppose [95] you need to develop a multi-tiered application to view and update records in a database through a Web interface. You can write a database application using JDBC, a Web interface using JSP...

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Basic Java Bean

 Essential Java

public class BasicJavaBean implements java.io.Serializable{ private int value1; private String value2; private boolean value3; public BasicJavaBean(){} public void setValue1(int value1){ this.value1 =...

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Apache Commons Lang

 Essential Java

Versions [{“Name”:“Java SE 6”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“Java SE 7”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“Java SE 8”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“Java SE 9 (Early Access)”,“GroupName”:null}]

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