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 user-friendly interface, code templates, and a powerful editor that enhances productivity. Additionally, it supports various frameworks and technologies, making it a versatile choice for software development. With its active community and regular updates, Apache NetBeans continues to evolve, catering to the needs of modern developers.

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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