SQL tooling, the ranking
When you need to get up and running quickly with your database, the tooling becomes very important. When developing jOOQ and adding integrations for new databases, I really love those ones that provide...
View ArticleManipulating JARs, WARs, and EARs on the Command Line
Although Java IDEs and numerous graphical tools make it easier than ever to view and manipulate the contents of Java archive (JAR, WAR, and EAR) files, there are times when I prefer to use the...
View Articlecjmx: A command-line version of JConsole
JConsole is a nice tool when it comes to monitoring a running Java application. But when it is not possible to connect to a JVM with JConsole directly (due to network restrictions for example) and SSH...
View ArticleHow to perform client side web performance testing in JMeter?
In this article we will see how can we do client side performance testing using Jmeter Plugins. I will be using jmeter webdriver plugins. Before starting this topic, please have some basic information...
View ArticleJava development tools for a programming boost !
Java developers usually try to find ways to write quality Java code, quick and efficient, to make their programming life easier. Since things change, more and more tools come up. So, below there is a...
View ArticleStarting out with jHiccup
After writing my post on ‘How to detect and diagnose slow code in production’ I was encouraged by a reader to try out jHiccup from Azul systems. Last year I went to a talk by jHiccup’s creator Gil Tene...
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