Rainer Stropek interview
The importance of ignoring technology you don’t need
Software architect Rainer Stropek discusses the impact of REST, and explains the importance of selecting the right technology to become an expert in.
#rest
No more custom API mazes
Why reusable REST APIs are changing the game
REST APIs make our lives easier – but we’re still in the dark ages when it comes to making our APIs general purpose, portable and reusable. Ben Busse shows us the common pitfalls of hand-coding custom REST APIs and the architectural advantages and technical characteristics of reusable REST APIs.
REST tutorial
Consuming REST services from Java applications
An easy guide through the three-step process of consuming REST services for Java applications.
REST tutorial
Building a secure REST API with Spring Data REST and Java 8
The team at techdev show us how they combined an AngularJS, Java 8 and Spring 4 backend with a REST API to build a office data-tracking tool.
Getting some REST
How to export data to REST
Standardisation, automated tasks and content negotiation – there are plenty of reasons to use REST for exposing data. Geertjan Wielenga shows us how to get started using NetBeans in a few easy steps.
Tutorial
Getting Started with Neo4j, the Java graph database
Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves
Tutorial
Getting Started with Neo4j, the Java graph database
Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves
Video tutorial
Beautiful REST and JSON APIs
The design behind an equally clean and intuitive REST + JSON API is no easy feat.
JAXConf 2013 Chat
Talking security and authentication with Stormpath’s Les Hazlewood
JAXenter Editor Chris Mayer sat down with Les Hazlewood, co-founder and CTO of Stormpath, a firm who create user management and authentication systems for developers. We asked the Apache Shiro creator just why security is such a big problem for Java engineers and beyond.
How to get your dream house
The framework shuffle: web developments long evolution
Liferay’s James Falkner explores the ever-evolving world of web development – from its early static HTML days to the modern frameworks of today.
Embracing the new guard
JDK 8 and Java EE 7 initial support arrives in Spring Framework 4.0
New modernising features for the enterprise framework arrive in Milestone 1.
Tutorial
Guest post: Building mobile apps with Tiggzi Platform
Max Katz, head of Tiggzi’s Developer Relations shows us how to build a jQuery Mobile app connected to REST API.
Small scale, big plans
Micro Cloud Foundry gets bumper update, roadmap laid out
The on-premise version of VMwares in-beta cloud platform Micro Cloud Foundry has this week received a huge update, bringing with it several new features.
Clicking into place
One To Watch: AeroGear, mobile Java sites without the pain
A new JBoss project aims to make life easier for mobile developers working with traditional Java EE backends.
