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Every day is a new life to a wise man.

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NoSQL Database - What is NoSQL? | Microsoft Azure

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He has the most who is most content with the least.

-Diogenes of Sinope-

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https://javachallengers.com/the-ultimate-guide-of-microservices-technologies-for-java-developers-in-2020/?s=09

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14 Kubernetes Tutorials for Beginner to Master

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Spring boot - Testing

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How Much Do Udemy Instructors Make? - Blog | TeachinGuide

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Maven : Plug-ins and Goals

Goals in Maven are packaged in plug-ins, which are essentially a collection of one or more goals.

mvn compiler:compile

Here,

compiler - plugin

compile - goal

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Build a Chat Application Using Spring Boot + WebSocket + RabbitMQ - DZone Web Dev

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Create a simple Chat application with Spring Boot and Websocket

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Build a Chat Application Using Spring Boot and WebSocket | Dariawan

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Getting Started | Messaging with JMS

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CSS Positioning - Relative

Relative is the same as static except you can move the element using the left, right, bottom, top, or z-index properties. Based on where the element would be in the “static” position, you can move the element, say 50px from the left.

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CSS Positioning - Static

Static elements occupy the entire row and start in a new line. You cannot use the left, right, bottom, top, or z-index properties because the element is simply “fitting into” the page flow. Of note, static is the default position.

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“CSS Positioning: Static, Relative, Fixed, Absolute, and Sticky”

“CSS Positioning: Static, Relative, Fixed, Absolute, and Sticky” by Lance Watanabe https://link.medium.com/0q2gkGPqDhb