#Java Tools

[224vinod]

serialVer - serialVersionUID In Java

Introduction When it comes to working with Java serialization, one of the lesser-known but incredibly important aspects is the serialVersionUID, often referred to as “serialVer.” This seemingly simple numeric value plays a crucial role in maintaining data compatibility between different versions of a Java class. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into the world of serialVer, exploring its…

[fission07]

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[hotfudgecherryrosy]

Hi! Little update on the Quizlet-like app, henceforth known and tagged as Innaflash. (One of my friend's ideas, and I'm a sucker for puns :) )

Tl;dr of below is i'd like opinions on the UI mockup so far, maybe some alternative color theme ideas.

No coding has happened yet, but I started making a UI mockup to get the brain juices going and also bc i just love messing around with color themes and graphic design, hee hee. I think I'm going with a webcore theme. Default will be purple, but there will be the option to change the theme (i already have the code for this so it's easy to implement). A couple images are above, I'd like to hear what you all think :)

[blufox234isadumbname]

hehehe fundy profile

[unproduciblesmackdown]

hand to forehead. bracing inhale. LOS endearing as always

look at their little Two Eyes expressive display format

look at their little ‼️😰 expressive display format

everybody outta the way look at their HEART 💙 !!! well i 💙 them sm so amped

p.s. fun to put joke coding but showing different languages' formats

[convexicalcrow]

Aww yeah the copper grind was 100% worth it, that roof looks so much better now. <3 I'm going to do, like, tiered gardens going down the mountainside for crops and whatnot, just to give the land more shape, and to flatten it out a little.

Did a cute lil interior as well. Little workspace in one area, and more of a sitting area on the other side, with some storage under the staircase. I'm all fully organised now, and I dug a storage room into the mountain bc I was already outgrowing the initial storage I put in the second floor lololol. Too much digging. XD

The furnace wall will turn into an autosmelter in time so I can expand my storage out that way when it's time, but for now, it'll do. I've reserved three columns of chests on the back left side for cobble, dirt, and cobbled deepslate, bc I just have So Much of it.

Enchanting room and bedroom. <3 Bedroom still needs some lil bits of decoration, but it'll do for now. I have sheep and cows and sugarcane growing now so I'll slowly work on getting the bookshelves I need for a full set-up. I'll build the animals a barn at some point as well, so they're not just in random pens down the mountainside.

Also I've been making staircases everywhere. Up to the top of the mountain, and down to my branch mine. There's tons of flat land on the top of the mountain, and I'd like to build some bigger structures up there, though what yet I don't know. Maybe I'll put the villagers up there idk. I could def fit a nice trading hall up there without needing to terraform so much. idk we'll see.

I do plan to make a path to the closest village, and I think next time I play, I may do that, and spend some time over there getting some villagers levelled up. It's by a meadow biome, and there's plenty of flat-ish space for crop farming and tree farming for emerald trades. I'd like to get a mending villager, and also a leatherworker so I can get a saddle and acquire one of the horses or donkeys I've seen around the place to make the journey quicker.

I'd like to bring the villagers back to my base eventually, when I decide to switch this world from peaceful to easy, so I can get an iron farm up and running, but I need to decide where tf the villagers are going first. I'll do the same iron farm I have in my other java world bc it's so stupidly small and simple to build, and it has given me SO MUCH MORE IRON THAN I COULD EVER POSSIBLY USE omg. I just need to figure out where the villagers are going, and then figure out how tf I'm getting them there lol. :D

Also guess who managed to get lost TWICE today and had to dig tunnels to get back again lololol. :D Once whilst bringing cows back from the village, and once while accidentally going caving and finding a deep dark biome and forgetting my way back. Also I am disappointed to discover I just have a gigantic deep dark biome under the mountain, not an ancient city, so no loot for me. It's in the biggest fkn cave I've ever seen, stretched hundreds of blocks. Sadge.

Also I have decided I'm not going to bother upgrading to netherite on my other java solo world before I upgrade the world. I have toolsmiths and armoursmiths for days, tons of diamonds, I play with keep inventory on, and I Do Not Want to go netherite mining, so. I'll make do with diamond. I will trim the world a little tho, cut out those chunks around the mountains and the woodland mansion just so I can be sure I'll get those Vex armour trims. >_>

Oh. And remind me tomorrow to fix up my minecraft build tags, bc I want to be able to find each world, and now that I have two java solo worlds, I should probably make them distinguishable. So I'll do a post about that tomorrow. And then maybe catch up on my dash bc I've been ignoring it bc I'm so addicted to 1.20 omg.

[womaneng]

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[clariontech]

The full list of the top tools & frameworks for Java integration testing that every developer needs to know in order to improve their current testing plan.

[torchiclearns]

unpacking build.gradle and gradlew: a guide to building projects ⚒️🚧

have you ever opened up a new project and wondered what is the mysterious build.gradle file and gradle folder? what do they actually do, and why are they important in projects?

heres’s a quick guide!

"back in my day"

before gradle, setting up a Java project meant handling each step manually

compiling - you had to compile each file with javac

javac MyClass.java

[frog707]

Tryouts

Today I downloaded Java 23 and began experimenting with it.

[224vinod]

Pack200 - Java Tool

Introduction: In the ever-evolving world of Java development, optimizing application performance is a constant challenge. One technique that can significantly enhance your Java application’s performance is Pack200. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into Pack200, exploring its features, usages, and providing code samples to help you harness its power effectively. What is Pack200? Pack200 is a…

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10 Top Java Tools of 2023

I can provide you with a list of popular Java tools. However, please note that the technology landscape is constantly evolving, and there might be newer tools that have gained popularity since then. Here are ten top Java tools up until September 2023:

Eclipse: An open-source integrated development environment (IDE) widely used for Java development. It offers a rich set of features for code editing, debugging, and project management.

IntelliJ IDEA: Another popular Java IDE developed by JetBrains. It provides advanced coding assistance, powerful refactoring tools, and integration with various frameworks and technologies.

Maven: A build automation and project management tool used primarily for Java projects. It simplifies the build process, manages dependencies, and generates project documentation.

Gradle: Another build automation tool that provides a flexible and efficient approach to building and deploying software. It supports Java projects and offers a domain-specific language (DSL) for describing build configurations.

Spring Framework: A widely adopted Java framework for building enterprise applications. It provides comprehensive infrastructure support for developing robust and scalable Java applications.

JUnit: A popular unit testing framework for Java. It allows developers to write test cases, execute them, and assert expected results, ensuring the quality and correctness of the code.

Git: A distributed version control system widely used for source code management. It enables multiple developers to collaborate on a project, track changes, and manage code branches.

Jenkins: An open-source automation server that facilitates continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) processes. It helps automate build, test, and deployment tasks for Java applications.

Apache Kafka: A distributed streaming platform that provides a high-throughput, fault-tolerant messaging system. It is commonly used for building real-time streaming data pipelines and event-driven applications in Java.

Hibernate: An object-relational mapping (ORM) framework that simplifies database access in Java applications. It provides a way to map Java objects to database tables and perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

[hotfudgecherryrosy]

Finally setup a basic github and neocities site for innaflash. I feel dead. I linked the site but its very bare bones, I am going to add more to it later. Just has basic stuff now. I am so seepy.

[intelliatechsolutions]

Top 10 Java Frameworks for Web Development in 2024

Java is always the language taken on priority when it comes to software development. And no doubt, it is a programming language most extensively used as well.

Whenever we think of building web applications or starting a new project, choosing the right set of development tools is of utmost importance. Java frameworks make it to the top choice in such cases since they are not only reliable but efficient as well.

But with so many options available out there, it can really get you confused about which Java frameworks you should consider for your projects. This blog post is going to be all about that. We have listed out some of the best Java frameworks for web development in 2024 for you.

But before diving right into it, let’s walk through Java frameworks to get a basic understanding about them.

What are Java Frameworks?

Java frameworks are basically a collection of pre-written codes. These are used by developers and programmers to develop web applications. These Java development frameworks control hardware, communicate with system applications, and process input. They help save time by writing the code for a developer. Since Java is a backend technology, these frameworks come handy for backend development.

Benefits of Java frameworks in web development

Since they already consist of pre-written codes, there is no need to write codes individually. 

Makes tasks and processes quick by reducing the time, thus increasing efficiency.

Offer a diverse range of features and options for developers to explore and choose from.

They provide support and help developers with problem-solving.

Always perform 100% and are reliable and secure.

Top Java frameworks for 2024:

1. Spring:

Spring Framework is one of the best open-source frameworks which has been built for the entire software development process in Java. These are also compatible with XML configurations and can establish JDBC connections. Some of its features include externalized configurations, admin features, properties files, and web development.

2. Hibernate:

Hibernate framework can extend Persistence API Support in Java. It is an ORM tool which is lightweight and high-performing. It does performance optimization so you do not have to worry about the implementations. It enhances developer’s productivity and efficiency.

3. Struts:

Struts framework is majorly used for web applications and is based on technologies such as XML, JSP, etc. Some of its key features include integration support, configurable MVC components, template support, and more.

4. Grails:

Grails framework is beginner-friendly and written in Groovy, which is similar to Java but has more features. Its key features include seamless Java integration, plugin library, spring boot foundation, etc.

5. Vaadin:

Vaadin framework supports cross-platform compatibility. Style alternatives from Java, two built-in themes, and deep linking support are some of its key features.

6. Java Server Faces (JSF):

 It works with technologies Java serves pages and Java Servlet API. It has been developed by Oracle and is based on MVC architecture. It supports automated state management and multiple output formats.

7. Play:

Play framework is written in Scala and supports both Java and Scala. It is fault-tolerant and highly flexible. It comes with built-in testing tools and has a hit refresh workflow.

8. Google Web Toolkit (GWT):

It has an open-source Java community to ensure applications are made using GWT. It is extremely developer-friendly and supports a wide range of APIs. It also provides cross-border portability.

9. Dropwizard:

It is great for developing RESTful web services. It enables rapid prototyping and is operations-friendly. It is compatible with both external and open-source libraries.

10. Apache Wicket

It is a component based framework that provides integration support. It is extremely fast and lightweight. It follows the POJO model and is based on JSP. It is also highly agile.

Conclusion

These were some of the best Java frameworks we have shortlisted for you. Java frameworks make for a popular choice especially when you are considering making enterprise applications. These frameworks prove helpful for a developer to improve scalability and productivity.

Also, we suggest readers to stay updated with the trends in the Java ecosystem since these frameworks also keep on improving their features. Visit us at Intelliatech!!!

[convexicalcrow]

ngl when chunkbase said there was a skele spawner and a geode close by, I didn't think it meant this close by wtf. XD

This is going to require ... a lot of thinking about how to wrangle the two farms lol. In the meantime, I have built the world's longest and jankiest staircase to get back up again. I will probably put in bubblevators later on maybe. ig I got lucky that it's surrounded by deep dark tho so I don't have to worry about mob spawns. And I've broken all the shriekers I can find bc who wants a warden down here? not me lol. There was also a smol iron vein nearby that I got a stack of iron from, so. :D

I do want to get this one up and running, as well as a zombie spawner for leather/rotten flesh. Once they're built, I'll probably test them out in easy to make sure they're working, and once I'm happy with that, I'll move to easy permanently.

also apparently my closest cherry grove biome is also near where my stronghold is so. that's ... fun. o.o i haven't even been to the nether yet, let alone thought about the end. XD

And we're going to get cherry trees next bc this is in the middle of the mountain my starter base is looking at, and a) it's covered in so much snowier snow oml and b) I'm gonna build a lil shrine there and plant cherry trees everywhere. So all the spruce has to go and I'll prob make a lil snow farm to go and replace all the snowier snow with proper snow so I don't have to deal with it. I have leather boots, but tbh that's not the point. XD I should flood it with water, that'll sort the snowier snow out. :D

Also there are two lil cave areas that connect through from the outside of the mountain near my storage house through to the grove here. So I've been tidying them up a lil in preparation for proper stairs and pathways.

I didn't take a screenshot of it, but there's now a dirt bridge connecting my starter cave area to this mountain and that leads into a tunnel that opens up to this grove. I got so many tunnels going lol. XD

I did have to take my first death tho bc as I was digging the janky staircase down to the skele spawner, I got lost in a small cave area and couldn't find where the staircase had opened into the cave. IT WAS SUCH A SMALL AREA HOW DID I GET LOST idk but I got an axolotl out of it so who's winning? :D But this is why I play with keep inventory on so I can die and go back to spawn and follow the staircase back down to where I left off lol.

Tomorrow, we go cherry tree hunting. I also want to mock out the roof for my storage house in creative bc the vision I have is. Complicated lol. And I want to get it right before I start building it in survival. And I want to start making the lil river that's going to flow between the two mountains. Do some terraforming to get the shape right and fill in any open cave areas that I don't want to just flood with water lol.