As a qualified backend programmer, we need to deal with JSON data from time to time. Currently, many backend programmers use Postman to test API requests. However, Postman as a tool itself does not provide particularly powerful JSON data visualization. For example, it only offers simple code-level data folding and cannot perceive the specific number of elements inside a list.
Git, a widely used version control system, empowers developers to collaborate seamlessly and manage code repositories efficiently. However, even with its robust features and safeguards, human mistakes can still occur, leading to potential code conflicts and loss of work. One such common pitfall is force-pushing changes before performing a pull operation. And I just made it happen today.
As a software engineer, I think everyone can tell thousands of words about the differences between SQL vs NoSQL. And how to make a choice between them with your requirement. Recently, I migrated the SaltyNote service from MariaDB to MongoDB. While the reason is not for high throughput or performance.
In SaltyNote Implementation - Service, I shared the details about server side implementation of SaltyNote. In this article, I will introduce the implementation of the SaltyNote Chrome Extension.
SaltyNote is a Chrome Extension that provides the immersive page notes taken experience. The users can view all the notes taken on the current page from the right sidebar without leaving the page. In this article, I will introduce the implementation of the SaltyNote service.
The main div for GitHub and Zhihu is too narrow, which makes my high-resolution screen not that useful. In this case, I update some exiting stylish script to improve.
12jackson InvalidDefinitionException: Cannot find a (Map) Key deserializer for type [simple type, class XXXX]
In recent times, I did a lot practise of micro-service with spring boot. And handled a lot of JSON(Jackson) related serialization and deserialization issues. In this post, I will share some tricky how to “fix” Circular References.
在做服务器端API开发的时候，如何保持文档的更新是一个比较头疼的问题。试过写成word文档，缺点很明显： 更新不及时 不便于查阅 也试过用其他的在线API管理工具，太懒了，总是无法保持更新。而且大多数服务还是收费的。
这篇文章将简单介绍一下如何用Jersey（DropWizard）在一次Request中接受多个文件。其实Google一下，SO上会有很多回答，只是在这边献丑一下。
前段时间趁着参加一个无聊活动的过程中折腾了一下OpenShift，即使有一些不足，但是感觉它比我想象的好用。底下就扯扯我是瞎折腾过程中得经验。
其实下面这些个assert语句都可以通过junit测试。 12345678@Testpublic void integerValueOfTest() { Assert.assertTrue(Integer.valueOf(-128) == Integer.valueOf(-128)); Assert.assertFalse(Integer.valueOf(128) == Integer.valueOf(128)); Assert.assertTrue(Integer.valueOf(127) == Integer.valueOf(127)); Assert.assertTrue(Integer.valueOf(1) == Integer.valueOf(1)); Assert.assertFalse(Integer.valueOf(1000) == Integer.valueOf(1000));}
这是我在StackOverflow上提的第一个问题：Why Objects.hash() returns different values for the same input?