Java 8 introduced a new utility class called StringJoiner, which provides a convenient and expressive way to join strings together […] Continue reading »
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Spring Framework, with its extensive support for building RESTful APIs, offers a convenient way to handle exceptions using the @RestControllerAdvice […] Continue reading »
In this blog post, we will explore the purpose and usage of Java’s throw and throws keywords. Java provides two […] Continue reading »
Java Stream is a powerful feature introduced in Java 8 that allows developers to process collections of data in a […] Continue reading »
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React hooks were introduced in version 16.8 to manage the state of React applications. Hooks provide a more elegant and […] Continue reading »
Axios is a popular JavaScript library that simplifies the process of making HTTP requests, including REST API calls, in React. […] Continue reading »
In modern web development, integrating REST APIs into our React applications is a common requirement. REST APIs enable us to […] Continue reading »
React has gained immense popularity among developers for its efficient and flexible JavaScript library for building attractive user interfaces. To […] Continue reading »
In Java development, it is common to separate the concerns of the Data Layer (entity) and the presentation layer (DTO […] Continue reading »