Back to the basics – Java By Example (Invoice)
In this video, I get back to the basics and show you how to use the code from my series Java By Example to read data from an excel spreadsheet in order to populate your invoice PDF.
We look into how to create a PiBox Template and install it on my PiBox. The procedure is very similar to creating a Kubernetes deployment, so that subject is also covered in this video.
We look at how we can build rest API in python quickly. This quick guide is using FastAPI in order to create a quick API using python and SQL Alchemy. Rest API showing in OpenAPI and even redoc format is a really nice way to document your code.
I will compile a version of Java 17 and try out the new switch statement. In the new Java version, the switch statement will give you a lot more flexibility when it comes to types and other interesting functions. Building Java gave me some insights into what is possible and not in Linux and Windows.
We look into using the cephadm tooling to bootstrap and configure a small cluster with 3 drives and multiple hosts. We go into how cephadm administers different resources and shares them between hosts. Installing main host First we need curl in order to fetch the cephadm application sudo apt install -y curl Then we download…
Learn how to install and configure Sonatype for efficient package management in your Java projects. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the setup process and show you how to deploy and release custom modules using this powerful repository solution. Ideal for teams that need to share assets and manage package versions, Sonatype makes it…
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