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Know Your IntelliJ – No tabs
In the next post of Know Your IntelliJ series, I would like to help you with getting rid of navigation tabs’ hell. By navigation tabs’ hell I mean a situation in which we get multiple files’ tabs opened and showing up at editor’s screen. The image below presents the sample screen with multiple files’ tabs opened:
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What I learned from organizing 24h hackathon
Organizing a hackathon was always my target. In 2016, I wanted to make this target real. However, the amount of work I had on my head was a little bit overwhelming so I needed to postpone it. This year, I set it as my top priority.
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Top Java news pages
As a Java developer I often receive a bunch of questions regarding top news websites I read about Java development. The time has come to share these with a broader audience. Each of pages is going to have some explanation.
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Know Your IntelliJ – Scratches
With this post I start a series of Know Your IntelliJ blog posts related to the IntelliJ’s IDEA best features (according to me). I use IntelliJ IDEA on a daily basis and it is my IDE of choice. Throughout a couple of last years, I got some experience with IntelliJ and it looks like we get on well with each other. I realized that some of you may benefit from this experience. Keep track of this blog posts series on my blog. The Know Your IntelliJ series starts with IntelliJ’s scratches.
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6 steps to investigate unexpected logouts in your Java web application
I would like to share with you six steps that may help in investigation of problems related to wrong session management and/or wrong infrastructure configuration for your web applications, especially Java web applications.