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String vs StringBuilder

1. Why Strings Are Immutable In Java, String objects are immutable, which means their values cannot be changed after they are created. Example String s = "apple"; s = s + " pie"; System.out.println(s

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BTBooster TechLabboostertechlab.hashnode.dev

SLAP Principle in Java: Writing Cleaner and More Readable Code

Introduction When developers read code, they should be able to understand it quickly without confusion. However, many programs become difficult to read because high-level logic and low-level implement

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BTBooster TechLabboostertechlab.hashnode.dev

The Evolution of Java Backend Development: Why Spring Boot Changed Everything

Introduction Backend development is the backbone of modern software applications. Whether it is an e-commerce platform, a banking application, or a social media service, the backend is responsible for

11h ago6 min read

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Understanding the Java String Pool

1. What Makes String Special in Java In Java, String behaves differently from most other objects. One of the main reasons is the String Pool, a special memory area used to optimize memory usage. Since

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SFSyed Faysel Ahammad Rajofaysel.hashnode.dev

Learning DSA with Java

A focused 15-day plan can give you a fast, practical start in data structures and algorithms (DSA) using Java. The goal of this plan is not to make you an expert in two weeks, but to give you a solid

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MAMohammad Amircloud-tools.hashnode.dev

Building a Simple API to Extract Files from TeraBox Share Links

Building a Simple API to Extract Files from TeraBox Share Links TeraBox is widely used for sharing large files and folders through public links. However, accessing those files programmatically or down

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JJNBridgejnbridge.hashnode.dev

Securing the Java/.NET Bridge: Authentication, Encryption, and Access Control

If you're integrating Java and .NET, congratulations — you've just doubled your attack surface. Every cross-runtime boundary is a potential entry point, and security can't be an afterthought. Whether you're using REST, gRPC, message queues, or an in-...

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HThelio techieheliotechie.hashnode.dev

Week 23 - Behavioral Design Pattern: Interpreter Pattern

This week, we’re exploring the Interpreter Pattern, a behavioral design pattern used to define the grammar of a language and interpret sentences in that language. It’s commonly used in expression eval

2d ago5 min read

MNMilan Nikicsecuritydepth.hashnode.dev

Authentication Vulnerabilities in Java: Session Management & Advanced Security (Part 3)

In Part 1, we discussed the requirements of passwords according to NIST recommendations, various methods of rate limiting using sliding window and exponential backoff, and ways to avoid enumeration of

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HThelio techieheliotechie.hashnode.dev

Design Pattern Recap: Which Pattern Should I Use? Is there a Guide?

Over the past several weeks, we explored the Gang of Four Design Patterns using simple real-world analogies and Java examples. We covered Creational, Structural, and Behavioral patterns, each solving

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Securing the Java/.NET Bridge: Authentication, Encryption, and Access Control

Week 23 - Behavioral Design Pattern: Interpreter Pattern

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Design Pattern Recap: Which Pattern Should I Use? Is there a Guide?

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String vs StringBuilder

SLAP Principle in Java: Writing Cleaner and More Readable Code

The Evolution of Java Backend Development: Why Spring Boot Changed Everything

Understanding the Java String Pool

Learning DSA with Java

Building a Simple API to Extract Files from TeraBox Share Links

Securing the Java/.NET Bridge: Authentication, Encryption, and Access Control

Week 23 - Behavioral Design Pattern: Interpreter Pattern

Authentication Vulnerabilities in Java: Session Management & Advanced Security (Part 3)

Design Pattern Recap: Which Pattern Should I Use? Is there a Guide?