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International NodeSchool Day 2016 @ Five

Over 24 hours, the NodeSchool community came together and hosted events in 27 cities around the globe. Five was the host and sponsor of the International NodeSchool day held at our Zagreb headquarters.

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Android, Design, iOS, Java, Testing

New people on the block

A great service starts with great people. So we hired some more.

Development, Java

Be aware of the users in Spring!

session scoped spring bean for keeping track of the logged in user in the spring layer

Java

Java Heap Dump

Memory leaks are notoriously hard to debug. Java, with its built in garbage collector, handles most memory leak issues.

Marin Martinić

Java, Testing

Using mock objects for Stripes-Spring testing

Usage of mocked container stripes junit testing which uses mocked spring objects for fast and precise testing.

Development, Java

Check user permission using aspect-oriented programming

In this post we will show a example of simple and clean way to check your users permissions across your application using aspect-oriented programming (AOP).

Development, Java

Using Drag&Drop on tree structure with SmartGwt

Today i'm going to show how easy it is implement drag&drop functionality on a visually represented tree structure using SmartGwt.

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Java

The importance of using correct JDK

It's possible to use a newer version of JDK for development but it's not a good idea. A couple of problems can arise if our development JDK version is different from target version.

Marin Martinić

Java

Maven release plugin – 8 tips & tricks

Recently I’ve been working intensively with Maven and it’s release plugin and I wanted to share some things I learned while scripting release process for our project. I wish I could say that everything’s been as easy as “advertised” in plugin’s documentation but unfortunately there were some problems to overcome and also some things I […]

Matija Å malcelj

Java

Unit testing with Stripes

I'll describe here how to do unit testing on ActionBeans when working with Stripes technology. More specifically, I'll focus on testing approach using MockRoundtrips. Stripes comes with large set of mock objects which implement interfaces in Servlet specification. We'll focus on two of them: MockServletContext and MockRoundtrip.

Marija čurić

Development, Java

Working with Maven

When working with large projects with a lot of modules one can easily lose track of all the external dependencies. This is where Maven comes in. Its convention over configuration approach enables you to quickly set up your project.

Marin Martinić

Java

Logging with Spring AOP

With Aspect Oriented Programming concept you can easily intercept method calls, and write a detailed log - method name, arguments, returned value and execution time. See how this works in Spring (Java).

Samir ÄŒauš

Java

Java code inside JSP page

Java Server pages technology allows us to combine HTML (or some other) output and Java code in a single JSP file. Although mixing Java code with HTML output generally isn't very good development approach, there are situations when you can't avoid it. Here are some of our guidelines for better code organization.

Marija čurić

International NodeSchool Day 2016 @ Five

International NodeSchool Day 2016 @ Five

New people on the block

Be aware of the users in Spring!

Java Heap Dump

Using mock objects for Stripes-Spring testing

Check user permission using aspect-oriented programming

Using Drag&Drop on tree structure with SmartGwt

The importance of using correct JDK

Maven release plugin – 8 tips & tricks

Unit testing with Stripes

Working with Maven

Logging with Spring AOP

Java code inside JSP page

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