One of the most common tasks while working in programming projects is finding files containing some specific text like you have your application deployed in the Linux server, and you are migrating your database from one server to another. Now, you want to file all config files and scripts which are referencing your old database using the hostname or IP address, so that you can replace them with an alias. Well, you should always use an alias to connect to the database or any other system, but sometimes it happens you have to use a hostname. Anyway, how do you find all those files containing hostname in your Linux machine? Well, the grep command is here to help you.
Top 5 Courses to Learn Ruby and Rails in 2020 - Best of Lot
Hello guys, welcome to this post, here you will find some of the best free courses to learn Ruby programming language and Ruby on Rails framework online. If you don't know what Ruby is and what is Rails framework, then let me tell you that its one of the simplest programming languages with little to no syntax. If you are new to programming or never coded before, then also developing a Ruby application will be much more comfortable than choosing any other programming language like Python or Java. When it comes to developing web development, the Ruby on Rails also makes your job easy by making several useful assumptions based upon convention, which means you can do more by writing less code.
How to copy Files from one directory to other in Java
I have been programming in Java for a long time and you won't believe but there was no file copy method in the Java API until Java 7. At that time, our options were either write it ourself, using a FileInputStream, a FileOutputStream and a buffer to copy bytes from one to the other - or better yet, use the FileChannel.transferTo() method or just use the Apache Commons' FileUtils which was a life save those days and even today. JDK has evolved now and you have a decent API to copy files from one directory to another. In this article, I'll show you both the pre-Java code for copying files from one directory to other as well post Java 7 code which makes this task a lot easier.
How to test REST API from Command Line using cURL command in Linux
The curl or cURL command of Linux is a compelling and versatile command which allows you to send sophisticated HTTP request right from your Linux command line window. You can use the cURL command to test your RESTful Web Services by sending GET and POST requests, doing authentication, saving a cookie in the file, etc. The curl command is, in fact, the go-to tool for many Java and Spring developers working in web applications and consuming data from the secured RESTful Web Services. Still, you can also use it to test your simple REST Web APIs without security. I have used it many times to check if our Web service is up or not, or is there any error while accessing those services.
Top 7 Free courses to learn Selenium in 2020 - Best of Lot
Testing is an integral part of software development, and we have long been relied on manual testing by testers and QA professional to ship quality software and find bugs, but that's not sustainable anymore. There is an increased focus on automation testing nowadays, and Selenium is leading the way with its web drivers. If you don't know what selenium is, it's a free automation testing tool for web applications. It can work with different web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and simulate human-like behavior. By using Selenium, you can programmatically interact with all the different elements on a webpage. You can click on them, input text, extract text, and so much more.
Top 5 Spring Boot Annotations with Examples for Java Developers
Annotations have completely changed the way you write Java code. It's now impossible to write any Java code without using annotations but that's for good. They provide a lot of value and that's why it's important for a Java developer to get familiar with essential annotations of the framework he or she is using. When I think about Java, some of the essential annotations which come in our mind are @Override, @SuppressWarning and @Deprecated. Similarly, if you are using the Spring Boot framework, an extension of the Spring framework which aims to simplify the Java development with Spring, you will often end up using a couple of annotations like @SpringBootApplication or @EnableAutoConfiguration.
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