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Handling Java Out of Memory Issues in Websocket Application

In this article, I will be sharing some of the best tips to analyse the out of memory issue in java applications. My main focus would be to…

Jun 10, 2023

Handling Java Out of Memory Issues in Websocket Application

Jun 10, 2023

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Composite Aggregation using Java API

While trying to lookout for an implementation related to Composite Aggregation of Elastic Search using Java Rest High Level Client on the…

Dec 28, 2020

Eat. Sleep.Code.Repeat

Dec 28, 2020

Guide to Creating Scalable Websocket Application in Java

In today’s world, real time data is the actual game changer. Users need real time updates to stick to their screens and engage more. User…

Jun 10, 2023

Guide to Creating Scalable Websocket Application in Java

Jun 10, 2023

7 Reasons to start a Startup as a Student

Starting a business can be a daunting task, especially for college students who are juggling academic responsibilities and social…

Feb 26, 2023

7 Reasons to start a Startup as a Student

Feb 26, 2023

Multi-Column Query using IN Clause in Java

We all use IN clause every time we need to fetch multiple results from database at once. If the query was over a single primary key it’s…

Jul 5, 2021

Jul 5, 2021

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13 Common Mistakes every Company must Avoid to make their Customers Happy !

Are your customers happy? Do you keep a check on your customer services? If NO then do this.

Mar 18, 2018

13 Common Mistakes every Company must Avoid to make their Customers Happy !

Mar 18, 2018

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Getting Started with Open Source

Being a part of this highly turbulent IT industry have you ever given a thought about how the tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Facebook…

Mar 6, 2018

Getting Started with Open Source

Mar 6, 2018

V Ramya

V Ramya

Backend Developer at Paytm Money. Love cooking food , travelling and reading stories. Music Lover and a Happy Human Being !

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