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Committing sensitive information

Accidentally committing sensitive information to a public repository can be a serious concern, especially if it's information like API keys, database credentials, or other secrets. If you've deleted the file in a new commit, the sensitive information will still exist in the commit history.

History and Evolution of Java EE

Java EE, released in 1999 as J2EE, has evolved over the years, resulting in its transition to Jakarta EE under the Eclipse Foundation in 2017. The platform has been central to the development of robust enterprise applications.

Integration of RabbitMQ with Java

RabbitMQ is one of the most popular messaging systems based on the AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol) protocol. It offers an effective way to build decoupled and scalable applications. In this article, we'll explore how RabbitMQ can be integrated into Java applications.

Functional Interfaces: An Overview and Guide

This article details the use of the @FunctionalInterface annotation, the main interfaces in the "java.util.function" package, and covers the concept of "target typing". These additions not only provide cleaner code, but also allow for more reactive design approaches, streamlining Java development.

Unit Testing: Comparing Spring Boot and Traditional Approaches

Brief description of the importance of unit testing and the evolution of tools and frameworks to perform these tests in Java applications.

Understanding the abstract Keyword in Java

When it comes to object-oriented programming, the word abstract is one of the fundamental pillars. In Java, the word abstract is one of the main mechanisms for achieving this abstraction.