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sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java,If Java is not not installed follow the following steps: Lunch a Terminal session Add Oracle’s PPA, then update your package repositor...

For Loop in different programming languages,Programming often involves working on redundant tasks. The for loops help shorten the code and reduce tedious tasks. But the way for is ...

Where to begin for writing a mobile payment API for my country (and countryside),My wish is to build a mobile payment API that would help everyone to pay online no matter what carr...

Design Patterns: Observer Pattern,originally posted on my blog at henricodesjava.blog Hi everyone! Chapter two in Head First Design Patterns: A Brain-Friendly Guide is al...

Groovier Groovy with Java 8 Streams,Consider writing Groovy code to retrieve the transformed version of an element from a given collection such that transformed version of the elem...

Intro to Butter Knife for Android views, Butter Knife? Butter knife is a very nice library for Android view injection. Butter knife helps reduce a lot of boilerplate code (e.g repe...

Mobile app development trends of the year,This past year shaped up to be a phenomenal year for the app economy, and 2018 is set to be another gorgeous year. Mobile is more mainstre...

Getting Started with SparkPost in Java,The SparkPost Java library is a popular way to integrate with SparkPost. If this describes your current task, this article will help you send...

The Strengths and Biggest Misconceptions of Kotlin—Interview with Marcin Moskala,I was approached about attending DevFest Siberia, which is September 23-24th of this month. That s...

Design Patterns: Strategy Pattern,originally posted on my blog at henricodesjava.blog Hello world! I'm currently reading Head First Design Patterns: A Brain-Friendly Guide, and i...

Turn Your Spaghetti Code into Functions, Part 2,Read Part 1, first. In Part 1, we started with an example of common business logic code, and an analogy based on cramming an elephan...