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Category Archives: Tips & tricks
How to print current project classpath
This article is a short explanation of a classpath and a single line of Java code that will help you print out your classpath. Continue reading
How to set custom configuration for your local Git project repository
Suppose you do not want to have the same configuration for your local repository as you have your global Git settings. Or you need to fix identity information for commits that are already made in Git commit history. In that case, this article will show you a few Git commands on how to set up the custom configuration for your local Git repository or how to fix past mistakes. Continue reading
How to remotely debug Java application in IntelliJ
This article is a simple tutorial on how to debug your JAR or WAR file remotely. Continue reading
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Tagged bytecode, debug, IDE, IntelliJ Idea, JAR, Java, Maven, maven build, monolit, port exhaustion, remote, session exhaustion, Slack, stack, war
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How to use IntelliJ Idea as a text editor
This article will give you a few excellent tips on how and why to turn your favourite IDE into your first choice text editor. Continue reading
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Tagged Git, Grammarly, IDE, IntelliJ Idea, IntelliJ Idea IDE, Microsoft Word, text editor, word processor
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How to build with Maven without running tests
This article will show you multiple ways how to skip the test in your Maven build Continue reading
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Tagged build, JAR, Java, Maven, optimization, POM, speed, Spring, SpringBoot, Surefire, tests
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How to convert int to long in Java?
Simple hint on very often question how to convert int to long or Long in Java. Continue reading
Git – How to remove folder recursively from Git
This article contains several clever commands for removal of unwanted files in your git repository. Continue reading
How to write CRON jobs
CRON jobs or CRON tasks are very useful for automatizing repetitive work. With cron job help you can for example once a week wipe out cache files in your app directory or send email about number of newly registered users. You … Continue reading
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Why Typekit fonts do not show on XAMPP localhost?
I have been trying locally on XAMPP develop new custom WordPress theme. I choose to implement custom font on titles with help of Adobe Typekit fonts. It took me nearly 2 hours to solve problem with not showing fonts nowhere locally. … Continue reading
Custom Key Binding in Sublime Text 3
If you are a Windows->OSX switcher like me, you will counter several user habits conflicts. One of them is keyboard layout and key binding in different applications. Using Sublime Text3 editor in first days was nightmare. Luckily Sublime support possibility … Continue reading