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Decoding Kotlin - Your guide to solving the mysterious in Kotlin

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Decoding Kotlin - Your guide to solving the mysterious in Kotlin Decoding Kotlin - Your guide to solving the mysterious in Kotlin : 5 lessons learned about seemingly strange things with Kotlin on the Job

How does concurrency play a role in coroutines?

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How does concurrency play a role in coroutines? How does concurrency play a role in coroutines? : Coroutines in action with Kotlin

Implementing a Geo Location module using the Haversine formula

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Implementing a Geo Location module using the Haversine formula Implementing a Geo Location module using the Haversine formula : On the 2020/06/06 I published my first Python module. It's a Geo Location calculator which uses the Haversine formula to calculate distances.

How to make the best of a slow machine running on limited resources with a Windows environment as a Java Engineer

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How to make the best of a slow machine running on limited resources with a Windows environment as a Java Engineer How to make the best of a slow machine running on limited resources with a Windows environment as a Java Engineer : When we get into the job market, not always we get the best machines to work with and to make the things we love. Having a Windows machine isn't necessarily bad news, but the machines that usually come with it, either have limitations or you end up needing more tools than the ones that Windows seems to offer. Nonetheless, many things are actually very much possible with a Windows machine. They usually just have a different shape.

Kuma, how it works, what we can configure with it and why is it different

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In this video I am discussing how to setup a cluster to be able to work with Kuma meshes. In the first chapter I will go through an example application that I have created partially using Spring services implemented with Java and Kotlin and using a PostgreSQL database. In the second chapter I discuss how to apply policies, how kuma recognizes labels and namespaces, how to read domains and apply them to references, sources and targets and finally I go quickly through other features that can also be used in Kuma. I will talk about these in further details in coming videos and intend to do 2 more videos about this making the second a mid-level Kuma tutorial and the final one an advanced one.  Enjoy the video and have a good one everyone! Have a good one! https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/kuma-meshes-part-i-the-basics-a-tutorial/267147987