Sometimes in web development we need a small webserver to test our product in a browser. Of course there are several implementations (WAMP, XAMP, etc.), but as a Java developer we don’t want PHP or MySQL to our PC. In this tutorial we’ll create a runnable JAR, which’ll serves our HTTP / HTTPS requests.
The goal of this blog to provide several tutorials for developers in Android, Java and Javascript / Typescript.
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Friday, November 3, 2017
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Configure and use VSCode for Java web development
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Embarking on Java web development often starts with choosing the right tools that streamline the coding process while enhancing productivity...