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renato.athaydes.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses creating a minimal HTTP server in Java without using frameworks, leveraging Java SE's capabilities for simplicity and control. It highlights building the server with custom code, using annotations for routing, and demonstrates the approach with a basic 'Hello World' example. The article also covers testing with JUnit, using standalone JUnit runners, and building the project with Java itself to avoid bash scripts. It concludes by advocating for a balance between using frameworks and raw Java SE for different application needs. | |
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| | | | | One of the most exciting features in Java 9 are modular runtime images. Using the new jlink utility, you can create customized distributions which contain your app, its dependencies and just the JDK modules which it needs. For instance, a simple service based on the Undertow web server can be packaged into an image of just 25 MB, batteries included. While that's pretty cool already, it gets even nicer, as jlink provides a plug-in mechanism which allows to fine-tune the contents modular runtime images as ... | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | Hello everyone! ?? This is a follow-up post to the previous one, long story short I started taking the course from fast.ai to learn more about Deep Learning. I've built a simple Image Tagging model using the Resnet architecture (don't worry about the paper I did not read it, GitHub Copilot suggested it while writing this blog post). FastAI is a high-level Python library that allows you to train complex ML models really fast and efficiently. After training my model, I've exported it into the ONNX format and in this post we're using the model in a Java application. | |
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andyjohnson.uk
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