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IntelliJ IDEA Tips & Tricks: Postfix Code Completion
Postfix completion is a very powerful feature, which lets you transform an existing expression using a postfix added. This greatly reduces backward caret movement and thus increases productivity.
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How to prepare for a phone screening interview
Phone screening interview is the first step in a hiring process. If you fail, you'll never get a chance to proceed to the real interview. Careful preparation is essential and this post will guide you through the preparation process.
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Book Review: 256 Bloghacks
A detailed review of a guide to blogging by Yegor Bugayenko.
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Vaadin 8 Certification
If you are considering taking Vaadin 8 certification, this review can come in handy.
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Book Review: The Complete Software Developer’s Career Guide
Review of the new Book by John Sonmez. Is it a book, which every software developer should have on their bookshelf? Can it actually help in advancing your career?
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Bit Manipulation in Java – Bitwise and Bit Shift operations
Java enables you to manipulate integers on a bit level, that means operating on specific bits, which represent an integer number. In some cases, it can be really handy.
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Practicing coding interviews online with a real interviewer using Pramp
Coding Interviews can be hard. Knowing algorithms and data structures is required, but not enough. You need to practice. A lot. Solving problems on your own is a good start, but practicing online with a real person as an interviewer is much better.
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IntelliJ IDEA Tips & Tricks: Improving performance
Running IntelliJ IDEA IDE can be taxing on your machine, especially for large projects, here are a few tips, which can help you to achieve better performance.
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Measuring Javascript + CSS coverage with Chrome Dev Tools
A new feature in Google Chrome Developer Tools allows you to measure coverage of CSS and Javascript files. This allows you to easily detect and remove unused portions of your code.
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IntelliJ IDEA Tips & Tricks: Presentations
How to make the most of the IntelliJ IDEA's view modes to make the best presentations possible including visualization of the keyboard input?
