Introduction to Reflectionless

Introduction to Reflectionless, 3 New Java Tools to Try in 2021, and 67 New Features in JDK 16.

DZone.WeeklyDigest() Wednesday // March 31, 2021 // View Online SPONSORED CONTENT   Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Management and Governance Due to the performance nature of modern cloud-native applications, Kubernetes environments need to be highly distributed. Proper multi-cluster management and governance ensure consistent, secure operations across all environments. In this Refcard, we further explore Kubernetes multi-cluster management and governance, why it's important, and core practices for success. Download the Refcard > BEST OF THE WEEK Introduction to Reflectionless: Discover the New Trend in the Java World // Otavio Santana </> CORE 3 New Java Tools to Try in 2021 // Daniel Oh </> CORE 67 New Features in JDK 16 // Simon Ritter Point of sale - An architectural introduction // Eric D. Schabell </> CORE & Iain Boyle Authentication vs. Authorization: Session and JWT Token-Based Authentication // Ram N Distributed Lock Implementation With Redis // Javad Alimohammadi Advancement of Machine Learning // Rana Awais Ghaffar Lambda Container Images // Matthew Wilson Common Anti-Patterns in Go // Siddhant Trivedi Detect and Break "Spaghetti" Code With These 5 Useful Metrics // Akansha Yadav & Sylvain Leroy Introduction to Apache Kafka // Siva Prasad Rao Janapati Stop Being A People Pleaser // Vinita Bansal Feature Flags in Rails: Get Started Quickly and Easily // Kiley Nichols Software Design Quality // Ural Erdemir Create a Kubernetes Cluster With Centos // Anupam Gogoi DZONE EXCLUSIVES Advanced Kubernetes // Refcard #292 // Chris Gaun Microservices and Workflow Engines // Refcard #346 // Amy Johnston Data Persistence // 2021 Trend Report // Claudio Guidi, Grant Fritchey, Thomas Hansen

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SEO is Turning into a Questions and Answers Game

I did an analysis of over 1 billion keywords that people search for on Google.

Literally 1 billion.

I saw an interesting trend in which blogs with over 100,000 monthly SEO visitors get 34.17% of their traffic from this one SEO tactic.

Check it out. I even break down how you can do the same.

Hope you find the data useful.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: There are some other interesting stats in that post. It's worth reading... it's short.

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How SEOs Should Use Google Analytics

There are 2 main reports I want you to start using in Google Analytics.

They will tell you if things are getting better or worse for you.

Because even if your traffic goes up (or down) it doesn't mean much.

But these 2 reports are much more telling.

I would recommend that you check them out at least once a week. It shouldn't take you more than 2 minutes.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: Here's how to monetize your mobile (AMP) traffic.

PPS: Here's how I collected 714,000 emails through a simple quiz.

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Containers survey - enter to win an Amazon gift card!

Enter to win an Amazon gift card by sharing your expertise in building, managing, and deploying containers.

Calling All Container Gurus! Take our survey and be entered to win a $100 Amazon gift card     Our Containers Survey for DZone's upcoming Trend Report focuses on how developers build, manage, and deploy containers for more scalable, secure, performant, and easy-to-deploy software.     Emphasizing deployment strategies and container design, this survey seeks answers to some of the more compelling topics like:  Overall container usage based on stages in the SDLC  Handling test data and automated tests within containerized environments  Benefits and challenges expected vs. observed when adopting containers  And more!  With ~10 minutes of your time, your participation will help developers world-wide demystify (and solve!) real-world challenges — and help shape future DZone publications.  Take the Survey Help | Manage Preferences DZone, 600 Park Offices Dr, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 © DZone 2020

Top 20 Dockerfile Best Practices

20 Dockerfile Best Practices, plus Kubernetes cost optimization, React vs. Vue in 2021, and the state of Serverless computing in 2021.

DZone.WeeklyDigest() Wednesday // March 24, 2021 // View Online SPONSORED CONTENT   2021 State of Continuous Delivery DZone Research is working with industry partners to produce a report on delivering, deploying, and releasing software. We'd like to better understand your deployment processes as well as things like the human impact of releases.    Enter to Win a $100 Amazon Gift Card [10-15 mins] > BEST OF THE WEEK How to Achieve Effective Kubernetes Cost Optimization // Sara Miteva </> CORE Lazy Loading in Web Applications: JS, Angular, and React // Gilad Maayan React vs. Vue in 2021: Best JavaScript Framework // Elizabeth Lvova Considerations for Your DevOps Toolchain // Robert Krohn Migrating Jenkins Freestyle Job to Multibranch Pipeline // Aman Bisht How to Create Review Apps on Heroku // Tyler Hawkins </> CORE  No Continuous Delivery? Then Walk Out. // Dan Lines </> CORE  Biometric Authentication in React-Native Applications // Liam Smith Why Java Is so Young After 25 Years: An Architect's Point of View //  Dr.Magesh Kasthuri & Suresh Perumal Chaos Engineering: Simulating CPU Spikes //  Ram Lakshmanan </> CORE  Scalable Jenkins on Kubernetes Cluster and Pipeline for Automated CI/CD (Jenkins—Github Integration) // Rajesh Gheware Top 20 Dockerfile Best Practices // Álvaro Iradier Deploying a Microservice to Kubernetes With Octopus // Matthew Casperson Scanning for Secrets in Source Code // Vickie Li The State of Serverless Computing 2021 // Tauseef Khan DZONE EXCLUSIVES OAuth Patterns and Anti-Patterns // Refcard #347 // Aaron Parecki Microservices and Workflow Engines // Refcard #346 // Amy Johnston  Data Persistence // 2021 Trend Report // Claudio Guidi, Grant Fritchey, Thomas Hansen

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