Hello guys, if you have been doing Java development for few years, then you know that Performance is the key for any Java application. As a senior Java developer, one should know how to improve the performance of Java applications and understand memory management and garbage collection, which often causes Performance in Java applications. These are some advanced skills that take some effort to develop. It doesn't come by default even if you have been programming in Java for years, as most people don't touch these topics. Many of them are afraid or take the performance tuning work and always look up to the most senior or brilliant developers in their team.

Hello guys,  If you also want to learn Google Cloud Platform in 2025 and are looking for some free online Google Cloud training courses and materials to start your GCP journey, you have come to the right place. Earlier, I have shared the best Google certification courses. Today, I will share free online courses from Udemy and Coursera, which you can learn from the Google Cloud Platform. If you don't know, Google Cloud Platform is the massive Cloud platform for Google, one of the three biggest public cloud platforms along with AWS and Microsoft Azure.  There is a huge demand for Google Cloud Professionals, but there are few in the market; hence more and more people are learning about Google Cloud and getting certified.

The UnsupportedClassVersionError is a big nightmare for Java developers, probably the next biggest after NoClassDefFoundError and ClassNotFoundException but it's slightly easier to solve. The root cause of this error is that your code is compiled using a higher JDK version and you are trying to run it on the lower version. For example, the Unsupported major.minor version 53.0 means your code is compiled in JDK 9 (the class version 52 corresponds to JDK 9) and you are trying to run it on any JRE lower than Java 9, probably JDK 8, 7, or 6.

There are several types of OutOfMemoryError in Java e.g. OutOfMemoryError related to Java heap space and permgen space, and a new one coming in Java 8, Java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Metaspace. Each and every OutOfMemoryError has its own unique reason and corresponding unique solution. For example, java.langOutOfMemoryError: Java Heap Space comes when the application has exhausted all heap memory and tries to create an object which requires further memory allocation, At that time JVM throws this error to tell the application that it's not possible to create an object.

Hello guys, welcome to my third article on exploring essential annotations from the Spring framework, the most popular framework for Java development. In the first article, I have shared some of the most useful Spring Framework annotations, which were based upon Core Spring functionalities like dependency injection, inversion of control, and configuration, and in the second article, you have learned about important Spring Cloud annotations like @EnableConfigServer, @EnableEurekaSever, and @EnableDiscoveryClient. Now that you know those essential Spring annotations it's time to move towards Spring MVC and REST, one of the most used parts of Spring Framework.

Hello guys if you are wondering what is the difference between @Component, @Controller, @Service, and @Reposistory annotation in Spring Framework then you have come to the right place. In the past, I have shared 15 Spring Boot Interview Questions and 30 Spring MVC questions and in this article, I am going to answer the fundamental and popular Spring questions about @Component, @Controller, @Service, and @Repository annotation, but before we go into differences, let's understand the similarity first.

Spring is one of the most popular framework and most widely used to develop Java Web application using MVC framework. Due to its immense popularity its expected from Java guys to know how to use Spring framework and how it works. Most of the Java development position uses Spring, Hibernate along with core Java and JEE web technologies like Servlet, JSP, and JSF. In this article, I will be sharing some frequently asked Spring interview question for Java JEE developers. It will contain questions from different Spring modules like Spring MVC, Spring core, the concept on which Spring is built e.g. IOC and DI and Spring security.