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The document discusses Dropwizard, an open-source Java library for building production-ready RESTful web services. It provides an agenda that will cover what Dropwizard is, its benefits, how to build and run a Dropwizard application, and next steps. Key topics include using Dropwizard's bundles like Jetty, Jackson, Metrics, and JDBI; building a configuration, application, and resource classes; creating health checks; and using YAML for configuration and JDBI for databases. The presenter will provide a demo and take questions at the end.
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01:55 - What is React js?
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07:43 - React vs Next js : Development Cost
08:00 - React vs Next js : Features
08:37 - Where React js and Next js is used?
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