I've already written about tips and tricks when using the Elasticsearch Java API. The Elasticsearch REST API has been going from strength to strength, and it seems that going forward the Elasticsearch team will focus more on the REST API than the native JAVA client. At the time of writing however, the official java REST library … Continue reading Elasticsearch REST API: JEST upsert
A good exersize while learning React JS was building a re-usable component that produces HTML tables given an arbitrary JSON array of objects in the form: [{'col1_name':'col1_value','col2_name':'col2_value'} , {'col1_name':'col1_value','col2_name':'col2_value'}] So a practical example of the above would be: [{'name':'dave','age':'12'},{'name':'foo','age':'19'}] With the resulting table being: Here's the reusable code (feel free to improve/include in your projects): … Continue reading React JS : Tables in the browser
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