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The Headless Librarian bookstore is expanding again — this time to its very own storefront in downtown Tyler. Owner Katy Perez said the shop has grown quickly since it first opened at Blue Bird ...

TORRINGTON — After 25 years, CT Boot & Shoe closed Christmas Eve. but it's inventory can still be bought in Torrington, down the street and around the corner, at Howard’s Bookstore — formerly Howard’s ...

Spring Boot is one of the most popular and accessible web development frameworks in the world. Find out what it’s about, with this quick guide to web development with Spring Boot. Spring’s most ...

Let's go back in time to an era of personal computing, where dial-up internet was cutting-edge and desktop monitors were enormous. Specifically, let's jump to April 6, 1992, the day Microsoft released ...

Each year, readers look forward to the King County Library System’s annual Best Books list — curated recommendations spanning age groups and genres from the people who know books best: local library ...

Abstract: As cloud computing continues to mature, aligning Spring Boot with cloud services is one of the strongest options for creating powerful, scalable Java applications. This paper focuses on ...

Apple is facing a proposed class action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, filed by authors Grady Hendrix and Jennifer Roberson. The suit accuses the company ...

A fitness center with a unique, upscale experience is in the works at Florida State University with a slated spring 2026 opening. And it won’t be your typical gym. FSU has plans of turning its former ...

SPRINGFIELD — What began as a passion project for Brett Albert and Kate Kreider, co-owners of Rumspringa Books, is evolving into a mission to make Springfield a literary destination. The married duo, ...

July 18 (Reuters) - California on Friday became the largest U.S. state court system to embrace policies governing the use of generative artificial intelligence by judges and court employees.