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VM Connector is used for intra-app (within the app) and inter-app communication through either transient or persistent asynchronous queues.               

  • Transient queues: This type of queue is volatile means data would be lost in case of system crashes or restart. Transient queues are faster than persistent queues.
  • Persistent queues: This type of queues are more reliable, data would be persisted in case of a system crash or failure, or restart. These queues are slower than Transient Queues.

VM Connector is mainly used for the following: 

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This week on the Dev Interrupted podcast, I spoke with Cate Huston, Director of Engineering at DuckDuckGo. She’s an expert in asynchronous development and shared tons of interesting ideas: 

  •  How DuckDuckGo utilizes transient and permanent spaces differently
  •  How product feedback sessions are completed asynchronously
  •  How to help new remote employees feel a sense of belonging and accomplishment. 
  •  The unique relationship between asynchronous managers and developers  

Cate is really smart and has a super-awesome sounding accent so check it out! 

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In Java, a modifier has a reserved keyword that is included in the definition of class, method, and variables. A modifier adds some meanings to these definitions. Modifiers are also called specifiers.

These modifiers are classified into two categories. Some of the modifiers are called access modifiers and some are called non-access modifiers.

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