Builders have become commonplace in current Java code. They have the effect of transforming the following code: new Foo(1, 5, "abc", false);new Foo(1, 5, "abc", false); Into something like 1 2 3 4 5 6 Foo.builder() .count(1) .priority(5) .name("abc") .canonical(true) … Continue reading
Hello everybody! Here is the recording for the 42th JUG Meeting – Introduction to Java Chronicle. Thanks to Ovidiu Matan from TodaySoftMag for the recording. You can find Peter Lawrey on his site or on his blog. Chronicle is available … Continue reading
There is a petition out there which really deserves your attention if you’re a Java user and especially a Java programmer: Oracle Corporation: Stop bundling Ask Toolbar with the Java installer! It is demeaning for Java to be treated like … Continue reading
Here is the recording from meeting #41 – Poliglot persistence with spring data with Sergi Almar. Enjoy! PS. You can find the slides in the previous post. Update: also the photos are now available below:
http://www.slideshare.net/sergialmar/taming-no-sql-with-spring-data-sergi-almar
Check out the photos below or on Facebook. Stay tuned for the video recordings!
This post was originally published as part of the Java Advent series. If you like it, please spread the word by sharing, tweeting, FB, G+ and so on! Want to write for the Java Advent blog? We are looking for … Continue reading
This post was originally published as part of the Java Advent series. If you like it, please spread the word by sharing, tweeting, FB, G+ and so on! Want to write for the Java Advent blog? We are looking for … Continue reading
This post was originally published as part of the Java Advent series. If you like it, please spread the word by sharing, tweeting, FB, G+ and so on! Want to write for the Java Advent blog? We are looking for contributors … Continue reading