Core Java
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Handling exceptions functional style
Java supports checked exceptions from the very start. With Java 8 the language element lambda and the RT library modifications…
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Creating a Java::Geci generator
A few days back I wrote about Java::Geci architecture, code generation philosophy and the possible different ways to generate Java…
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Top 9 Free Java Process Monitoring Tools & How to Choose One
So your Java code runs. Perhaps it even runs on a production server. After you pat yourself on the shoulder…
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Java equals() and hashCode()
Introduction: Java Object class provides basic implementation of methods – hashCode() and equals(). These methods are extremely useful especially when…
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WeakHashMap In Java
A WeakHashMap in Java is a pretty popular data-structure among mid to senior-level Java developers. The WeakHashMap class is present in…
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Functional Java by Example | Part 7 – Treat Failures as Data Too
This is part 7 of the series called “Functional Java by Example”. The example I’m evolving in each part of…
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When using JAXB
Not many examples show this, but how you use JAXB in your application can make a huge difference in the…
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5 Refactoring Principles by Example
This post features five (mostly well-known) refactoring principles applied when refactoring real open-source code (Gradle Modules Plugin). Context When I…
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A New Era for Determining Equivalence in Java?
Liam Miller-Cushon has published a document simply called “Equivalence” in which he proposes “to create a library solution to help…
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