Core Java
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Solid Principles: Interface segregation principle
Previously we examined the liskov substitution principle. Next principle is the interface-segregation. The interface-segregation principle (ISP) states that no client…
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Solid Principles: Liskov substitution principle
Previously we took a dive into solid principles including the single responsibility and the open/closed principle. The Liskov substitution principle…
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Solid Principles: Open/closed principle
Previously we talked about the single responsibility principle. The open/closed principle is the second principle in the row regarding the…
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Solid Principles: Single responsibility principle
The single responsibility principle is the first principle from the solid acronym. “A class should have only one reason to…
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Java 9: Enhancements to the Process API
Java 9 brings various improvements to the Process API, used for controlling and managing operating system processes. Getting information about…
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Async await in Java
Writing asynchronous code is hard. Trying to understand what asynchronous code is supposed to be doing is even harder. Promises…
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JDK 10: FutureTask Gets a toString()
I’ve felt for a long time that, for most Java classes that have distinguishing attributes, developers should take the time…
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Adding Visible Electronic Signatures To PDFs
I’m aware this is going to be a very niche topic. Electronically signing PDFs is far from a mainstream usecase.…
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