Blog: A java geek (Nicolas Frankel) |
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Last week, we used ANTLR to generate a library to be able to analyze Kotlin code. It's time to use the generated API to check for specific p...
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Since I started my journey into Kotlin, I wanted to use the same libraries and tools I use in Java. For libraries - Spring Boot, Mockito, et...
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In the industry, there's this widespread joke. Whatever the question you ask a consultant, the answer will be: It depends. This joke is mean...
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Some time ago, RAM and disk space were scarce resources. At that time, the widespread strategy was to host different applications onto the s...
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15 years ago, automated tests didn't exist in the Java ecosystem. One had to build the application and painfully test it manually by using i...
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A long time ago, one had to manually start new threads when wanting to run code concurrently in Java. Not only was this hard to write, it wa...
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Inversion of Control is not only possible at the class level, but at the module level. OSGi has been doing it for a long time. However, ther...
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Since one year or so, I try to show the developer community that there's no magic involved in Spring Boot but rather just straightforward so...
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Among the many features available in Java 8, streams seem to be one of the biggest game changers regarding the way to write Java code. Usage...
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I assume that readers are already familiar with the Kotlin language. Advertised from the site: Statically typed programming language for the...
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