Blog: A java geek (Nicolas Frankel) |
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Most tutorials about Git history rewriting stateS that history should never ever be rewritten. Like all principles, it depends mostly on the...
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In this post, I'd like to tackle some widespread thought found in software development's circles: the magical creatures known as 10x develop...
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I know a lot of people who have interesting things to say: when I can, I try to encourage them to write their own blogs. I think every devel...
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A couple of years ago, I wrote a post focused on how to avoid sequences of if-else statements. In that post, I demo several alternatives: th...
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Java is the first language that I learned and used professionally. It has been my bread and butter for about a decade and half years. And ye...
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A recent question on Kotlin's Reddit came to my attention lately: 'Why is it bad to write extension functions for classes that you own?' One...
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Recently, I became aware of a trend that has been growing since too long: conflating CI and CD into the same word group - CI/CD. When this i...
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This post is neither a recommendation, nor even a suggestion. It's just me toying with an idea: Implement it at your own risk! The main bene...
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Last year, I've been tasked to design a course and teach it to students of the 3rd year of a higher-education school in Geneva. Though I'm a...
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Consider 2 types X and Y, and a function f defined as: class X, class Y and val f = { _:X Y() }. In Kotlin, it's possible to call the functi...
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