Lukas Eder

Lukas is a Java and SQL enthusiast developer. He created the Data Geekery GmbH. He is the creator of jOOQ, a comprehensive SQL library for Java, and he is blogging mostly about these three topics: Java, SQL and jOOQ.

Core Java
Lukas EderSeptember 25th, 2014
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How Nashorn Impacts API Evolution on a New Level
Following our previous article about how to use jOOQ with Java 8 and Nashorn, one of our users discovered a…
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Core Java
Lukas EderSeptember 22nd, 2014
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This is the Final Discussion!
Pun intended… Let’s discuss Java final. Recently, our popular blog post “10 Subtle Best Practices when Coding Java” had a…
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Software Development
Lukas EderSeptember 16th, 2014
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Why You Should NOT Implement Layered Architecture
Abstraction layers in software are what architecture astronauts tell you to do. Instead, however, half of all applications out there…
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Core Java
Lukas EderSeptember 16th, 2014
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When the Java 8 Streams API is not Enough
Java 8 was – as always – a release of compromises and backwards-compatibility. A release where the JSR-335 expert group…
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Software Development
Lukas EderSeptember 10th, 2014
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Look no Further! The Final Answer to “Where to Put Generated Code?”
This recent question on Stack Overflow made me think. Why does jOOQ suggest to put generated code under “/target” and…
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Software Development
Lukas EderSeptember 3rd, 2014
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Awesome SQL Trick: Constraints on Views
CHECK constraints are already pretty great when you want to sanitize your data. But there are some limitations to CHECK…
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Software Development
Lukas EderSeptember 1st, 2014
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PL/SQL backtraces for debugging
For many PL/SQL developers, this might be common sense, but for one of our customers, this was an unknown PL/SQL…
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Software Development
Lukas EderAugust 29th, 2014
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Integrating jOOQ with PostgreSQL: Partitioning
Introduction jOOQ is a great framework when you want to work with SQL in Java without having too much ORM…
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Software Development
Lukas EderAugust 22nd, 2014
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A Wonderful SQL Feature: Quantified Comparison Predicates (ANY, ALL)
Have you ever wondered about the use-case behind SQL’s ANY (also: SOME) and ALL keywords? You have probably not yet…
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