Core Java
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Getters/Setters. Evil. Period.
There is an old debate, started in 2003 by Allen Holub in this Why getter and setter methods are evil…
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Autoboxing
Autoboxing is clear for all Java developers since Java 1.5 Well, I may be too optimistic. At least all developers…
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Some more unit test tips
In my previous post I showed some tips on unit testing JavaBeans. In this blog entry I will give two…
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Custom JSR 303 Bean Validation constraints for the JSR 310 New Date/Time API
With JSR 310 Java 8 finally brought us a decent date and time API. For those of you that are…
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Using Gradle to Build & Apply AST Transformations
Recently, I wanted to both build and apply local ast transformations in a Gradle project. While I could find several…
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JUnit Rules
Introduction In this post I would like to show an example of how to use JUnit Rule to make testing…
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Runtime Class Loading to Support a Changing API
I maintain an IntelliJ plugin that improves the experience of writing Spock specifications. A challenge of this project is supporting…
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Friday-Benchmarking Functional Java
Lets image our product owner goes crazy one day and ask to you to do the following : From a…
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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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