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Writing Tests for Data Access Code – Don’t Test the Framework
When we write tests to our data access code, should we test every method of its public API? It sounds…
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JavaFX Tip 11: Updating Read-Only Properties
Custom controls often feature “read-only” properties. This means that they can not be set from outside the control, not even…
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JavaFX Tip 10: Custom Composite Controls
Writing custom controls in JavaFX is a simple and straight forward process. A control class is needed for controlling the state…
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Setting up development environment for GWT
Introduction This is part of series intended to develop cross platform mobile applications in Java. In this blog post we…
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JavaFX Tip 9: Do Not Mix Swing / JavaFX
The JavaFX team has tried very hard to convince us that migrating from Swing to JavaFX is easy because of…
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From JPA to Hibernate’s legacy and enhanced identifier generators
JPA identifier generators JPA defines the following identifier strategies: Strategy Description AUTO…
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The Knapsack problem
I found the Knapsack problem tricky and interesting at the same time. I am sure if you are visiting this…
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An Introduction to Generics in Java – Part 6
This is a continuation of an introductory discussion on Generics, previous parts of which can be found here. In the…
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