JVM Languages
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Groovy Goodness: Closure as a Class
When we write Groovy code there is a big chance we also write some closures. If we are working with…
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Write in Ceylon, Deploy as OSGI, use in JEE
… or how to use Ceylon inside Java EE application servers. The Ceylon language is inherently modular, and is shipped…
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Ceylon 1.1.0 is now available
Ten whole months in the making, this is the biggest release of Ceylon so far! Ceylon 1.1.0 incorporates oodles of…
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Property-based testing with ScalaCheck – custom generators
One of the core data structures provided by Hazelcast is IMap<K, V> extending java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap – which is basically a distributed…
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Akka Notes – Actor Messaging – Request and Response – 3
Last time when we saw Actor messaging, we saw how fire-n-forget messages are sent (Meaning, we just send a message…
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Gradle Goodness: Running Groovy Scripts as Application
In a previous post we learned how to run a Java application in a Gradle project. The Java source file…
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Akka Notes – Actor Messaging – 1
From the introductory first part of the Akka Notes, we saw a bird’s eye view of Actors in the Akka…
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For All You Know, It’s Just a Java Library
Blast from the past… I wrote this in May, 2008… and I’ve gotta say, I was pretty spot-on including Java…
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Property-based testing with Spock
Property based testing is an alternative approach to testing, complementing example based testing. The latter is what we’ve been doing…
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