Design Patterns
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Core Java
Implementing the State Machine Pattern as a Stream Processor
In my last blog, I said that I really thought that some of the Gang Of Four (GOF) patterns were…
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Enterprise Java
Java EE Revisits Design Patterns: Observer
Aside from being implemented in many languages and many applications, Observer Pattern has been a part of Java since version…
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Enterprise Java
The Strategy Pattern
In a recent blog on I received a comment from Wojciech Soczy?ski about how the “strategy” pattern can be used…
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Enterprise Java
Java EE Revisits Design Patterns: Asynchronous
Although you may not find Asynchronous method calls listed as a design pattern, I find it worth to mention. So…
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Enterprise Java
Concurrency Pattern: Producer and Consumer
In my career spanning 15 years, the problem of Producer and Consumer is one that I have come across only…
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Enterprise Java
GWT MVP made simple
GWT Model-View-Presenter is a design pattern for large scale application development. Being derived from MVC, it divides between view and…
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Core Java
The Wizard Design Pattern
We all love wizards…. (Software wizards I mean). We are always happy to jump on those ”Next” buttons like we…
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Core Java
Musing on mis-usings: ‘Powerful use, Damaging misuse’
There’s an old phrase attributed to the former British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli which states there are three types of…
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Core Java
Programming antipatterns
Did you ever do a code review where you recorded an extremely high amount of WTF/m? And did you…
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