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Weekend Reading List – 5th ed

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

Welcome back. Today we're posting the last suggestions for January. Enjoy our #weekendReadingList and share with us your articles and what you have at your reading queue. Would you like to suggest an article or have your article featured here? Reach out to me on Twitter or here in the blog. Spring Boot Spring Boot … Continue reading Weekend Reading List – 5th ed

Weekend Reading List – 4th ed

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

THURSDAY!!!!!  #WeekendReadingList day. Would you like to suggest an article or have your article featured here? Reach out to me on Twitter or here in the blog. I hope you enjoy this week's recommendations. Performance Would you like to know more about JVM Performance, tool, and metrics? You'll find this series of Tweets from Chris … Continue reading Weekend Reading List – 4th ed

Weekend Reading List – 3rd ed

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

It's Thursday It's #WeekendReadingList day. Today's suggestions are: Building Reactive Pipelines: How to Go from Scalable Apps to (Ridiculously) Scalable Systems - Mark Heckler Inside the Language: Sealed Types - Ben Evans Mastering Maven: Getting Started - Andres Almiray What's new with Jakarta NoSQL? - Otavio Santana Applying CI/CD to Java Apps Using Spring Boot - Fanon Jupkwo … Continue reading Weekend Reading List – 3rd ed

Weekend Reading List – 2nd ed

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

Today is Thursday and every Thursday is #WeekendReadingList day. Today's suggestions are: Build a CRUD App with Angular 9 and Spring Boot 2.2 - Matt Raible How to create a microservice with Eclipse MicroProfile and Apache TomEE - Cesar Hernandez The 2020 Java Developer RoadMap - javinpaul One VM to Rule Them All - Thomas Wuerthinger The Ultimate Guide … Continue reading Weekend Reading List – 2nd ed

Records – JEP 359

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

It's frequently that when writing our code, we end up writing "data" classes(POJO). Classes with several properties, getters and setters, equals, hash code, toString and nothing else. Of course, all the code can be generated by the IDE and more recently Lombok but they are still required and are one of the reasons for Java be … Continue reading Records – JEP 359

Interview with a Java Champion – Edson Yanaga

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Interview with a Java Champion

Hello, Java community. I'm starting a new blog series named Interview with a Java Developer. In the first episode, I had the honor to talk to Edson Yanaga (@yanaga). He's the Director of Developer Experience at RedHat, Java Champion, Microsoft MVP among others. Check the video below where we talk about technology, career and of course Quarkus. Hope you … Continue reading Interview with a Java Champion – Edson Yanaga

Helpful NullPointerExceptions

by Rodrigo Graciano, posted in Blog Feed

JDK 14 will have a new feature, JEP 358 - Helpful NullPointerExceptions. This feature aims to bring a better understanding to the developer about the cause of a Null Pointer Exception. Let's take a look at the code below: String name = student.getName(); The JVM would produce a message like: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException … Continue reading Helpful NullPointerExceptions