Ant Kutschera

Ant is a freelance Java architect and developer. He has been writing a blog and white papers since 2004 and writes about anything he finds interesting, related to Java or software. Most recently he has been working on enterprise systems involving Eclipse RCP, Google GWT, Hibernate, Spring and J2ME. He believes very strongly in being involved in all parts of the software life cycle.

Enterprise Java
Ant KutscheraJanuary 5th, 2015
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A reactive and performant Spray + Akka solution to “Playing with concurrency and performance in Java and Node.js”
In my previous post I examined a fictitious trading engine and compared a Java based blocking solution to a Node.js…
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Core Java
Ant KutscheraMay 7th, 2014
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The effects of programming with Java 8 Streams on algorithm performance
Multi-paradigm programming with Java has been possible for many years, with its support for a mix of service oriented, object…
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Core Java
Ant KutscheraOctober 18th, 2013
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Non-Blocking Asynchronous Java 8 and Scala’s Try/Success/Failure
Inspired by a recent newsletter from Heinz Kabutz as well as Scala’s Futures which I investigated in my recent book,…
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Enterprise Java
Ant KutscheraOctober 4th, 2012
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Play 2.0 framework and XA transactions
XA transactions are useful and out of the box, Play 2.0 today does not have support for them. Here I…
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Enterprise Java
Ant KutscheraJune 27th, 2012
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Hacking Maven
We don’t use M2Eclipse to integrate Maven and Eclipse, partly because we had some bad experiences a couple of years…
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A reactive and performant Spray + Akka solution to “Playing with concurrency and performance in Java and Node.js”

The effects of programming with Java 8 Streams on algorithm performance

Non-Blocking Asynchronous Java 8 and Scala’s Try/Success/Failure

Play 2.0 framework and XA transactions

Hacking Maven

Thank you!