Jacob Zimmerman

Jacob is a certified Java programmer (level 1) and Python enthusiast. He loves to solve large problems with programming and considers himself pretty good at design.

Software Development
Jacob ZimmermanJune 19th, 2017
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Thoughts on the MVP Pattern
Hello, dear readers, and welcome to my thoughts on the MVP (Model-View-Presenter) pattern, which I finally got around to learning.…
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Software Development
Jacob ZimmermanAugust 29th, 2016
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Improved Pattern Matching in Kotlin
Kotlin doesn’t have true pattern matching, and that’s fine. In order to make matchable classes in Scala, there is an…
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Core Java
Jacob ZimmermanJune 14th, 2016
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Most Common Java Exceptions and What It Says About Java Devs
I know I said I wouldn’t put up a post until I got the videos done, but this has been…
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Software Development
Jacob ZimmermanApril 25th, 2016
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Multiple Assertions in a Test are Fine
Intro Oh yes; another article that attempts to defy traditional thinking. First it was that static methods are fine. Then…
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Software Development
Jacob ZimmermanApril 5th, 2016
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Static Methods are Fine
Today, we’ll be talking about something controversial: static methods. I have yet to read anything that says static methods are…
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Kotlin
Jacob ZimmermanMarch 23rd, 2016
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Kotlin Month Post 4: Properties
Intro In this, the fourth and final post in the Kotlin Month series, we take a look at a widely…
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Kotlin
Jacob ZimmermanMarch 15th, 2016
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Kotlin Month Post 3: Safety
Intro In this third post for Kotlin Month, I’m going to go over some of the safety features that Kotlin…
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Kotlin
Jacob ZimmermanMarch 7th, 2016
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Kotlin Month Post 2: Inheritance and Defaults
Intro Continuing on with Kotlin Month, this week, I’ll be discussing topics in Kotlin that have to do with inheritance…
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Kotlin
Jacob ZimmermanFebruary 29th, 2016
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Kotlin Month Post 1: Assorted Features
To open up Kotlin Month, we’ll look at a small assortment of Kotlin’s features that aren’t big enough to merit…
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