Core Java
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Java ArrayDeque
Introduction: ArrayDeque in Java is a class that implements a Deque interface. It’s an array-based implementation of a double-ended queue.…
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PriorityBlockingQueue In Java
Introduction: A PriorityBlockingQueue in Java implements the BlockingQueue interface and supports the features of a PriorityQueue. So, what’s a BlockingQueue?…
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Lazy assignment in Java
Programmers are inherently lazy and similis simili gaudet also like when the programs are lazy. Have you ever heard lazy…
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LinkedHashMap In Java
Introduction: LinkedHashMap is a Map implementation which maintains the insertion order of its elements. It extends the HashMap class: public class…
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Java Text Blocks
In the 13 May 2019 post “RFR: Multi-line String Literal (Preview) JEP [EG Draft]” on the OpenJDK amber-spec-experts mailing list,…
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Java: How to Become More Productive with Hazelcast in Less Than 5 Minutes
What if you want to use a Hazelcast In-Memory Data Grid (IMDG) to speed up your database applications, but you…
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Handling exceptions functional style
Java supports checked exceptions from the very start. With Java 8 the language element lambda and the RT library modifications…
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Creating a Java::Geci generator
A few days back I wrote about Java::Geci architecture, code generation philosophy and the possible different ways to generate Java…
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Top 9 Free Java Process Monitoring Tools & How to Choose One
So your Java code runs. Perhaps it even runs on a production server. After you pat yourself on the shoulder…
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