Java
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Many parameters and lost information
The less code, the better? The fewer objects, the better? Is it true? As usual, it depends. There are cases…
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Writing and Consuming SOAP Webservice with Spring
In the era of RESTful Web Services, I got a chance to consume SOAP Web Service. To do the same…
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JUnit 5 – Dynamic Tests
When it came to defining tests, JUnit 4 had a tremendous weakness: It had to happen at compile time. Now,…
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Apache PDFBox Command-line Tools: No Java Coding Required
In the blog post Apache PDFBox 2, I demonstrated use of Apache PDFBox 2 as a library called from within…
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JavaFX Real-World Apps: SkedPal
A new entry in the “Real World Applications” series. This time it is SkedPal, an application for managing a busy…
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How to Get Started with Java Machine Learning
What are the best tools to get started with Java machine learning? They’ve been around for a while, but these…
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Tabs vs Spaces: How They Write Java at Google, Twitter, Mozilla and Pied Piper
What are the most interesting highlights in popular Java code styles? In spite of the suggestive image above, we don’t…
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Getting started with ANTLR: building a simple expression language
This post is the first one of a series. The goal of the series is to describe how to create a…
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Build a Java Web App Quickly With Java Servlet, JSP Tags and Stormpath
Building Identity Management, including authentication and authorization? Try Stormpath! Our REST API and robust Java SDK support can eliminate your…
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