Java
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Server vs Client Side Rendering (AngularJS vs Server Side MVC)
There’s a lot of discussion related to server vs client side application rendering. While there is no “one choice fits…
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Applied Big Data : The Freakonomics of Healthcare
I went with a less provocative title this time because my last blog post (http://brianoneill.blogspot.com/2014/04/big-data-fixes-obamacare.html) evidently incited political flame wars.…
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JavaFX Tip 5: Be Observable
Even in this time of total NSA surveillance it is still a good idea to implement your JavaFX controls with…
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JavaFX Tip 4: Have The Final Word
When developing custom controls for JavaFX I would highly recommend to follow in the footsteps of the core JavaFX controls and to…
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Compounding double error
Overview In a previous article, I outlined why BigDecimal is not the answer most of the time. While it is…
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JUnit: testing exception with Java 8 and Lambda Expressions
In JUnit there are many ways of testing exceptions in test code, including try-catch idiom, JUnit @Rule, with catch-exception library.…
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6 Reasons Not to Switch to Java 8 Just Yet
Java 8 is awesome. Period. But… after we had the chance to have fun and play around with it, the time…
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RxJava + Java8 + Java EE 7 + Arquillian = Bliss
Microservices are an architectural style where each service is implemented as an independent system. They can use their own persistence…
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Custom Cassandra Data Types
In the blog post Connecting to Cassandra from Java, I mentioned that one advantage for Java developers of Cassandra being…
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