Java
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OSGi: An Introduction
OSGi, created for Java-based systems, provides a framework for modular systems. OSGi makes it possible to define the dependencies of…
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DB unit testing with dbUnit, JSON, HSQLDB and JUnit Rules
In this week’s run of my TDD course, I thought it would be interesting to write a little fixture to…
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Debugging the JVM
In some (rare) cases you might find yourself in the situation that you managed to crash the JVM itself. I…
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Introducing Deliberate Caching
A few weeks ago I attended a ThoughtWorks Technology Radar seminar. I worked at ThoughtWorks for years and think if…
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Java 7: Project Coin in code examples
This blog introduces – by code examples – some new Java 7 features summarized under the term Project Coin. The…
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Why I Like The Verbosity of Java
Java is too verbose, they say. You can find comparisons of Hello World programs that take 2 lines in ruby…
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Play framework modules: Divide and conquer
It’s usually the case that you start developing an application and go on fulfilling requirements. When your application grows bigger…
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Make your JAXB cleaner with the MOXy implementation
The principle advantage of using JAXB when marshalling and demarshalling XML is the programming model. Simply annotate a few POJOs…
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Java EE 6 vs. Spring Framework: A technology decision making process
In the last few month we’ve went through this decision making process: which technology stack to choose for enterprise development…
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