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Software Development
Unit Testing – Why not?
For JUnit implementation in our project, we see a great challenge in having them implemented as we are already running…
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Enterprise Java
How to customize Hibernate dirty checking mechanism
Introduction In my previous article I described the Hibernate automatic dirty checking mechanism. While you should always prefer it, there…
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Software Development
Distributed Crawling
Around 3 months ago, I have posted one article explaining our approach and consideration to build Cloud Application. From this…
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Software Development
Implementing the ‘Git flow’
Git can be used in a variety of ways which is cool. But still, when working within a team, it…
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Core Java
Objects Should Be Immutable
In object-oriented programming, an object is immutable if its state can’t be modified after it is created. In Java, a…
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Core Java
JUnit in a Nutshell: Test Runners
The fourth chapter of my multi-part tutorial about JUnit testing essentials explains the purpose of the tool’s exchangable test runners…
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Software Development
How much do you pay per line of code?
Yes, I know, “line of code” (LoC) is a very wrong metric. There are tons of articles written about it,…
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Core Java
Java Concurrency Tutorial – Locking: Intrinsic locks
In previous posts we reviewed some of the main risks of sharing data between different threads (like atomicity and visibility)…
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Core Java
jUnit: Rules
Rules add special handling around tests, test cases or test suites. They can do additional validations common for all tests…
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