Core Java
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Understanding volatile via example
We have spent last couple of months stabilizing the lock detection functionality in Plumbr. During this we have stumbled into…
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JUnit in a Nutshell: Hello World
JUnit seems to be the most popular testing tool for developers within the Java world. So it is no wonder…
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Understanding JUnit’s Runner architecture
Some weeks ago I started creating a small JUnit Runner (Oleaster) that allows you to use the Jasmine way of…
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Gradle Goodness: Getting More Dependency Insight
In most of our projects we have dependencies on other code, like libraries or other projects. Gradle has a nice…
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JUnit in a Nutshell: Test Structure
Despite the existence of books and articles about JUnit testing, I still meet quite often programmers, who at most have…
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Java yield-like using Stream API
Several programming languages, such as Ruby or Python to name a few, provides the yield command. Yield provides an effective…
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How to use the new Apache Http Client to make a HEAD request
If you’ve updated your Apache HTTP Client code to use the newest library (at the time of this writing it…
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Command Design Pattern Applied
Hi there! Today i’m gonna share with you a really great programming design pattern. It has a lot of usages…
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IDE: 5 most favorite NetBeans features
Development with pleasure…. NetBeans has many interesting features that make development very easy, with few steps, and makes for a…
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