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Java Shots #10
Formatting Wars, Java Design Patterns, OpenRewrite
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Do you even format bro
read up on the latest ways to format your java code…tldr; What ever intellij does for me
Hey #Java developer, what strategy/tools/mechanisms are being used by your team tom ensure the same code formatting is applied to all source files?
— Bruno Borges (@brunoborges)
11:19 PM • Jun 14, 2023
Quick Java API Resource
Want to compare the @java releases by API?
Then this website is for you > httjavaalmanac.iot— Devoxx BE : 2 - 6 Oct 23 #TomorrowIsNow (@Devoxx)
12:39 PM • Jun 7, 2023
Stay secure in spring
Read up on the latests in spring security by example
Looking for Spring Security samples? 🧐📗
✨ The project page has been updated to include a number of samples you can try out yourself! ✨
— Spring Security (@SpringSecurity)
11:45 AM • Jun 7, 2023
Migrate to Spring 3.1 with OpenRewrite
Its like copilot but intelligent
Upgrading Spring Boot with OpenRewrite on Windows
— DaShaun :: Spring Boot 3.1.0 (@dashaun)
3:59 PM • Jun 16, 2023
Design Patterns Revisited in Modern Java by Venkat Subramaniam
Exploring the Relevance of Design Patterns in Modern Java: A Comprehensive Analysis by Venkat Subramaniam
0:26: 📚 Design patterns are a great communication tool, but not necessarily a good design tool.
7:39: 🔑 The optional function in programming is not recommended as it can cause accidental exceptions, and it is better to use throw instead for clear intention.
15:04: ✨ The speaker discusses the strategy pattern, default methods as a form of a factory method, and function composition in language design and application design.
22:41: 🔧 Exploring functional composition and the decorator pattern in Java.
30:24: 🔍 The example demonstrates the use of lambdas and functional programming to implement the Decorator pattern.
39:00: ⚡️ The finalize method in Java is unpredictable and has been deprecated in Java 9, so it is not recommended to rely on it for resource cleanup.
46:21: 🔑 The video discusses different patterns in programming and how they can be implemented using features in Java.
fyi summary above provided by tammy.ai … not to bad
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