Short Anecdotes and Ideas of a Developer
A Java developer s honest reckoning with Uncle Bob s Functional Design: Principles, Patterns, and Practices What I Hoped For I picked up this book with a specific hunger. As a Java developer working in a C# ecosystem, I wanted the meat. I wanted to understand the transition from object-oriented dioramas to functional pipelines. I wanted the [ ]
For a long time, being a Java developer meant being a professional typist. We all know the drill: you create a simple data object, and suddenly you are staring at a 200-line file filled with getters, setters, equals, hashcode, and constructors. It is the Java Tax. To stay sane, we turned to magic tools. Lombok [ ]
I recently worked on updating our backend application to adhere to hexagonal architecture principles. It was a bit of a challenge at times since there weren t any set rules about what the API exposed, but it provided me with an opportunity to propose some initial guidelines myself for better organization and readability. As the only [ ]