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Lombok Builder with Custom Setter
Filed under Java
Have a look at how to use the generated Lombok Builder with a custom setter.
Microservices with Oracle Helidon
Filed under Architecture, Jakarta EE
Learn how to build microservices in Java with Oracle’s Helidon framework and its two programming models: Helidon SE and Helidon MP.
Java Weekly, Issue 253
Filed under Weekly Review
A good write-up on HTTP response caching in Spring, a handful of new Spring releases including Spring Boot 2.1, and IBM announces plans to acquire RedHat.
Reading a CSV File into an Array
Filed under Java IO
A.simple tutorial to reading CSV files in Java arrays.
Java Weekly, Issue 252
Filed under Weekly Review
In this edition, we get a quick look at Java 11’s support for asynchronous HTTP/2 requests and responses using reactive streams, and Stack Overflow turns ten!
Intro to Apache Storm
Filed under Architecture, Java
Learn how to use Apache Storm to process streams of data
Working with Date Parameters in Spring
Filed under Java Dates, Spring MVC
Learn how to work with Date parameters in Spring MVC
Lombok Builder With Default Value
Filed under Java
Learn how to create a builder default property values using Lombok