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Guide to the Externalizable Interface in Java
Filed under Core Java
Have a look at Java’s Externalizable interface for custom serialization and deserialization.
Hamcrest File Matchers
Filed under Testing
Take a look at the Hamcrest File Matchers.
Hamcrest Text Matchers
Filed under Testing
Explore Text Matchers in the Hamcrest library.
Java Weekly, Issue 220
Filed under Weekly Review
This week, more Java 10 anticipation, a bit of Spring Boot 2.0, and a cool write-up about feature lifecycle in Java.
Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern in Java
Filed under Architecture
Learn about how and when to use Chain of Responsibility in Java
Maven Dependency Scopes
Filed under Maven
A quick and practical guide to dependency scopes in Maven.
Working with JSON in Groovy
Let’s see how we can deal with JSON when programming in Groovy.
Introduction to OpenCSV
Filed under Java IO
A quick intro to how OpenCSV can actually be useful.