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Creating a Fat Jar in Gradle
Filed under Gradle
Find out how to build a fat jar using Gradle.
Introduction to KafkaStreams in Java
A quick guide to building streaming applications using KafkaStreams.
Java Weekly, Issue 209
Filed under Weekly Review
No common theme this week: core Java, JUnit, and an interesting reminder why we shouldn’t grant users more privileges than needed.
Quick Guide to BDDMockito
Filed under Testing
A quick guide to using BDDMockito’s fluent API.
Static and Default Methods in Interfaces in Java
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to write and use static and default methods in Java interfaces.
Guide to JSpec
Filed under Testing
Learn to write tests in Java by asserting specifications using the JSpec framework.
Fail-Safe Iterator vs Fail-Fast Iterator
Filed under Java Collections
A quick and practical comparison between fail-safe and fail-fast iterators in Java.
ExecutorService – Waiting for Threads to Finish
Filed under Java Concurrency
Learn how to use ExecutorService in various scenarios to wait for threads to finish their execution.