In this tutorial, we’ll show how to use the Google Guava’s Preconditions class.
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Working with Apache Thrift
Filed under Data
Introduction to Apache Thrift with instructions on how to build a sample application
Constructor Injection in Spring with Lombok
Filed under Spring
A quick and practical example of constructor injection with Lombok in Spring
REST API with Jersey and Spring
Building Restful Web Services using Jersey 2 and Spring.
Java Web Weekly, Issue 162
Filed under Weekly Review
Java 9 is starting to squash bugs, Spring Data gets a new release along with support for Cassandra 3 support and we’re discussing the Elvis operator for Java.
Guide to Guava’s Ordering
Filed under Java Collections
A guide to Guava’s Ordering class, with typical usage examples.
Guide to Try in Vavr
Filed under Java
A quick and practical guide to Vavr’s Try
Java Convenience Factory Methods for Collections
Filed under Java Collections
A quick and practical guide to creating collections and maps using Java 9 factory methods.
Building an API With the Spark Java Framework
Filed under REST
A brief tutorial on how to create a web API using Spark Framework for Java.