Some solid articles this week, on code coverage (being a useless metric), interesting JSON Patch Spring experiments and a new installment in the Chess TDD Series.
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Guava Cache
Filed under Java
How to use the Guava Cache – from a simple usecase to eviction of elements, refresh and preload of the cache and removal notifications.
Java – Generate Random String
Filed under Java String
Generate Bounded and Unbounded Random Strings using plain Java and the Apache Commons Lang library.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 39
Filed under Weekly Review
Some interesting discussions this week on microservices and solid testing tactics for working with legacy code.
Java – Write to File
Filed under Java IO
The many ways to write data to File using Java.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 38
Filed under Weekly Review
Quick and to the point review this week – a solid JUnit tutorial series, a great article on persistence – specifically on long update operations and one my favorite XKCD series.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 37
Filed under Weekly Review
The longest weekly review since January – lots of great Java and Spring articles, interesting testing pieces and some good comics.
The Baeldung Weekly Review 36
Filed under Weekly Review
An interesting Java focused week, as well as a few Spring announcement and a lot of talk around persistence in general and Hibernate in particular.
Gson Serialization Cookbook
Filed under JSON
Learn how to serialize entities using the Gson library.