Java Modularity Part 2 – Keywords and Descriptors
Lewis Coosner
2021-04-26
This is part 2 in our series on Java modularity. We look at Java module declarations and descriptors, directives and naming rules.
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Java Modularity Part 1 – Introduction
Lewis Coosner
2021-04-19
Modularization is a long overdue feature in Java. In the first of a series of articles on Java modularity, we look at what a module is, the goals of Java modularity, and how to list the Java modules.
Aspect-Oriented Programming – Part 3
Lewis Coosner
2021-04-04
Part 3 of the series on Aspect-Oriented Programming in Java. We look at implenting around advice using Spring AOP and the JEE AOP.
Aspect-Oriented Programming – Part 2
Lewis Coosner
2021-03-29
We’ve covered the concepts and terminology of aspect-oriented programming. So now let’s look at an example from Spring AOP.
Aspect-Oriented Programming – Part 1
Lewis Coosner
2021-03-15
Aspect-Oriented programming, or AOP, is a term you may have heard but not yet understood. In the first of a 3-part series, we look at the basic concepts and terminology.
Dependency Injection – Part 3
Lewis Coosner
2021-03-08
This is the 3rd and last article in the series about inversion of control and dependency injection. I look at IoC types, injection vs lookup, and the benefits of dependency injection.
Dependency Injection – Part 2
Lewis Coosner
2021-03-01
In this article we look at how to implement dependency injection in code. Dependency injection has 3 common implementation mechanisms.
Introduction to Dependency Injection
Lewis Coosner
2021-02-22
The terms dependency injection and inversion of control are often used interchangeably, although dependency injection is just one way to implement IoC. In this article we introduce the concept of dependency injection.
Locale Problems Upgrading from Java 8
Lewis Coosner
2021-02-15
When you upgrade from Java 8, you may experience locale problems in the new version. I explain these locale problems and how to fix them.
Static Code Analysis
Lewis Coosner
2021-02-07
Static code analysis is a form of testing. We use a static code analyser to analyse our code without running it, i.e. statically. Here is an example of static code analysis in Java.