Professor Ken Fogel defines the bean class, a subset of the original JavaBean concept, as a class used to aggregate or collect both primitive data types and other classes for modeling data in a program. He offers up examples and various rules for beans as they pertain to his courses.
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In this article, we go over how to check for performance issues by checking various processes such as garbage collection, resource consumption, and more.
Here we dive into deeply nested code, how or when it arises, the problems it poses, and the challenges involved in refactoring it out into something more useful.
Whether you're brand new or an old pro, it's always good to brush up on exception handling practices to make sure you and your team can deal with problems.
Get an introduction to the concept of consumer-driven API contracts, and how to implement this with Pact, Spring Boot, and an API consumer and provider.
As this series on Java CLIs continues, we examine Picocli—the tool's claim to fame being that you can run it without needing to add it as an external dependency.
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