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Architect / Consultanat at Chariot Solutions
Ft. Washington, US
Joined Dec 2010
Mr. Freedman is a seasoned architect and developer with over twenty years experience in the software industry. In the last ten years, he has focused on Java technologies and has led many successful projects, from web applications to Swing-based rich clients, back-end systems and large integration efforts. !
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Dec 21, 2018 · vikas kasegaonkar
Folks who are bashing lombok are partially correct. I wouldn't use it everywhere. However, it's very useful for JPA entity classes and DTOs - cases where for better or for worse, the class is just a "bag of properties" that has little to no other code in it, and for which you need the "java beans" pattern (getters/setters) because you're working with a framework that expects it.
One of the biggest advantages over, hand-written or IDE-generated getters/setters/hashcode/equals is that you can't forget to update hashcode and equals when you add a property to the class.
Jan 31, 2011 · Joseph Randolph