According to the project site on GitHub, The Guava project contains several of Google’s core libraries that we rely on in our Java-based projects: collections, caching, primitives support, concurrency libraries, common annotations, string processing, I/O, and so forth.
Yesterday, I wrote a small article talking about Guice and JUnit, so, this time, I’ll just say how to use the small lib that I build (not big deal, one class, one annotation =] )
First of all: Do you use Guice as Dependency Injection Container in your Apps? If not, why?
Other topics in this series - Table of Contents At the Meet the Go Team session at Google I/O 2012, a question that brought a bunch of different responses from the main people working on Go was ‘What is your favorite Go feature?’. But I lie. The question was actually ‘...
Other topics in this series - Table of Contents Google Dev, 2012: Getting started with Go, Andrew Gerrand Boston GDG, 2012: A Tour of Go - interfaces, reflection, and concurrency. Builds a toy web crawler to demonstrate these, Russ Cox (Q&A page) A Hangout, 2012: Building Go A...
First of all, if you haven’t done it yet, read Getting started with GWT-Bootstrap.
GWT-Bootstrap is a project that aims to provide all the Twitter Bootstrap styles and widgets to GWT applications.
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Nearly 3 years ago I discovered a new database that literally changed my life. I know, that’s a pretty bold claim, but it’s true. While leading the engineering team at OpenSky I faced a problem I was well familiar with. How to build a e-commerce product that: 1. Pr...