Java
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A Popup Editor for JavaFX 8
For the last couple of months I had the pleasure of working with JavaFX 8 in order to implement a…
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cglib: The missing manual
The byte code instrumentation library cglib is a popular choice among many well-known Java frameworks such as Hibernate (not anymore)…
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Why I like Spring bean aliasing
Spring framework is widely used as a dependency injection container, and that’s for good reasons. First of all, it facilitates…
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WebSocket and Java
WebSocket is a cool new(ish) technology that allows real-time, two-way communication between the browser and the server, with almost no…
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GitHub’s 10,000 most Popular Java Projects – Here are The Top Libraries They Use
As Java developers working with a language that’s both mature yet highly evolving, we’re faced with a constant dilemma whenever…
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Applying ForkJoin – from optimal to fast
JDK 7 is well into the hands of developers by now and most people have heard of ForkJoin, yet not…
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Building Distributed Workflow Applications on Amazon with Camel
Pipeline with SNS-SQS A workflow consist of independent tasks performed in particular sequence determined by dynamic conditions. Very often a…
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Anatomy of a Java Decompiler
A decompiler, simply put, attempts to reverse the transformation of source code to object code. But there are many interesting…
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Hibernate Facts: Always check Criteria API SQL queries
Criteria API is very useful for dynamically building queries, but that’s the only use case where I’d use it. Whenever…
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