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cloudogu.com
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| | | | | In our three-part series, we show you how to use Java Annotation Processors. Part 1: Introduction and basics. Read now. | |
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renato.athaydes.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses creating a minimal HTTP server in Java without using frameworks, leveraging Java SE's capabilities for simplicity and control. It highlights building the server with custom code, using annotations for routing, and demonstrates the approach with a basic 'Hello World' example. The article also covers testing with JUnit, using standalone JUnit runners, and building the project with Java itself to avoid bash scripts. It concludes by advocating for a balance between using frameworks and raw Java SE for different application needs. | |
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imalittletester.com
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| | | | | HashMaps are one of those Java concepts that can be very useful in automation testing, but are not widely used, because they seem to be too complicated. A HashMap is nothing more than a collection of key/value pairs, where you can store test related data to access later in the tests. In this post i... | |
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blog.jorgenschaefer.de
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| | | Version 1.2 of Circe, the Client for IRC in Emacs, has been released. Read more about Circe on its homepage: https://github.com/jorgenschae... | ||
