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Common methods for swapping out a library
I am trying to come up with a solution to replace joda-time with java 8 time in our product. The code-base encompasses many projects of which some import joda-time directly and some transitively. To ...
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What should I use for @Nullable if I used the lombok @NonNull?
I am using the lombok @NonNull annotation for some of my fields, parameters and methods, partly for null checking, and also partly for documentation purpose. It is then confusing if I added a @NonNull/...
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What is the difference between a 3rd party lib and a plugin
What is the difference between a 3rd party lib and a plugin?
How do I choose what should be pushed to these repos?
plugins-release-local = Your and 3rd party plugins (releases)
plugins-snapshot-...
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Wrapping third party library is best practice [duplicate]
I came across with following statements while reading the Clean Code book of Robert C. Martin.
Chapter : 7 : Error Handling Page No : 109
..In fact, wrapping third-party APIs is a best practice....
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How does one keep argument counts low and still keep third party dependencies separate?
I use a third party library. They pass me a POJO that, for our intents and purposes, is probably implemented like this:
public class OurData {
private String foo;
private String bar;
private ...
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Refactoring two classes from third-party library that could have extended a base class
I have two Classes, with very similar behaviors, both from a third party library.
Both needs to be populated with some value object and sent to specific queues in order for logging. Please note both ...
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Getting into Guava
So I recently started using Netty for my applications client/server communication and I discovered I loved the idea of listenable Futures. I wondered why I didn't know about Java being able to do this,...
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Forward and backward fourier transform image in java
Can anyone suggest a java library to perform forward and backward Fourier transform on images? Either RGB or gray-scale or binary , that doesn't matter since I've converted the image to all these ;)
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