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Author: Victor Grazi, Jeanne Boyarsky

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A concise handbook for the most common tools used in modern Java development Good Java developers learn Java syntax, how to create loops and switches, and can work out a lambda filter stream. But great Java developers need to understand the vast ecosystem of tools and frameworks for collaboration, testing, building, and more. In Real-World Java®: Helping You Navigate the Java Ecosystem, a team of veteran Java developers delivers a concise and authoritative discussion of the most common frameworks, tools, and techniques used in enterprise Java development shops. The authors provide just enough background and examples to allow you to dive right into the expert guidance on annotations, logging frameworks, observability, performance tuning, testing tools, and collaboration, that real-life commercial Java development typically relies on. You'll expand your Java development toolkit with frameworks and utilities like Spring, Git, Prometheus, and Project Lombok. You’ll also discover links to tested, downloadable code examples that demonstrate the skills discussed in the book. Real-World Java® is the perfect resource for everyone already somewhat comfortable with the language but who wants to familiarize themselves with the tools and frameworks used in contemporary Java software development.

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-Ahead/Behind Patterns TABLE 10.6: All Quantifiers TABLE 10.7: Examples of Regular Expression Mistakes Chapter 13 TABLE 13.1: JMH Benchmark Modes TABLE 13.2:...
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as aspect-oriented programming and performance optimization. Finally, we wrap up with a chapter dedicated to additional tools and technologies that every Jav...
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state of objects. You focus more on expressions than loops. Java 8 introduced lambdas and method references to facilitate writing code with deferred executio...
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Java shouldn't prevent your code from compiling or running. Backward compatibility isn't always met, but Oracle tries to minimize the change as much as possi...
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See the “Debugging Your Code” section for more on debugging.) All of these also give you the Modify The Run Configuration option, possibly in a submenu that...
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ISBN: 1394275730
Publisher: Wiley
Publish Year: 2024
Language: English
Pages: 432
File Format: EPUB
File Size: 28.5 MB