Why Go's Generics Might Be Worse Than No Generics at All
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In-depth Analysis of Go Language Generics: Principles, Applications, and Cross-language Comparisons
I. Basic Principles of Go Generics
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Building a Complex Dungeon Maze Game with Java Swing: An Architectural Deep Dive 🚀
Java Swing is often overlooked for game development — but when used with good architecture patterns like MVC and TDD, it can be a powerful tool.
In this post, I’ll explain how I built a modula...
Mastering SOLID Principles in Java: Real-World Examples and Best Practices for Scalable Code
A Practical, Code‑Dense Tour of the SOLID Principles in Java
By someone who has spent too many Friday nights undoing “harmless” feature requests.
Table of Contents
Introductio...
Mastering Dependency Injection in Spring Boot: Real-World Examples and Best Practices
Table of Contents
What is Dependency Injection (DI)?
How Dependency Injection Works in Spring Boot
Types of Dependency Injection
3.1 Constructor Injection
3.2 Setter Injection
3.3 Field...
Spring PetClinic Goes Global: Enhancing Accessibility with Multi-Language Support
Introduction
The Spring PetClinic application is a flagship example of Spring Boot best practices, used by developers worldwide to learn enterprise patterns. Recently, my pull request (#0c88f9) was me...
Building Fault-Tolerant Order Processing with Paxos in a Distributed E-Commerce Store 🚀
In a distributed e-commerce system, ensuring that each order is processed exactly once—even when servers crash or messages get lost—is crucial. In this post, I’ll walk you through how the Paxos ...
Creating Custom Constraints: Writing Your Own @NotNull Annotation
When building Java applications, especially with frameworks like Spring or Jakarta EE, validation plays a critical role. You might be familiar with annotations like @NotNull, @Size, or @Email. But wha...
AI Test Generation: A Dev's Guide Without Shooting Yourself in the Foot
So, AI Can Write Tests Now? Cool, But...🤔
AI assisted coding tools are everywhere now, helping with autocomplete, suggesting fixes, and sometimes writing surprisingly large blocks of code....