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Author Archives: Sebastian Damm
Java Optional – Endlich so, wie es schon immer sein sollte
Seit Java 8 gibt es die Optional-Klasse, die mittlerweile bestimmt fast jeder schon einmal genutzt oder zumindest gesehen hat. Da in Java der Umgang mit optionalen Objekten und damit verbunden null ja leider nicht so elegant ist wie in manch … Continue reading
Guava 21 erschienen – Im Zeichen von Java 8
Googles beliebte Bibliothek Guava ist in Version 21.0 erschienen. Hauptaspekt dieses Releases sind Anpassungen für Java 8, insbesondere dessen Lambdas & Streams API. Auszug der Neuerungen Guavas Function, Predicate und Supplier Interfaces erweitern jetzt die gleichnamigen FunctionalInterfaces aus Java 8. … Continue reading
HTTP/2 – concepts and status quo for Java EE developers
The HTTP/2 specification was finished by the end of 2015 and is the first significant protocal update since HTTP1.1, which was released in 1997. HTTP/2’s main goals are shortened loading times and decreased latency. Additionally, performance tweaks that are currently … Continue reading
Building reliable and effective functional tests for asynchronous/dynamic/single page web applications with Selenium and JUnit (1/2) – Basics
Selenium is a well established tool for browser automation and functional tests of web applications. The process to build reliable functional tests got harder since the advent of Web 2.0 applications that dynamically change the content of a page. Dima … Continue reading
Posted in Java and Quality
Tagged Functional Testing, junit, Page Object Pattern, selenium
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ControlsFX 8.0.1 (JavaFX 8 component library) released
ControlsFX is an open-source project aimed at providing additional components for JavaFX 8. (Don´t get confused by the version numbers. ControlsFX 8.0.1 is only the second release of this young library and it started with version number 8.0.0 to be on line … Continue reading
Posted in Java Basics
Tagged components, controlsfx, JavaFX, Javafx dialogs, jfxtras
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ECMAScript 6 – The future of JavaScript
After the current standard, ECMAScript 5, was primarily aimed at making it easier to develop bigger and more sophisticated software in ECMAScript (strict mode, getters and setters, property descriptor maps, …), the 6th version is shaping up follow the trails … Continue reading
ECMAScript 5 – the current JavaScript standard
ECMAScript is THE language of the web and yet many developers aren´t even aware of its existence. It is a standard (named ECMA-262) developed by Ecma International that serves as a standardized basis for the likes of JavaScript, JScript or … Continue reading
Posted in Web as a Platform
Tagged actionscript, ECMAScript, javascript, jscript, property descriptor map, strict mode
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