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Tag Archives: refactoring
NetBeans 7.2 – New Refactoring option ‘Replace Constructor with Builder…’
Some weeks ago version 7.2 of the NetBeans IDE was released (download at http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html). This version includes a nice new option to refactor your code. The Builder Pattern The Builder Pattern (amongst others made popular by Joshua Bloch’s 2nd edition of … Continue reading
Posted in Did you know?, Java Basics
Tagged builder, design patterns, java, NetBeans, refactoring
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Different ways of using Liquibase in Grails
“You never develop code without version control, why do you develop your database without it? Liquibase is an open source, database-independent library for tracking, managing and applying database changes. It is built on a simple premise: All database changes are … Continue reading
Posted in Groovy and Grails, Java Persistence, Spring Universe
Tagged databases, grails, Groovy and Grails, refactoring, spring
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@Delegate in Groovy
Die sehr mächtigen Möglichkeiten der dynamischen Metaprogrammierung in Groovy sind der Grund für zwei wesentliche Nachteile der Sprache: Performanz: Das dynamische Delegieren von Methodenaufrufen zur Laufzeit sorgt dafür, dass Groovy-Anwendungen in aller Regel langsamer als vergleichbare Java-Anwendungen sind. IDE-Unterstützung: Die … Continue reading
