Core Java
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Abstract Factory Design Pattern Explained
Abstract Factory Design Pattern is another flavor of Factory Design Pattern. This pattern can be considered as a “super factory”…
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JavaOne 2012 Coverage
JavaOne, the annual Java extravaganza conference, took place from 30 September to 4 October in San Francisco. Numerous interesting presentations…
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Investigating Deadlocks – Part 1
I’m sure we’ve all been there: it’s late, you’re hungry, your server has hung or your application’s running at snail’s…
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Locking with a semaphore : An example
Concurrency is one aspect that brings along interesting challenges along with it. If not correctly handled, it brings about race…
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Compact Off-Heap Structures/Tuples In Java
In my last post I detailed the implications of the access patterns your code takes to main memory. Since then…
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Eclipse refactoring on steroids
In my last post about common Java violations, I listed a set of mistakes that java developers tend to make.…
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Factory Design Pattern Case Study
I had a job to check our project code quality. And have to report it back to my team leader…
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Java 7: Meet the Fork/Join Framework
JSR-166(y) is the official name of this new feature which is included in Java 7. If you notice there is…
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JavaOne 2012: Observations and Impressions
I am starting this particular blog post as I sit the the San Francisco International Airport waiting to board an…
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