Thursday
17
Mar 2011
In this post I’ll present the new features in JDK7/Java 7 regarding exceptions, namely “multi-catch and final rethrow” and the “try-with-resources” of Project Coin. The other four Project Coin improvements were already discussed in an post a few days ago.
So, let’s dive into the topic:
Sunday
13
Mar 2011
Last recently I did a talk about the some of the new features in JDK7 or Java 7 (Project Coin, Concurrency Utils and InvokeDynamic) at the freshly founded Koblenz Java User Group . I’ll present the content of this presentation in written form in a series of three or four blog post over the next few weeks or so.
In this post I’ll start with the first four features of “Project Coin”.
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Friday
19
Nov 2010
I was very lucky to attend the Devoxx 2010 (the conference part) this year. So this is reason enought, to blog about the thing I found most valuable to report:
The discussion panel
This was a discussion panel lead by Joe Nuxoll (with Dick Wall as keeper of the minutes) between Josh Bloch, Mark Reinhold, Antonio Goncalves, Stephen Colebourne, Jürgen Hoeller and Bill Venners. They did a fanominal job in covering up for James Goslings cancellation (get well soon James!).
Friday
22
Oct 2010
Finally beeing a bit more serious about learning the Scala language, I wanted to do some exercises to get a little fluent in the language. Because I’m only four Chapters into “Programming in Scala”, I choose the simple one: Implementing search algorithms – today the insertion sort. Here is the the “easy” solution coming from a mostly object-orientated background transcoded from a text book:
Saturday
30
Jan 2010
Short – but unfortunatly to long for Twitter. With this little snippet you can get all commits from an svn working copy, repository or from a pure log:
svn log | ruby -e "puts STDIN.read.split(/\n/).select{|l| l =~ /^r\d+/}.map{|l| l.split('|')[1].strip}.uniq.sort"
Who has any guess why I did need this?