By day Java, Kotlin, Cybersecurity and by night Bushcrafter out of passion
I will introduce you to the serializer from the EclipseStore project and show you how to use it to take advantage of a new type of serialization. Since I learned Java over 20 years ago, I wanted to have a simple solution to serialize Java-Object-Graphs, but without the serialization security and performance issues Java brought…
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How to store complex data structures using EclipseStore? Are there any restrictions? How can you work more efficiently on such structures? We will now get to the bottom of these questions here. In the first part of my series, I showed how to prepare EclipseStore for use in a project. We also initialized the StorageManager…
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We will take the first steps with the Eclipse Store here. I will show what the Eclipse Store is, how you can integrate it into your project and what the first steps look like from a developer’s perspective. All in all, it is a practical introduction. What is Eclipse Store? First, I would like to…
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Test-driven development (TDD) is a software development approach that prioritizes writing automated tests while creating the actual code. There follows a cycle of writing a failed test, writing the code to make the test pass, and then refactoring the code. TDD was originally developed to ensure the quality, maintainability and expandability of the software created…
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Builder-Pattern The book from the “gang of four” is part of the essential reading in just about every computer science branch. The basic patterns are described and grouped to get a good start on the topic of design patterns. But how does it look later in use?Here we will take a closer look at one…
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Intro In this article, we will look at the difference between the inheritance and delegation concepts. Or, to put it better, why I prefer delegation and why I want to emphasize this rarely-used feature in Java. The Challenge The challenge we face today is quite common in the field of graphic user interfaces like desktop-…
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Hello and welcome to my DevSecOps post. Here in Germany, it’s winter right now, and the forests are quiet. The snow slows down everything, and it’s a beautiful time to move undisturbed through the woods. Here you can pursue your thoughts, and I had to think about a subject that customers or participants at conferences…
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