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To Lombok, or not to Lombok

If you are reading this, chances are that you already know a little about Project Lombok. Perhaps you love it and is looking for additional information to support your righteous claim that Lombok should be used and embraced by everyone in your team. Perhaps you are the other side of

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Bad code, Readable code

Bad code. Words that ring in our developer ears every time we hear it. We all know about it. You have written it. I have written it. We have all written it. What is it though? How do you know whether or not the code you write is "good&

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JavaZone 2018 recap

JavaZone er organisert av javaBin, og er europas største community-drevne konferanse med fokus på kunnskapsdeling, læring og sosialisering. Årets utgave bød på mange ulike tema som undertegnede og alle andre kunne velge mellom. Onsdag 12. september var det duket for nok en utgave av JavaZone og fem ansatte fra ITverket

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Database migration with Flyway

During my years working with software development I've probably only scratched the surface of topics regarding code, architecture, patterns and best practices. One thing I always thought about was how we handled changes to our database schema. This was often done in the same way regardless of which firm I

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MapStruct and Immutability

MapStruct is a pretty popular and well-maintained framework for object mapping. To summarize: it is capable of generating the mapping code among objects in different layers of an application.