Introduction to Unit Testing with Java,_Cover image by [Hans-Peter Gauster](https://unsplash.com/@sloppyperfectionist) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/)_ We all have been there:...

Introduction to Java: modifiers cheatsheet,Modifiers in Java still seem tricky to me, so I'll try to put it as short as possible. Modifiers are words that alter the class / method ...

Maven for Ant People,Ant people often find Maven completely mystifying. I know I did. I work at a shop that was, until recently, completely Ant based. We built complex build script...

How to Write a Multiline Lambda in Java 8,For the most part, single line lambda functions are all you need. This is a single line lambda: Predicate<Sound> isBark = sound ->...

From student to professional Software Developer,So where do I start? Software development is my passion. I'm a professional full stack Software developer, and outside of work I spe...

The Builder Pattern in Java, and Dart Cascades,Object construction is something that everyone will have to do in a language that has object-oriented paradigms. However, when your o...

What Is Null? (Baby Don't Hurt Me),There are two kinds of programmers out there. Those that have had null-related errors in their programs and those that are just starting their ca...

Android App Release,Hello all, just wanted to share that I have officially released an app for the Android platform. Cred Container is a utility-based application allowing users to...

Intro to Butter Knife for Android views, Butter Knife? Butter knife is a very nice library for Android view injection. Butter knife helps reduce a lot of boilerplate code (e.g repe...

Getting Started with SparkPost in Java,The SparkPost Java library is a popular way to integrate with SparkPost. If this describes your current task, this article will help you send...

Modern Java Development is Fast,Originally posted on return.co.de Java Development is fast - and fun. Believe it or not. I hear a lot of Java bashing in podcasts, mostly by develop...

Debug Like a Champion, As Pareto’s Law says: Software development is 20% of the time developing and 80% debugging. Imagine how powerful you could become if you cut down the debugg...