As you may know, there are tons of JavaScript libraries out there and probably will be even more in 2018. While this is, arguably, a good thing, cuz everybody is free to write whatever library or framework wants, I think that you should be insanely stupid to think that as a software developer, you should … Continue reading Top JavaScript Libraries to Learn in 2018
In Java everything is an object, In JavaScript everything is a terrible mistake!
These days everybody wants to write web applications, cuz we all know that the web has all the cool technologies: Angular, React, Vue, you name it. More than that we can actually see JavaScript being pushed everywhere including mobile and desktop. Java, C++, native applications are all obsolete! Ionic and Electron are the future. Well, … Continue reading Fast food development
I just finished reading the What the best leaders do article, written by Claire Lew and I mostly agree with her thoughts about leadership. First time I saw myself in a leading position was about 8 years ago and I was terrible at it. For me to be a leader was the same as to be a … Continue reading Thoughts about leading
I had a horrible bug in the Brainy Cell game. I used the String.format method without specifying the locale, despite all the warning spit out by Android Studio. I actually have a good excuse why I missed this issue: I implemented the whole game in about one week. The thing is that I load the levels … Continue reading Android String.format disaster
Let's say we have a Maven Spring Boot WAR project that we want to debug as fat JAR. This works out of the box in Eclipse if we add the following dependencies: Sadly in IntelliJ this won't work. When you try to run your application from the IDE it will crash because of missing dependencies. … Continue reading Spring Boot WAR in IntelliJ
Java has two integer types: primitive and object. Integer types are often used when serialization is an issue. For example in case of JPA entities you will probably want to use the Integer type. The problem with this type is that it's confusing. It looks like a primitive but it's NOT! Let's take this simple … Continue reading Java Integer Object Dangers
