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I see so much focus on how to create the perfect piece of software: easily maintained, extremely extensible, blazing fast and with beautiful idiomatic code. And all that is fine, but it's really just the last step when creating a program or feature. ...

When Java first introduced records as a preview in Java 14 and later released it with Java 16, it reminded many of Kotlin’s data classes. While they address the same problem in a very similar manner, there are a few differences in how they are handle...

In Java 8 CompletableFuture was introduced to finally bring a better way to work with asynchronous logic into Java. Meanwhile Guava has created its own solutions for this problem. Now, which one should you use? First let me start by pointing out that...
