Spring series, part 3: @Lazy
Lazy initialization allows for a greater flexibility and performance by delaying bean instantiation to the very last moment. A fairly straightforward feature represented by a… Read More »
Spring series, part 3: @Lazy
Lazy initialization allows for a greater flexibility and performance by delaying bean instantiation to the very last moment. A fairly straightforward feature represented by a… Read More »
Spring series, part 3: @Lazy
Last time I talked about @Primary and @Autowire as a useful means of dependency injection. Today I will brief you on how @Autowire compares to… Read More »
Spring series, part 2: @Qualifier and @Resource
With a recent upgrade of my favorite framework I was thinking a short recap wouldn’t harm. This very first post, from a series of articles on… Read More »
Spring series: @Primary
Stuck when trying to paste text from clipboard to xterm via trackpad? You are not alone, it took me a while to find out. Here is… Read More »
Paste from Clipboard to X11 on Mac
Up till now I have not come across that many projects that would truly conform to the principles of Test Driven Development. Once again, I… Read More »
PowerMock and Static Method Stubbing
I have just started with PhoneGap. First impressions are overly positive, though I see one subtle detail worth improving – the create script. Documentation (Android)… Read More »
PhoneGap – Create New Project