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Simple dependency version management with Spring

Spring has a nice feature to automatically select version of the dependency. That is how it can be used separately.

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Posted On Wed 23 March 2016 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: coding / spring / gradle / howto /

Idea about adding Ownership to Java Memory Model

An exercise about porting Ownership concept from Rust to Java

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Posted On Wed 23 March 2016 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: coding / design / java / gc /

Takipi is a really nice tool

There are great tools in the Java world. One of the is the exception monitoring tool called Takipi.

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Posted On Wed 23 March 2016 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: coding / design / exceptions /

What's wrong with Facebook engineering?

Half of the tech articles I read from the FB engineers are leaving me in a very puzzled state.

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Posted On Fri 14 August 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Design

Tags: coding / design / rant /

I like deleting code

There is one thing I like more that writing code - it is deleting it

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Posted On Fri 14 August 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: coding / life /

Systemd, again and again

I finally upgraded to one of the OS'es that run with systemd. It did not boot...

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Posted On Fri 14 August 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: linux / runt /

Using previous build as a library

I recently built a Linux shared library using its previous build as one of the statically linked libraries

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Posted On Fri 14 August 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: linux / coding / howto /

Gradle to determine parent branch

If you want to determine what is the parent git branch of the current one

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Posted On Fri 14 August 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: gradle / git / howto /

 

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