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Parkour with Maps in Java

Sometimes you need to flip.

Oct 25

Parkour with Maps in Java

Oct 25

Categorizing Methods in Java Types using Eclipse Collections

Consistent categorization of methods can lead to comprehension benefits.

Oct 22

Categorizing Methods in Java Types using Eclipse Collections

Oct 22

10 Billion Integers Walk Into an Array

How an experiment with 64-bit Pharo Smalltalk surprised me.

Oct 11

10 Billion Integers Walk Into an Array

Oct 11

JLDD challenge arrives in the DEN

Jet Lag Driven Development resumes at the inaugural dev2next conference

Oct 8

JLDD challenge arrives in the DEN

Oct 8

Red Rocks and Great Talks at dev2next

A wonderful new tech conference organized by Dr. Venkat Subramaniam

Oct 6

Red Rocks and Great Talks at dev2next

Oct 6

Nailed it, again

How creativity, family, and fun help energize technical communities

Sep 28

Nailed it, again

Sep 28

Associating Method Categories with Emojis in IntelliJ and Javadoc

Improving Java API discoverability and navigation in code and Javadoc.

Sep 19

Screenshot of the RichIterable interface in IntelliJ editor with the Structure View showing organization of methods by method categories, augmented with emojis.

Sep 19

Grouping Java methods using custom code folding regions with IntelliJ

Simulating the lost Smalltalk feature of method categories in Java IDEs.

Sep 6

Grouping Java methods using custom code folding regions with IntelliJ

Sep 6

Sunset at Yorktown Battlefield

Every beginning has an ending. Every ending has a beginning.

Sep 1

Picture of a red sunset on the horizon with two trees blending together on Yorktown Battlefield.

Sep 1

Following the flow of a Java Stream

How to visualize multiple lazy operations in a Java Stream.

Aug 20

Following the flow of a Java Stream

Aug 20

Donald Raab

Donald Raab

Java Champion. Creator of the Eclipse Collections OSS Java library (https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse-collections). Inspired by Smalltalk. Opinions are my own.

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