That Which Inspires Awe

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  1. 5 min read

    Optionals in Java 8

    If you have had any experience with Java, then you most likely have seen the NullPointerException. Optional in Java 8 are a way to fight them.

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    The fork/join framework in Java

    Introduced in Java 7, the fork/join framework is used to divide a parallelizable task into smaller ones and afterwards combine the intermediate results to get the end result.

  3. 4 min read

    Controlling an RC car with an Arduino

    Looking for an easy hardware project? Controlling an RC car with an Arduino board is relatively simple. I’ll share my experience.

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    Version control and deployment practices for SugarCRM

    This post will give you ideas on how to do version control with SugarCRM and how to manage multiple environments and deployments.

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    Creating a custom collector in Java 8

    A collector is a recipe for how to build a summary of the elements in a Stream. In this post you’ll see how to create a custom collector in Java 8.

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    Service won’t start when using the service utility

    I debugged a service which didn’t start when using the service utility but was working fine when calling the init script directly.

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    Four types of method references in Java 8

    Method references let you reuse existing method definitions and pass them just like lambdas. They can be useful in making the code more readable.

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    Blogging with Jekyll and Github

    It is possible to host your blog at Github and version control your blog posts with Git. Here’s how.

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    Java 8: Lambda expressions

    In computer programming, an anonymous function (also function literal or lambda abstraction) is a function definition that is not bound to an identifier.