Adam Bien's Weblog

« Configuring JAX-RS... | Main | Validating EJB / CDI... »
Thursday Jun 27, 2013

JavaPocalypse

Posted at 11:24AM Jun 27, 2013 by Adam Bien in Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices |  Comments[1]  | Views/Hits: 54


NEW: Java EE 7 Testing and Quality Workshop

A book about rethinking Java EE Patterns

Comments:

That was awesome! Sadly not many of my friends might understand it :P

Posted by Javier Ortiz on June 28, 2013 at 01:49 AM CEST #

Post a Comment:
  • HTML Syntax: NOT allowed
Number of posts: 1175
Number of comments: 4963
Yesterday's hits: 23559
Today's hits: 15194
Post reads / hour: 901
Top posts:
  1. Adam Bien
    11558
  2. Java 7+: Writing A String To File--A One Liner : Adam Bien's Weblog
    2699
  3. Adam Bien's Weblog
    2656
  4. Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0 is the most used browser - at least on my blog : Adam[...]
    2637
  5. Bureaucratic Design With Java EE : Adam Bien's Weblog
    1814
  6. Search Results for '' : Adam Bien's Weblog
    1557
  7. The Enterprise Line Is Too Short : Adam Bien's Weblog
    1344
  8. JSON Streaming With JAX-RS 2.0 : Adam Bien's Weblog
    983
  9. Monitoring GlassFish With Java8 And Nashorn : Adam Bien's Weblog
    961
Trending (last hour):
  1. GlassFish v4 Management and Monitoring--London Glassfish User Group (GUG) :[...]
    26
  2. Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0 is the most used browser - at least on my blog : Adam[...]
    5
  3. Starting WebSphere With Java EE 6 …In 3 Seconds--A Smoke Test : Adam [...]
    4
  4. JavaOne 11 Strategy Keynote Notes - Day 2 : Adam Bien's Weblog
    4
  5. Monitoring GlassFish With Java8 And Nashorn : Adam Bien's Weblog
    2

about.adam-bien.com
realworldpatterns.com


Real World Java EE Patterns Rethinking Best Practices
Order from amazon.de
Order from amazon.com

...the last 150 posts
GlassFish v4 Management and Monitoring--London Glassfish User Group (GUG)
Monitoring GlassFish With Java8 And Nashorn
The Enterprise Line Is Too Short
Java 7+: Writing A String To File--A One Liner
JSON Streaming With JAX-RS 2.0
Java 8: Dumping Content Of a Map
Free Java Event: 1st Airhacks Tribe Gathering
Java 7+: Deleting Recursively A Directory
Nothing Is Good Enough For Production
Unorthodox in Warsaw, Hacking At Airport and Quantum of Code In Frankfurt
EJBs As Executors In JavaEE 6
Listing All Environment Variables ...With Java 8 And JavaScript
Stress vs. Load Testing
Commercial GlassFish Support Is Back--By C2B2
JavaEE 7 - Injecting A ManagedExecutorService
Hot To Access An Environment Variable In Java
Commercial GlassFish Support Is Back--By LodGon
Java 8: From Ordinary For-Loop To An IntStream
Early 2014 Java Events
Jenkins: hudson.util.AWTProblem: java.lang.NullPointerException And Solution
Enterprise Software Predictions 2014
Java EE 7, Lambdas and Revolutions -- A Short Interview With Me (Adam Bien) at JavaOne
Java 8: From a for-loop to forEach statement
Deploying from command line with WildFly
ping for JavaEE 6/7 is released
New releases: afterburner.fx, igniter.fx and followme.fx
Merry Christmas :-)
Back To Basics: Hello Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
What are the options of remote debugging like:-Xrunjdwp, server, suspend?
Free Article: RESTful GlassFish Monitoring and Management
afterburner.fx v1.3 is available
JavaOne Session "Stress Testing JavaEE Applications" Is Available
The State of SOAP / JAX-WS
JavaOne Session "Lean and Opinionated JavaEE Applications" Is Available
Can Ten Nurses Transplant A Heart In One Hour?
Reactive Programming with JavaFX
Lambdas, JAX-RS and WebSockets: JavaFX Integration Strategies
Hello JavaEE 7 With Maven 3, JAX-RS 2.0 and JSON ...In 3 Mins
How To Fix Expired Certificate In Embedded Glassfish
How To Comment With JavaDoc
Data Binding, Injection and FXML with JavaFX
JavaOne Session "Architecting Enterprise JavaFX Applications" Is Available
What Oracle Could Do For GlassFish Now
Unworldly Oredev 2013 Theme
Version 1.1 of JavaEE 7 Essentials Archetype For Maven 3 Is Available
GlassFish Became A Killer Appserver, Now It Is Just Great: Oracle Drops Commercial Support For GlassFish
afterburner.fx 1.2 and igniter.fx 1.8 Are Released
JavaFX: Building A Component With DI, CoC and Scene Builder From Scratch
JavaOne Session "Demystifying JavaEE" Is Available
Visualize Your JavaEE Dependencies In 30 Seconds
How To Burn Money With Confidence
JavaOne, JUG, Podcast and Self Publishing ...Or The Story Behind "Real World Java EE Patterns--Rethinking Best Practices"
loadr - a GlassFish Java Deployment API
How To Treat The JPA EntityManager?
Bureaucratic Design With Java EE
Autumn Java EE / FX Conferences and Workshops
Starting WebSphere With Java EE 6 …In 3 Seconds--A Smoke Test
Setting Up Java EE 7 Projects With Maven 3
When Is PortableRemoteObject#narrow needed?
JavaFX 8 with Convention over Configuration, Dependency Injection, Maven and SceneBuilder
Run Java 7u40 Embedded on Lego Mindstorms
Is It Time For Semantic HTML 5 For JSF In Java EE 8?
Links and Resources For My (Adam Bien) JavaOne Java EE / FX Sessions
Java FX Data Binding For Enterprise Applications--Free Article
Software Developer's Journal -- The Java Edition Is Out
JavaOne San Francisco 2013: Feedback
"Real World Java EE Patterns--Rethinking Best Practices" Book Joins MatchBook
NetBeans 7.4 Supports Lambda Expressions and Java 8
Nothing Compares …To NetBeans
JavaEE 7 Application Monitoring With JavaFX 8, GlassFish v4 And LightFish
Extensive Documentation ...Is No Documentation
The Hidden JavaEE 7 Gem - Lambdas With JDK 1.7
What I'm Doing At JavaOne In San Francisco
Upcoming JavaEE 7 / JavaFX 8 / HTML 5 Events
Essential JavaEE 7 pom.xml …With 21 LoC
Screencast: Extending JavaEE Authorization With Custom Principal
Client-Side HTTP Basic Access Authentication With JAX-RS 2.0
afterburner.fx Version 1.0 Is Available From Maven Central Repository
Can I Start Threads In EJBs?
maven-release-plugin "Unable to tag SCM" Issue And Solution
LightFish v1.2.0 Runs On GlassFish v4 And Is Available For Download
Base64 Encoding With JDK 1.6+ And Java 8
The Cost Of An "Empty" Transaction--Screencast
Selecting All JPA Entities As Criteria Query
JSF/ Java EE CSS Styling Simplification with prependId
NetBeans 7 + TomEE 1.5.2 Integration
EJB 3.2--Listing All Timers
Airhacks JavaEE Workshops 6th (Winter) Edition
EARs, WARs And Size Matters
When Your DI Breaks: bean-discovery-mode in CDI 1.1 (JavaEE 7)
Configuring JAXB Mapping On A JAX-RS 2.0 Client
Listening To Transaction Progress With CDI
From JavaFX to JavaEE -- See You At JavaOne 2013
Configuring GlassFish To Serve Offline HTML 5 Applications
NetBeans 7 + JBoss 7 = Productive Combo
Validating EJB / CDI Parameters With Java EE 7
JavaPocalypse
Configuring JAX-RS 2.0 Client For JSON Serialization
Injecting An ExecutorService With Java EE 7
JSF 2.2 and HTML 5 Placeholder (Passthrough)
...the last 10 comments

Adam Bien wrote:

@Arturo,

I'm not advocating wide lines. Lines should be as short as possible without crippling the identifier's names.

Dogmatic[...]

Arturo Tena wrote:

I personally tend to use between 80 and 120 characters on a line. No more.

I feel wider lines forces the reader's eyes to travel long dis[...]

Christophe Marchand wrote:

Hello, I've installed LightFish on GF 4, no problem. I've try to start LightView from another computer than the one having GF (java 8 requirement)[...]

Adam Bien wrote:

@Roman,

IMHO 80 characters are crazy, but 120 are sufficient.

I think you other (team) problems if you need a line width limits[...]

Roman Ataman wrote:

As long as you can fit two pages next to each other, as Oliver said, you are fine. We found that anything less than 110 chars is good on HD res sc[...]

Oliver wrote:

A modern reason is to be able to have two pieces of code side by side on your screen (three-way merge, review).

Besides that, if you hav[...]

Simon Martinelli wrote:

Hi Adam,

You are wrong with the reason!

The reason is much older. IBM punchen cards from 1928!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki[...]

Adam Bien wrote:

@Pierre,

nice! but: http://www.adam-bien.com/roller/abien/entry/reading_a_file_into_a

:-)

thanks for writing code into [...]

Adam Bien wrote:

@Leos,

fewer of course. Thanks for catching that!



Leoš Literák wrote:

viewer or fewer characters?


Links

License
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 License.