I recently encountered a Maven multi module (reactor) project where each module had one annotation processor defined, but the database project had two defined. This can be done easier using the lesser known combine.children="append" attribute in a pom.xml. This article will give you a hint how to do this.
Enabling parallel unit tests is the easiest way to accelerate your Apache Maven builds. This blog post is part of a series from the joint talk of Maarten Mulders and me: Accelerating Maven Builds: From 🐌 Snail’s Pace to 🚀 Rocket Speed.
Today I held my first talk in front of a bigger audience than my local JUG (JUG Hannover). I am incredibly happy that Java Champion Maarten Mulders had me as his co-speaker at JCON 2024! ☺️
Recently, I came across deprecation warnings in the GMavenPlus-Maven-Plugin (gplus-maven-plugin). Here’s how I solved it by putting a Java 8-bytecode file (class file version 52.0) into META-INF/versions/java21, which is better known as a Multi-Release JAR.
if/else statements are one of the most used statements of almost every programming language. Whenever you create new source files, a few methods you write will always contain an if-else statement at some point. I tend to refactor these statements out, so that I have almost no else statement in my code.
