Java CompletableFuture Patterns for Async Code
Master CompletableFuture composition patterns including chaining, combining, error handling, timeouts, and async pipeline design in Java.
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Master CompletableFuture composition patterns including chaining, combining, error handling, timeouts, and async pipeline design in Java.
Master Java pattern matching in switch expressions. Covers type patterns, guarded patterns, sealed class exhaustiveness, and record deconstruction patterns.
Use Java Records and Sealed Classes to build expressive domain models. Covers compact constructors, sealed hierarchies, pattern matching, and real-world examples.
Master Java records for immutable data and sealed classes for controlled type hierarchies with pattern matching and practical domain modeling.
Implement JWT authentication in Spring Boot 3. Covers security filter chain, token generation, refresh tokens, role-based access, and common security pitfalls.
Go beyond basic filtering and mapping with advanced Stream API patterns including custom collectors, parallel streams, and stateful operations.
Go beyond basic Java Stream collectors. Learn groupingBy compositions, teeing, custom Collector implementations, and performance considerations.
Master Java virtual threads with hands-on examples. Learn thread creation, executor patterns, structured concurrency, pinning pitfalls, and migration strategies.
Learn how to use Java Optional to write null-safe code. Covers creation, chaining with map and flatMap, best practices, and common anti-patterns to avoid.
Master Java pattern matching with instanceof, switch expressions, record patterns, and guarded patterns for cleaner, more expressive conditional logic.
Master Java Streams for functional-style data processing. Covers stream creation, map, filter, reduce, collectors, parallel streams, and performance considerations.
How CompletableFuture composes asynchronous work in Java: chaining, combining, error handling, executors, and the patterns that keep concurrent code readable.
Clear rules for using checked and unchecked exceptions in Java, with patterns for wrapping, logging, and propagating errors in real production code.
Understand Java generics deeply: type parameters, upper and lower bounds, the PECS rule, and why type erasure shapes the rules you have to follow.
Learn how Java lambda expressions work, when to use them, and how they interact with functional interfaces and the Streams API.
A complete introduction to JUnit 5. Learn the new architecture, lifecycle, parameterized tests, assertions, and patterns that keep your test suite fast and readable.
Understand the difference between JPA the specification and Hibernate the implementation, and when each abstraction matters in practice.
Connect to relational databases from Java using JDBC: drivers, PreparedStatement, transactions, connection pooling, and resource management.
An honest comparison of Maven and Gradle. Understand their philosophies, performance, ecosystem, and how to choose the right build tool for your Java project.
Learn how to use Mockito to write fast, focused unit tests. Understand mocks, stubs, spies, argument captors, and how to avoid over-mocking.
Understand threads, the Java memory model, synchronization, locks, and concurrent collections. A practical guide to writing correct multithreaded Java code.
Use Java's Optional type correctly: when to return it, when to avoid it, and how to chain operations safely without ever calling get().
Records and Lombok both reduce boilerplate, but they solve overlapping problems in very different ways. Here is when to pick which, with concrete tradeoffs.
Learn Spring Data JPA from the ground up. Understand repositories, derived queries, JPQL, pagination, and transaction boundaries in real Java apps.
A practical introduction to Spring Security. Understand the filter chain, configure authentication, set up authorization rules, and avoid common mistakes.
Master java.util.stream.Collectors with practical examples covering grouping, partitioning, downstream collectors, and building your own custom collector.
A practical tour of the Java Streams API: how it works, when to use it, lazy evaluation, collectors, parallel streams, and the pitfalls that trip up newcomers.
How Spring Boot wires your beans: component scanning, constructor injection, qualifiers, profiles, and the testing strategies that follow from each choice.
Compare Spring's two web stacks: thread-per-request Spring MVC versus reactive non-blocking WebFlux, and how to choose between them.
Design Java classes that hold state and behavior cleanly. Constructors, encapsulation, static vs instance, records, and the equals plus hashCode contract.
Pick the right Java collection by performance and semantics. ArrayList vs LinkedList, HashMap vs TreeMap, immutability, and iteration without surprises.
Every branching and looping construct in modern Java, including switch expressions and pattern matching, with examples that mirror real code.
Use extends, super, and method overriding without painting yourself into a corner. When to inherit, when to compose, and how sealed types help.
Install a modern JDK, verify the toolchain, and ship your first Java program from the command line without an IDE doing the magic for you.
Choose between interfaces and abstract classes with confidence. Default methods, sealed interfaces, functional interfaces, and concrete decision rules.
Transform collections with lambdas and the Stream API. Map, filter, reduce, collectors, parallel streams, and the pitfalls of lazy pipelines.
Master Java primitives, reference types, literals, and casting. Know exactly what each type costs and where overflow and precision will bite you.