Reading Time: 2 minutes In most of the applications we are using Dependency Injection for loosely couple of our code. Some time, we just require simple DI, nothing else, for those, we need to include some of our DI frameworks like Spring, Google Guice etc. This makes our project jar heavy and added some unnecessary classes as well. For all these, Java itself have a ServiceLoader class for inject Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Now a day’s monolithic applications comes into micro batches. Every micro batch independent from each others and deploy. Now the Java will come in this flavor using project Jigsaw Java 9 comes with great feature called “Jigsaw“, which modularize monolithic Java code into modules. Where we design independently standard modules with in different scopes. Primary goal of “jigsaw” to make scalability, maintainability, performance, security etc. Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous post, i was discussing about Scala ExecutionContext. As we know, for multithreading we need to maintain thread pools using ExecutionContext and by default ForkJoinPool is used because for accessing “multi core” processor. There are multiple thread pools are available in our java.util.concurrent.Executors utility class and as per our requirement we can create new one also. After all, Scala have concept of Future. Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Java supports low-level of concurrency and some of rich api’s which is just a wrapper of low-level constructs like wait, notify, synchronize etc, But with Java concurrent packages Scala have high level concurrency frameworks for “which goal to achieve, rather than how to achieve“. These types of programming paradigms are “Asynchronous programming using Futures“, “Reactive programming using event streams“, “Actor based programming” and more. Note: Continue Reading
