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A Fast and Minimal JSON Parser for Java
In the RAP project, reading and writing JSON are critical operations, since the server processes and creates JSON messages for a large number of clients at a high rate. For this reason, we need …
Eclipse 4 (e4) Tutorial: Behavior Annotations
In the last part of my Eclipse 4 (e4) tutorial, I describe details about how to control the parameters injected using the annotations @Inject, @Named and @Optional. These parameters allow you to …
Tabris 1.0 is here!
Today we are proud to release Tabris 1.0. If you have not followed us so far you probably don’t know what Tabris is. Let me put it in one sentence: Tabris is the first Java-Toolkit for the …
The D.I.Y. RAP Client Construction Kit
Since RAP 2.0 has fully implemented the JSON-based RAP Protocol I was eager to test it’s full potential myself. The Tabris clients for Android and iOS already exist and others may follow, but as I’m …
JUnit - the Difference between Practice and @Theory
Lately a colleague showed me how to improve JUnit tests written for a distance calculator. Speaking with other developers I found out that the majority wasn’t aware of the undocumented @Theories …
Keeping Target Control
Shortly after you have created your Eclipse-based project, you must choose a target platform. The use of target platform definitions is now widespread but you can define these in several ways, the …