How it works

In this section I will explore workflow or life-cycle of different technologies.

Feel free to check out this section’s latest articles:

• Servlet Workflow
• Volatile vs Synchronized
• Generics Pros and Cons

Behavorial Patterns

They manage the collaboration and communication between objects. This pattern group focuses on simplifying the control flow for object behavior, in contrast to the Creational and Structural groups which handle instantiation and object blue print. Patterns in this group are:

• Chain of Responsibility
• Command Pattern
• Interpreter Pattern
• Iterator Pattern
• Mediator Pattern
• Memento Pattern
• Observer Pattern
• State Pattern
• Strategy Pattern
• Template Method Pattern
• Visitor Pattern

Want to see how used the patterns actually are? Take vote in the poll of the main section and see for yourself.

Web Services

Web Services and REST Web Services articles:

• Web Services
• RESTfull Web Services

Project Setups

In this section I am going to put basic setup structure for Java projects using trending frameworks.

Maven will be the building engine at choice, because of the easy dependency management and embedded server that executes instantly making testing super fast.

Feel free to check out this section’s latest articles:

• SpringMVC JavaConfig and Thymeleaf with Maven
• SpringMVC JavaConfig and Sitemesh with Maven

Solutions

Annoying, show-stopping situations that I’ve eventually came out of, but wasted a lot of time in the process. Take a loot at those so you don’t waste your time as well.

Feel free to check out this section’s latest articles:

• SQL Datetime column not reliable for storing milliseconds

What does it mean

Every now and then I face a situation where I need to get a job done, but just can’t figure out this one little piece of code that doesn’t seem to do much at the beginning, but eventually stops my progress down the road for hours. I find that to be simply infuriating.

So in this section I will post answers and explanations to different topics that I’ve dealt with once and will probably have to again in the future. Only this time I’ll have it documented.

Feel free to check out this section’s latest articles:

• Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference
  Big O Notation

Structural Patterns

This group is about planning your objects. Patterns here describe how classes and objects can be combined to form even bigger objects or fulfill a common goal.

• Adapter Pattern
• Bridge Pattern
• Composite Pattern
• Decorator Pattern
• Facade Pattern
• Flyweight Pattern
• Proxy Pattern

Want to see how used the patterns actually are? Take vote in the poll of the main section and see for yourself.