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One of Groovy‘s most significant “goodies” is the ability to intercept calls, even to standard Java classes, and either override existing methods or even add new methods dynamically. In this blog post ...

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Imagine you are an expert object-oriented Java developer who meticulously crafts code the way an artist cares for their masterpiece. You believe clean code is an absolute necessity. Classes with clear ...

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Released in 1995, the philosophy behind Java is "write once, run anywhere." In other words, a program written in Java can theoretically run on any machine that supports it. While the implementation ...