Writing cleancode withmodern Java. Miro Cupak, Dnastack

[@varunvats32]

Covering these topics 1. Private interface methods. 2. Try with resources 3. Switch expression 4. Local variable expression.

[@Woutor56]

Great talk, explanation is very clear.

[@alokuttamshukla]

Its more like new and cool features of Java rather than Clean codes.

[@nitinagrawal6637]

Very helpful session...simple & informative

[@thebosssam5976]

This helped me to decide... to avoid using type inference

[@moshecsbgu1]

Like with other tools, it depends what is the problem you are trying to fix with that

[@AnthonyGoubard]

Learned quite a lot with this presentation

[@ahmeddowidar8022]

it's a great talk very simple and it's attractive topics

[@Pspet]

This jshell thing is by an outstanding amount the worst development environment i have ever seen. Why would someone would want to write code in that?

[@Pspet]

@Dennis Griese Thanks for the info

[@andreyOMARama]

It's rather about "new Java features" than clean code...

[@coolcoolj0102]

wonderful presentation. Planning to upgrade to Java 10

[@juliyansilva]

I want to be accurate as you are

[@pengdu7751]

why would things like List be in a talk about "clean code"? It's seems more like a trap for bad coding habits

[@khaledabd7209]

It does no harm but good Generics are invariant so when the type is unknown ? denote to it when ? is expected u can't assign any value other than null which. It is helpful for the libraries designer not in the business context.

[@atomspalter2090]

nice

[@tobyzieglerrr]

good talk but WHY using jshell urrg

[@tashi7160]

Never had to use interface default interface method.

[@JuanGarcia-zy8yw]

he shouldve been a lil more specific using wildcards. there is something called the put and get principle when using generics. when the generic is represented by a wildcard you cant add elements to it. the only way to add add elements is using the super keyword Lisr actually means

[@MrMikomi]

Well yes but he did say 'a list of something that's potentially more specific than an object' at 36:16

[@vladimirljubopytnov5193]

In java 8, you create a helper class in the interface with private static methods and private ctor. You leak out there is a helper class, but with no methods visible and no instatiation possible. Not ideal, private methods on interface are nice, but "there is nothing you can do" is too strong of a statement.

[@deepakbisht4957]

To be honest I don't like the idea of any implementation in an interface. I always try to avoid it...

[@alaetouba9049]

nice talk

[@dark_evil77]

creepy ide

[@sundargautamofficial]

22:07

[@jesper7605]

Not worth watching IMO.