Learning Lombok

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Michael D. Rodgers, Jr

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01 - Introduction

01 - Lombok for Java developers.mp4

00:37

02 - Project overview and exercise files.mp4

02:39

03 - Configure your IDE Eclipse or IntelliJ.mp4

02:30

02 - 1. Reducing Boilerplate Code in POJOs with Lombok

01 - Abating setter and getter code bloat.mp4

04:52

02 - Adding but reducing ToString, Equals, and HashCode methods.mp4

04:22

03 - Pairing down constructor bloat.mp4

03:57

04 - One annotation to rule them all.mp4

05:20

05 - Playing nicely with Spring @Autowired.mp4

04:28

06 - JEP 359 record versus @Data and @Value.mp4

05:06

07 - Challenge Reduce boilerplate code in POJOs.mp4

03:29

08 - Solution Reduce boilerplate code in POJOs.mp4

05:23

03 - 2. Utilizing Simplified Lombok POJOs

01 - Lombok implements a builder design pattern.mp4

04:55

02 - Simplifying null checks and removing bloat.mp4

03:58

03 - Simplify final local variable declaration.mp4

04:40

04 - Mutable local variables versus JEP 286 var.mp4

04:22

05 - Mutable setters using Lombok @With.mp4

04:17

06 - Challenge Utilizing simplified Lombok POJOs.mp4

03:41

07 - Solution Utilizing simplified Lombok POJOs.mp4

08:19

04 - 3. Important Class Additives Provided by Lombok

01 - Simplify logging boilerplate code.mp4

03:42

02 - Cleaning up code and releasing resources.mp4

03:13

03 - Caching expensive one-time calculations.mp4

03:36

04 - Shorten your exception handling with SneakyThrows.mp4

04:50

05 - Challenge Apply logging and cleanup.mp4

02:50

06 - Solution Apply logging and cleanup.mp4

03:54

05 - Conclusion

01 - Features for your next project.mp4

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When writing Java programs, there’s a lot of standard, repetitive code required, and writing this boilerplate code can be time-consuming and tedious. In this course, instructor Michael D. Rodgers, Jr. shows you how you can use the Project Lombok Java library to generate all the required boilerplate code, behind the scenes, in a fraction of the time without the clutter and mess. He shows how to install the plugin into Eclipse and IntelliJ and the proper Maven dependencies needed for your project. From there, he covers the basics: refactoring some basic classes and walking through the use cases for reducing time in writing code, reducing boilerplate code—and as a result writing code that is inherently much safer and more bug free. Michael also covers the current features and experimental features in Lombok that will reduce and improve a developer's code even more.

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