October 22nd, 2009 by Sune Simonsen — Java, Tips & Tricks
Google Collections is a natural evolution from the standard collections API in Java, bringing a much broader range of functionality to the existing collections and also providing several new collections for its users. The library plays nice with the standard collections and uses existing functionality where possible.
Here is a list of useful facts before we [...]
Tags: api, bimap, collections, frameworks, google, immutability, iterable, iterator, multimap, multiset, ordering, programming
October 1st, 2006 by Mattias Ask — Java, User Experience
All APIs have end-users. How and whether these users use a certain API depends on how useful the API is to them. This in turn is determined by what problem the API solves, how easy it is to learn and understand, and how easy it is to use. This article will give some (perhaps obvious) [...]
Tags: api, jayview, programming
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