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Java Collections API Enhancements: Thanks to Closures – Lambda Expressions

The following post was originally written by Amit Phaltankar  Friends, in the last tutorial we had a detailed introduction to Java 8’s Feature of...

0 replies - 5532 views - 10/18/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles

Closur-izing Java 7 Libraries is Important for Closures

It's no secret that some developers in the Java community are doubting whether or not closures in Java 7 will be ready by the deadline this year.  Over the...

5 replies - 5715 views - 05/17/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Daily Dose - No Closures in Java 7 After All?

David Flanagan doesn't seem to think so.  The programming consultant and writer for O'Reilly Media shared some frustrating observations about the lack of...

0 replies - 20727 views - 05/12/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose

Mark Reinhold Talks About JDK 7, Closures, JRockit, and HotSpot

The renewed Oracle TechCasts kicked off today with Mark Reinhold talking about JDK 7 and answering questions from viewers.  Reinhold discussed the significant...

5 replies - 14128 views - 02/16/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Pass Ruby Procs As Variables

0 replies - 1675 views - 12/16/09 by Snippets Manager in Uncategorized

DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/24

CA, the agile solutions company, introduced a new suggestion box forum called the Agile Planner Community.  The community will give developers a chance  to...

0 replies - 14629 views - 11/24/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Java’s missing features

The following is a list of the language features I miss most when programming Java:Closures: are useful for implementing abstractions that involve...

16 replies - 10212 views - 11/23/09 by Axel Rauschmayer in News

Ruby XML I18n File Parser

0 replies - 2697 views - 05/22/09 by Rafael Naufal in Uncategorized

javax: Suggestion for Including New Language Features

For a while now, a lot of people have expressed a lot of opinions about how to keep the Java language up to date with other languages like C#, Groovy, Ruby etc...

13 replies - 7552 views - 03/20/09 by Roland Carlsson in Articles

Do You Really Need Java 7?

It's a long wait for Java 7 and there's a lot of speculation about what we can expect once the final JSR is out. I took a look through the what's coming up to...

117 replies - 25119 views - 10/17/08 by James Sugrue in Articles

Closures - Breaking the Deadlock

The decision threads about closures are currently in a situation that can best be described as a deadlock. BGGA has the most proponents, but also the biggest...

40 replies - 8555 views - 08/14/08 by Mikael Grev in Articles

Closures for Java. Is it Really a Good Idea?

There's a very good article on JavaWorld by Klaus Kreft and Angelika Langer (the latter is the author of the well-known Java Generics FAQ) with the title...

21 replies - 4498 views - 07/03/08 by Jesper De Jong in Articles

Yet Another Reason Why Java Needs Closures

Ever try to unit test code with static method calls? That's right. You know how this feels. class Untestable{ public void doSomething(){ ... ...

7 replies - 4295 views - 06/17/08 by Dennis Byrne in Articles

Sleep 2.1: Java Scripting Language

After 2 years of development, Sleep 2.1 is now released. Sleep is a Java-based scripting language heavily inspired by Perl. Features include first-class...

2 replies - 6021 views - 06/16/08 by Raphael Mudge in Announcements

Comparing Closures in Java, Groovy and Scala

On Paul's return from JavaOne this year, we spoke about Neal Gafter's Closures Cookbook talk. From what I understood, this was a look at the BGGA closures...

2 replies - 10976 views - 06/16/08 by Richard Dallaway in Articles