Alex Zhitnitsky, Java Code Geeks

Alex Zhitnitsky

Java Code Geeks

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Past articles by Alex:

Free eBook: Solving Java Application Errors in Production

What does it take to build an informed error handling workflow?Production exception handling... → Read More

Swallowed Exceptions: The Silent Killer of Java Applications

How to avoid the risks of mishandling application errors?This one is going to be a bit scary. Af... → Read More

The Modern Java Monitoring Stack: How to Reverse Engineer the Ideal Setup for Your Production Environment

How can you build the ideal Java production monitoring stack? A decision maker’s guide to the toolin... → Read More

Java on Steroids: 5 Super Useful JIT Optimization Techniques

If you want to get the most out of your code, you need to get familiar with your JIT compiler and how it interacts with Assembly. → Read More

Java Bullshifier – Generate Massive Random Code Bases

A command line tool to generate massive random Java applicationsThe command line tool you’ve bee... → Read More

Java Microservices: The Cake Is a Lie but You Can’t Ignore It

What does building a microservice actually means? Answered through the eyes of microservice framewor... → Read More

JUnit vs TestNG: Which Testing Framework Should You Choose?

JUnit vs TestNG: The testing frameworks showdownTesting is an inseparable part of the software r... → Read More

JavaOne 2016 Essentials: 7 Events and Sessions That You Shouldn’t Miss

Attending JavaOne? Make sure you don’t miss out on these eventsIt’s that time of year again. The... → Read More

The 12 Step Program to Realizing Your Java Monitoring is Flawed

What are some of the biggest problems with the current state of Java monitoring?Errors in produc... → Read More

Java on Steroids: 5 Super Useful JIT Optimization Techniques

Java developer? Optimize your production monitoring. See the source code, call stack, and variable s... → Read More

New eBook: The Complete Guide to Solving Java Application Errors in Production

What does it take to build an informed error handling workflow?Production exception handling is ... → Read More

Tabs vs Spaces: How They Write Java at Google, Twitter, Mozilla and Pied Piper

What are the most interesting highlights in popular Java code styles?In spite of the suggestive ... → Read More

Ignore Checked Exceptions, All the Cool Devs Are Doing It – Based on 600,000 Java Projects

An overview of exception handling in over 600,000 Java projects on Github and SourceforgeJava is... → Read More

The Truth Behind the Big Exceptions Lie

Exceptions are probably the most misused Java language feature. Here’s whyLet’s break some myths... → Read More

5 Ways to NOT F**K Up Your Microservices in Production

Java developer? Takipi replaces logging in production JVMs and lets you see the source code, call st... → Read More

The Top 10 Exception Types in Production Java Applications – Based on 1B Events

The Pareto logging principle: 97% of logged error statements are caused by 3% of unique errorsWe... → Read More

The Top 100 Clojure Libraries in 2016

What are the top Clojure libraries used by projects on Github? Based on analyzing over 30,000 leinin... → Read More

The Top 100 Java Libraries in 2016 After Analyzing 47,251 Dependencies

The numbers are in: after analyzing GitHub we have come up with the most popular libraries in Java for 2016. → Read More

Java EE vs Java SE: Has Oracle Given up on Enterprise Software?

Java Enterprise Edition is one the biggest sources for confusion in the worldwide Java community. Ju... → Read More

5 Features in Java 9 That Will Change How You Develop Software (and 2 That Won’t)

Java 9 is coming soon with a slew of features that are going to change the way you work. Check out the summary here. → Read More