This document is a collection of notes and quotes from Adam Bien about Java programming. It discusses Java EE and removing bloat, enjoying Java since 1995, Java rocking as a programming language, the difference between J2EE and Java EE, avoiding cargo culting, encouraging fast failures in platforms and architectures, using annotations like @Inject and @Stateless instead of interfaces and external libraries, design patterns, Maven for building and continuous integration, testing and stress testing, designing for reuse, and architecture essentials. It also provides information on Bien's website and workshops.

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JavaEE ...and the bloat is
gone
Think,Write, Delete

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I’m working as Java EE/SE developer,
consultant, sometimes author, speaker and
trainer with Java since 1995...
...and still really enjoying it!
Java Programming Language rocks!
airhacks.com

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Adam Bien,
press.adam-bien.com

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5. J2EE != JavaEE
stop “cargo culting”

6. Project vs. Product

7. “Platforms and architectures
should encourage fast failures.
The earlier, the better.”

8. No Interfaces

9. No external libraries

10. No XML

11. Less is More: @Inject,
@Stateless, @Entity

12. About synergies

13. Design Patterns

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GoF Patterns
Factory,Abstract Factory, Singleton, Builder,
Prototype,Adapter, Bridge, Decorator,
Facade, Flyweight, Composite, Proxy,
Template, Observer,Visitor, Command,
Strategy, State, Chain of Responsibility

17. Build, CI and …Maven

18. Testing and Stress

19. Design For Reuse. Really?

20. Architecture Essentials

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ThankYou!
and see you at
workshops.adam-bien.com
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