March 17th was the release of JDK 14. The release is not LTS, but it contains several interesting new features. Let’s go over them.
March 17th was the release of JDK 14. The release is not LTS, but it contains several interesting new features. Let’s go over them.
There are many articles and books about good API design. But more often we connect to external systems via API, not developing.
I divide programming interfaces into two big sets – public and not so public. The first category – APIs of big companies like Facebook, Twitter, Paypal, etc. Generally, this kind of API is stable, developer-friendly and well-designed. The second category is APIs of small or middle-sized companies, state services and internal applications in big companies. This article will focus on the second set.