In this article you will learn how to avoid boilerplate code from your Java projects. You will do so by using features of Project Lombok, a wonderful Java library that was created to help developers speed up. You will learn how to use this library's features by using them on small examples.
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I tried Lombok some time ago, but in the end got rid of it again.
The thing is, it's not part of the java standard, so you need in every IDE a plugin to navigate properly and have no syntax errors.
The roll out for intelliJ and Eclipse plugin was really to slow for my pace when I used it.
This might have changed.
If they would decide to add this to the standard somehow I would instantly jump on it again.
Some error in the link? Link redirects to the blog "React Hooks".
Here: auth0.com/blog/overview-of-react-h...
Thanks a lot for the heads up, I've fixed the link ✅
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Thanks a lot for the heads up, I've fixed the link ✅