Posted by Alexandre Martins on February 19, 2009
It’s been a while since I read some interesting posts showing creative uses of Hamcrest library out of test code. Since then I’ve been proscrastinating to implement my own version, trying strongly typed java delegates. Thankfully this week I came across a nice API called hamcrest-collections. It uses Hamcrest to implement features such as select, [...]
Posted by Alexandre Martins on January 1, 2009
Currently I am learning Clojure. It is a functional programming language, but not a pure one, since you can both write code that share state (mutable) and also ones that doesn’t. Why Clojure? The main reason why I chose Clojure is its easy interoperability with Java, still one of the most used languages, bringing to [...]