Go for Java Programmers: Simple Types
Part of a series explaining Go from a Java developer perspective. This article covers Go's built-in primitive data types, and how they compare with Java's.
Steve Perkins
I am an Atlanta-based software developer, and the author of the book 'Hibernate Search by Example'. I currently work as an Principal Engineer at Verusen, developing an AI supply chain platform for optimizing materials and inventory costs.
Book Review: Practical Vim
A book review for "Practical Vim", by Drew Neil.
Simplify Time Intervals in Java With TimeUnit
How to use Java's TimeUnit enum for simple and clean representation of time intervals, instead of using ugly multiplication to calculate millisecond values.
Hosted Continuous Integration Options for Java Projects
Trying out Travis CI, Codeship, Drone.io, and Shippable... to see if any of them can stack up to Jenkins for continuous integration with Java projects.
Go for Java Programmers: Formatting Rules and Surprises
Part of a series explaining Go from a Java developer perspective. This article covers code formatting rules, and other surprises enforced by the compiler.