March 2014
Intermediate to advanced
182 pages
4h 32m
English
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Index
A
- abstract classes, Template Method Pattern
- accumulators, A Common Pattern Appears
- ActionListener class, Your First Lambda Expression
- Agile software development, Lambda-Enabled Design Patterns
- immutable objects and, The Open/Closed Principle
- Amdahls Law, Why Is Parallelism Important?
- anonymous inner class, Your First Lambda Expression, Using Lambda Expressions in Code
- Answer interface (Mockito), Using Lambda Expressions in Test Doubles
- antipatterns, Lambda-Enabled Design Patterns
- Apache Camel, Reactive Programming
- Apache Maven, Moving Forward
- arguments, How to Spot a Lambda in a Haystack
- array operations, Parallel Array Operations
- parallel performance of, Performance
- ArrayList data source, Performance
- Arrays class, Parallel Array Operations
- parallelPrefix operation, Parallel Array Operations
- parallelSetAll operation, Parallel Array Operations
- parallelSort operation, Parallel Array Operations
- asynchronous I/O (see nonblocking I/O)
- averagingInt as downstream collector, Composing Collectors
B
- backwards binary compatibility, Binary Interface Compatibility
- Beck, Kent, Testing, Debugging, and Refactoring
- behavior-driven development (BDD), Lambda-Enabled Domain-Specific Languages
- test-driven development vs., Lambda-Enabled Domain-Specific Languages
- binary objects, passing between verticals, Message Passing Architectures
- BinaryOperator interface, Type Inference, Overload Resolution
- blocking I/O, Why Use Nonblocking I/O?
- boxed type, Primitives
- boxed() method, Primitives
- boxing, Primitives
- Buffer class (vertx), Message ...
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