This article provides an overview of the Guava EventBus, its advantages over other communication methods, and usage examples to decouple code and simplify communication between different parts of a Java application.
The article explains how to use Guava Preconditions to check method arguments and enforce conditions, with examples including checking for null or empty values, invalid states or conditions, and the use of checkState to enforce conditions within the method itself.
This article covers Java Guava’s utility methods for working with objects, including comparisons, hash codes, and string representations, and compares them to the standard Java library.
This article covers the utility methods for working with strings in Java Guava, providing examples of joining, splitting, and trimming strings, as well as a comparison to standard Java methods.
This article covers Guava’s utility methods for working with primitive types in Java, including their advantages and usage examples, as well as a comparison to Java’s standard primitive types.
This article covers the utility methods for working with numbers in Java Guava, including comparing, performing arithmetic operations, and generating random numbers, and provides a comparison to the standard Java Math class.
