This article provides an overview of the Lombok library and its annotations, which can significantly reduce the amount of code a developer needs to write in Java.
This article covers the usage and benefits of the Lombok library’s @Getter and @Setter annotations in Java programming, which generate boilerplate code for getter and setter methods at compile-time, and can be used together or individually to reduce code complexity and improve productivity.
The article covers the benefits and usage of the @Data annotation from the Lombok library, which simplifies Java code by generating getters, setters, and a toString method for all fields in a class with just one line of code.
This article introduces the @Builder annotation in Lombok for Java, explaining how it generates a builder pattern for a class and is useful for creating objects with many optional parameters.
The article covers the usage and benefits of the @Slf4j annotation provided by the Lombok library, which generates logging statements for a class using the Simple Logging Facade for Java (SLF4J) library, simplifying Java logging and improving code readability and consistency.
