Christian Helmbold
Christian Helmbold
@dschnare I agree with you that type parameters should have meaningful names, especially if there is more than on of it. However, sometimes it makes sense to explain a type...
As far as I know JUnit 5 yet, there is no such thing.
I wouldn't call myself a Rythm expert, but I've used it in several projects and was pretty satisfied with it.
Unfortunately not, it was all internal stuff. But it's not a big deal to setup Rythm and try it.
I still think that the Rythm template would be a nice improvement.
Just for inspiration: take a look at [clean architecture](https://8thlight.com/blog/uncle-bob/2012/08/13/the-clean-architecture.html). A template engine should be a plug-in.
A template engine plugin would be an implementation of a `TemplateEngine` interface. This could be injected like any other implementation of an interface with a dependency container. But in this...
You're right, the formatter itself was running on JDK 11 because that is the version IntelliJ runs on. While [JetBrains provides JDK 17 for IntelliJ](https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsRuntime/releases) I wasn't able to start...
The problem that the pre-generated password must be cleared to set a custom password mentioned by @ngleb could be avoided if the field gets cleared on focus.
I stumbled about this behaviour when I tried to start a Spring Boot application along with a database via Docker Compose. The [Docker documentations](https://docs.docker.com/compose/startup-order/) summarizes: > The problem of waiting...