Coding in Java can be a rewarding experience, especially when you follow best practices and leverage the language's full potential. In this article, we'll explore several tips that can enhance your Java programming skills, backed by examples, demos, and results.

Exception Handling Particulars in C#

by Wayne Ye

Describes low level differences between several Exception handling grammar including: throw and throw ex; catch and catch (Exception ex)

Getting Exact Location of Exception in C# Code

by Pranay Rana

How to get exact location of exception in C# code

Handling Multithreading in Java with Completable Future

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

In modern Java applications, handling concurrent tasks efficiently is crucial for performance and responsiveness. CompletableFuture, introduced in Java 8, provides a powerful and flexible way to manage asynchronous operations.

Java: Checked Exceptions, Revisited (or, a closer examination of a flawed mechanism)

by John Atten

This post is a re-examination of some topics I discuss in an older post.

Java: Checked Exceptions, Revisited Part II

by John Atten

Checked exceptions in Java.

Logging is the new Exception Swallowing

by Martin Jarvis

Logging is the new Exception Swallowing

Methods for Understanding Fail-Safe vs Fail-Fast Iterators: Key Differences and Examples

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

Iterators are an essential part of collections in Java, enabling you to traverse through data structures. Two primary types of iterators are fail-safe and fail-fast. Understanding their differences is crucial for writing robust code.

OneTrueError and ASP.NET

by jgauffin

OneTrueError is my new startup which also is a member of Microsoft BizSpark. This post is about the client library for ASP.NET (WebForms/MVC/WebAPI). It will catch and handle all uncaught exceptions automatically. They are also uploaded to our site for … Continue reading →

OneTrueError and the WCF Integration

by jgauffin

OneTrueError and the WCF Integration

Task EventHandlers – The Little Secret You Didn’t Know

by Dev Leader

Secret of Task EventHandlers

Throwing Exceptions

by jgauffin

Throwing exceptions

Topshelf’s Windows Service and try-finally

by Sebastian Solnica

Topshelf's Windows Service and try-finally

Understanding the Difference Between ClassNotFoundException and NoClassDefFoundError

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

In Java, two common runtime issues related to class loading are ClassNotFoundException and NoClassDefFoundError. These exceptions can be confusing for developers, especially when diagnosing and fixing classpath issues.

Understanding the Difference Between Errors and Exceptions in Java

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

When diving into Java programming, understanding the distinction between errors and exceptions is crucial. This knowledge not only helps you handle runtime issues more effectively but also enables you to write more robust and maintainable code.

What are Exceptions?

by jgauffin

This post will discuss what exceptions are.

What Is Exception Propagation in Java? Understanding the Mechanism and Its Practical Implications

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

Exception propagation is a fundamental concept in Java programming that determines how exceptions are handled and passed through different levels of a program. This mechanism is crucial for ensuring that errors are managed effectively and that your code remains robust and maintainable.

What is Try-With-Resource in Java and How is it Different from Try-Catch-Finally?

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

In Java, resource management is a crucial aspect of writing efficient and error-free code. Two common approaches to handling resources and exceptions are the traditional try-catch-finally block and the more modern try-with-resource statement.