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- Declarative Programming (2,381 bytes)
3: ...ere are two ways. Either prevent shared access to data, objects, structures, resources or allow it. The ... - Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Daily Life (27,376 bytes)
186: Model classes can have per-instance private data. Model classes can generate builder-like construc... - OlderBlogPosts (111,273 bytes)
424: ...! Your Swing code can directly talk to [[JavaFX]] data structures and your [[JavaFX]] code can manipulat... - Have You Ever Wondered (13,635 bytes)
33: ...ere are two ways. Either prevent shared access to data, objects, structures, resources or allow it. The ... - Errata (2,387 bytes)
44: ... of the type parameter in ''Digestor'' sample - ''Data''. Single character would be much better choice. - APIFest08:Task4 (2,034 bytes)
4: ...story of conversions, allow queries in historical data, etc. Please see [http://source.apidesign.org/hg/... - Domain Specific Language (12,164 bytes)
48: * Bring in complex set of data visibility rules specified by the admin in the UI
111: ...end itself to object orientation (e.g. relational data). SQL isn't going away anytime soon, despite ver...
141: ...e worked on a NetBeans Platform project where the data files were of a particular XML schema with this t...
146: ...ked sequentially, behind the scenes, to bring the data file up to date. - Singletonizer (2,210 bytes)
1: ...nizer]] is the simplest way to emulate [[Abstract Data Type]]s in [[OOP]] languages.
10: ...]] which creates another class representing the ''data'', one can move all the methods into one class:
14: ...ollowing example, one can reuse suitable existing data type: - API has to be Correct (3,865 bytes)
16: ... read data into it, process them, read additional data, etc. This [[C]] way is known to be correct, neve... - Deadlock (6,209 bytes)
71: ...he code can be made even cleaner, if the internal data are kept in a special immutable object:
81: private static final class Data {
87: Data(int value1, int value2, int value3) {
94: ...cReference<Data> data = new AtomicReference<>(new Data(0, 0, 0));
99: Data current; - Java Monitor (4,248 bytes)
32: One shall always define all internal data structures and all their operations working on th... - AlternativeBehavior (6,943 bytes)
81: The biggest problem in this case is to exchange data structures between the - TypesOfDependencies (4,985 bytes)
55: data, then you do not need to depend on the database c... - VerificationViaAOP (2,484 bytes)
1: ...pend on such [[API]] modules and use them get the data from the storage or display their wizard dialogs.... - OSGiAndNetBeans (10,580 bytes)
52: ...tional change needed, all the other manifest meta-data are inferred from already existing [[NetBeans]] m... - Annotation (1,058 bytes)
1: ...ia::Annotations|Annotations]] wished they provide data about a software program that is not part of the ... - MVC (5,285 bytes)
23: ...ble for applying business logic, validating input data and updating the model. With rise of modern [[GUI... - DCI (5,513 bytes)
1: ...[[DCI]] read that article or start at [[wikipedia:Data,_Context,_and_Interaction|wikipedia]]. Here you c...
5: ...focuses on certain system properties. Code in the Data perspective specifies the representation of stand...
9: ...tions]] with their [[Lookup|context]] and various data coming from unknown sources in terms of [[DCI]]:
21: ...ctions'' are written without knowing the actual ''data''. They are general and need to be turned into co...
27: ...ed by the ''interaction''. It needs to morphs its data into appropriate [[Lookup|context]]. - Slowness Detector (276 bytes)
1: ...matically starts profiling, records the profiling data and submits them into bug tracking system. Create... - Leaky abstractions (2,309 bytes)
3: ...the world of [[DCI]], when the bindings between ''data'' and ''interactions'' are almost unpredictable, ...
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