Mala Gupta

@malagupta.bsky.social

JavaChampion. Speaker. Books: http://goo.gl/QD6eeh. Co-lead Delhi JUG. DevNexus Rockstar!

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AI might write code. New frameworks might trend every month. But you can’t automate community — real people & friendships, JUG meetups, learning from each other, lots of fun and open-source magic. Java’s true power = people. Always has been. Always will be ❤️ @DelhiJUG @VikasMalik @ChhavnishMittal

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The large amount of libraries in the Java ecosystem is a blessing, but developers should be careful when adding a dependency. Do risk-assessment, look at quality, maintainability, security,... And especially: keep in mind todays JDK provide lots of stuff that in the past was in external deps only!

Markus Westergren@maswen.bsky.social · last yr.

Dependencies in Java projects are like garden weeds - they multiply quickly if not managed. In enterprise development, we need to prune regularly to prevent duplicate libraries, security risks, and version conflicts that can block Java upgrades. Keep your dependency garden tended! #Java

Check out my blog post on how using Markdown for documentation comments could help the amazing libraries, tools, or frameworks you are creating :) Should you change all existing code documentation to markdown? It depends :) Details in the blog post.

IntelliJ IDEA, a JetBrains IDE@intellijidea.com · last yr.

Time to ditch the old-school tags and embrace Markdown for documentation comments 📄 Head over to this blog post to learn what Markdown is, why it rocks 🪨, and how IntelliJ IDEA has your back! 👇

Here’s some #Maven dependency advice: if your source code imports a class then make sure its provider (the JAR file) is explicitly listed as a dependency. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT rely on the transitive closure of resolved dependencies. If used, declare it. You’ll thank me later.