No more loops with lambdaj
Abstract
lambdaj is a thread-safe library of static methods. It provides an internal DSL that allows to manipulate (sort, filter, convert, aggregate and more) collections in a more readable and maintainable way without writing a single loop. The last lambdaj release also allows to define and use pseudo-closure in the same DSL style.
Speaker
Mario is a Java programmer and architect with a more than decennial experience. He worked in Italy, Germany and currently in Switzerland being involved in (and often leading) many projects in different fields like advertising, e-commerce and insurance. His main interests about Java technologies are in multi-threaded programming and distributed computing, performance optimization, the most important enterprise level servers and frameworks, functional programming and the emerging Java compatible languages like Scala, Groovy or JRuby. Mario is also one of the leader of the Java User Group Lugano and the main developer of some open source projects like a a bidirectional XML to Java object converter called jamme and a library that allows to manipulate collections in a pseudo-functional and statically typed way known as lambdaj.
