About
de·caff provides Java programs, some with source code included, and a small blog about advanced Java topics.
Why de·caff?
Java's package naming convention states that every Java programmer should place her classes in a package starting with the reverse of her email's address internet domain thus avoiding name clashes. So every package by anyone from caff.de has to start with de.caff which matches the attitude of your host who never drinks coffee.
Latest News
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2016/09/22 Thu, Sep 22, 2016Eventually the source code of the de·caff Viewer and libraries based on this code are available for commercial licensing again. |
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2016/05/20 Fri, May 20, 2016This site was relaunched and the new de·caff Viewer is finally out. Time for a nice cup of Darjeeling… |
Projects
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de·caff Viewer Fri, Sep 15, 2017Version 3.07.11
The de·caff Viewer version 3.x is a Java based program for viewing AutoCAD® DWG, DXF and SHX files. |
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de·caff Commons Fri, May 20, 2016The de·caff Commons provide a wild mix of open source Java classes used in various projects on this site. |
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de·caff irrGardener Sun, Dec 11, 2016Version 1.02.01b
irrGardener is a simple Java program which allows to create and print out different kinds of mazes. |
Blog
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Bad Java Example from Book Sat, Aug 19, 2017Today I started reading a book about old and new Design Patterns which I brought from my last visit to the local library, and found some bad piece of Java code. |
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Serialization Proxy Wed, Jul 19, 2017Serialization is often complex for real-world classes. Here comes a nice trick which may be useful in your tool box. |
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Iterator Exports Mutability Fri, Jan 27, 2017Wrapping a collection without exporting any modifying methods should make an immutable object. Or not? |