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Immutability in Java: Why Your Objects Should Be Stone Tablets, Not Whiteboards
Java12 min read

Immutability in Java: Why Your Objects Should Be Stone Tablets, Not Whiteboards

Learn what immutability really means in Java, how to make objects immutable (the five rules), why Strings work the way they do, and every way to make collections immutable — with tradeoffs.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconApril 21, 2026
HashCode vs Equals in Java: The Contract Every Developer Must Understand
Java11 min read

HashCode vs Equals in Java: The Contract Every Developer Must Understand

Understand what hashcodes really are, how HashMap lookups work under the hood, and why the hashCode-equals contract is the foundation of every cache and collection in your application.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconApril 28, 2026
Concurrency in Java: A guide to ExecutorService and Future
Java10 min read

Concurrency in Java: A guide to ExecutorService and Future

Learn how to use ExecutorService and Future in Java to build efficient, concurrent applications. This comprehensive guide covers thread pools, task submission, and asynchronous programming patterns.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconMay 19, 2024
Get to know Git aliases
Git8 min read

Get to know Git aliases

Discover how to boost your productivity with Git aliases. Learn how to create custom shortcuts for common Git commands and streamline your development workflow.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconMay 20, 2024
How to ignore files in Git
Git5 min read

How to ignore files in Git

Learn how to effectively manage files in Git using .gitignore and global exclude files. Discover the differences between shared and private ignore patterns.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconFebruary 25, 2023
Java 25 is here — and it's actually worth upgrading for
Java8 min read

Java 25 is here — and it's actually worth upgrading for

Scoped Values are production-ready, object headers just got smaller, and you can finally write code before super(). Here's why Java 25 is the LTS release you shouldn't skip.

Andres Tascon
Andres TasconMay 18, 2026

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