4) Crediting their bank account with two random amounts and ask them to enter those in. 5) Snail mail them some new password and ask them to enter it in. 6) Have them text or call some number and enter some value to a phone number with the mobile phone they registered on file. 7) … Read more
As we all known, hibernate tries to be as non-invasive and as transparent as possible I would say the initial assumption is wrong. Transaparent persistence is a myth, since application always should take care of entity lifecycle and of size of object graph being loaded. Note that Hibernate can’t read thoughts, therefore if you know … Read more
Tuples are great if you control both creating and using them – you can maintain context, which is essential to understanding them. On a public API, however, they are less effective. The consumer (not you) has to either guess or look up documentation, especially for things like Tuple<int, int>. I would use them for private/internal … Read more