content-for-recommendations.txt

StackOverflow:

    Really good: 
    
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37394266/how-can-i-force-calls-to-some-constructors-functions-to-use-named-arguments
        Really nice hack with Nothing type.
        
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5007357/java-generics-bridge-method
        Good explanation with enough links for further reading provided.
        
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/313584/what-is-the-concept-of-erasure-in-generics-in-java?lq=1
        Good concept explanation, enough examples and links to further reading.
        
    Misleading:
    
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/342052/how-to-increment-a-java-string-through-all-the-possibilities/
        Accepted answer is non-universal and ugly solution.
        
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35173887/how-to-convert-arraylist-of-strings-to-char-array/35174209#35174209
        Accepted answer uses toString() of a List to solve the problem.
        
    Hard to choose best answer:
    
        http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15590675/converting-char-array-to-list-in-java/34055302#34055302
        Many decent solutions, use of Guava and Java 8 Streams. There's even an ad-hoc workaround for the problem in question. 
        
Google:

    Hard to find:
    
        antlr3 non-greedy lexer
        Nothing about how to make it non-greedy, i.e. prevent it from consuming characters when a shorter sequence matches.
        Eventually found: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10136324/antlr-lexer-rule-consumes-characters-even-if-not-matched
        
        java easy xml mapping
        Probably jackson-dataformat-xml should also be listed since it's a really compact solution
        Eventually found: https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-dataformat-xml
        
        hibernate bad performance on large classes
        Nothing found about FetchMode.JOIN performance on classes with several collections fetched from DB.
        Eventually found: http://www.solidsyntax.be/2013/10/17/fetching-collections-hibernate/