Johannes Schneider (cedarsoft GmbH) about Java and related stuff

I am a big fan of Guice. Unfortunately Guice is not complete yet. There are several features that should be added as fast as possible – so everybody is waiting for version 1.1.

Tim Peierls has posted an interesting article about injecting method interceptors. Take a look – this is definitely worth a look.

http://tembrel.blogspot.com/2007/09/injecting-method-interceptors-in-guice.html

One of the main problems of Guice is that it is so different than Spring (but better). Several problems require a different approach than what an old Spring user expects. Because of that fact is is very inspirating to see people doing such things with Guice.

Google Guice is a really great Dependency Injection Framework and worth a look. Especially the performance and – much more important – the configuration using Java code in a very intuitive form are great features.

They have now released another project that can be very, very helpful. It is called Google Collections and provides some small but helpful classes.

A series describing the details can be found here:
http://publicobject.com/2007/09/coding-in-small-with-google-collections_08.html