By mswatcher
via weblogs.java.net
Published: Oct 22 2012 / 09:24
During the recent JavaOne conference, I was able to share how developers can put their Java codes up a notch by using functional programming and clean coding practices. Functional Programming puts the spotlight on what we want to get out of our codes rather than how we are going to execute them. With this in mind, codes are relatively easier to understand and are less error prone, due to the fact that the libraries do all the dirty work.
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