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Posted on 2009-12-14 by Olivier Gérardin

Mark Reinhold’s proposal for Java closures

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I believe this proposal, although incomplete, to be much more acceptable to the current Java community than existing BGGA or FCM. Most proposals state that it’s not the syntax that matters, it’s the semantics. While this is undoubtedly true, syntax is the first thing a programmer will see and judge the feature by. If the
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Posted on 2009-11-172009-11-18 by Olivier Gérardin

lambdaj – easy collection manipulation

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LambaJ is quite an interesting project. How many times did you write the same loop, with only a few differences that were impossible to factor out because of the lack of closures in Java? LambdaJ partially alleviates the need for closures by allowing the manipulation of Collections in a way that doesn’t require iterating through
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