Java

Studies

Getting the hang of Polymorphism in object-oriented languages

In object-oriented languages, Polymorphism is an elegant usage of inheritance that allows creating generic and specific pieces of functionality for a set of classes. The common example of vehicles is useful here: Imagine having a top-level class for all vehicles with some common information such as a license plate and

Golang

Communicating between Java and Go using gRPC

Sometimes you're working between two systems, running in different processes, based on different programming languages. If you want to get instructions or data across those two, you'll need a layer that handles communication. Naturally, you'd rather spend your time building the actual thing rather