The AspectJAutoProxy black magic 'oops!' is enough to convince me to stick with the native AspectJ libs and runtime weaving JVM agent. Perhaps a later Spring release has addressed this?
It's lombok, still in "experimental": projectlombok.org/features/experimental/FieldDefaults.html - I don't use that annotation either because a) too much work, adding those few "private"s isn't that much and b) bad for code clarity. Not having "private" will always looks to me like fields aren't private.
Thanks Josh , really enjoyed this 🙂
Lombok provides @Slf4j annotation to add a logger (and similar ones for other logging frameworks).
The AspectJAutoProxy black magic 'oops!' is enough to convince me to stick with the native AspectJ libs and runtime weaving JVM agent. Perhaps a later Spring release has addressed this?
Seems that @PostConstruct happens and the aspect is not called. If you call it directly as in demo.begin() the aspect is triggered. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This video introduced me to the world of lombak :) thanks
+SpringDeveloper, Josh, why you don't use @FieldsDefault(level = PRIVATE)?🤔
gotta a link? I tried googling it. :(
It's lombok, still in "experimental": projectlombok.org/features/experimental/FieldDefaults.html - I don't use that annotation either because a) too much work, adding
those few "private"s isn't that much and b) bad for code clarity. Not having "private" will always looks to me like fields aren't private.
ah. ok. I didnt see it when i clicked around in Lombok.
First off, your content is great! If I could make one suggestion: please, please, talk a little slower :)
You have the playback speed option. Works like a charm.