Java Design Patterns Revisited through a Functional Lens with Daniel Hinojosa

We’re excited to bring another vJUG Connect event in partnership with Chicago Java Users Group (CJUG)! This time, we’re hosting the incredible Daniel Hinojosa, a highly respected speaker from the No Fluff Just Stuff conference series. This is an amazing opportunity to learn from one of the best while connecting with Java enthusiasts locally and globally!

📢 Topic: Java Design Patterns Revisited through a Functional Lens
Since 1994, the original Gang of Four Design Patterns book has been a fundamental guide for developers. While these patterns have been adapted to various languages, the rise of functional programming presents a fresh perspective.

In this session, we’ll explore:
- How functional currying can replace the builder pattern
- Using enums as singletons
- Reconstructing the state pattern with sealed interfaces
- And much more!

🎤 Speaker: Daniel Hinojosa
Daniel is a seasoned programmer, consultant, instructor, and speaker with over 20 years of experience. He’s a regular presenter for No Fluff Just Stuff and specializes in JVM languages like Java, Groovy, and Scala, along with a passion for functional programming.

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I don't usually comment on videos, but on this one I felt a lot of frustration. The information was very interesting, but the presenter was so unlikable and you could see and feel that he was trying too hard. 😐