What are some of your tips for improving the Java development experience?

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  • record-builder

    Record builder generator for Java records

  • • IntelliJ as best IDE. It has many useful plugins and you can shortcut templates for (boilerplate) code. •Lombok for POJO and DTO code generation, though I’ll probably replace this with the new record type along with RecordBuilder • MapStruct for A-to-B mapping code generation • Guava

  • Guava

    Google core libraries for Java

  • • IntelliJ as best IDE. It has many useful plugins and you can shortcut templates for (boilerplate) code. •Lombok for POJO and DTO code generation, though I’ll probably replace this with the new record type along with RecordBuilder • MapStruct for A-to-B mapping code generation • Guava

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  • Auto

    A collection of source code generators for Java.

  • Records where you can, and because Lombok is controversial, Immutables is the other alternative (or autovalue). Actually, all code generation tools are fantastic: Immutables, MapStruct, jOOQ...

  • Lombok

    Very spicy additions to the Java programming language.

  • Lombok - but then I would say that (I'm one of the core maintainers).

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