This repository contains material for the theoretical course. It is intended for students and is built as a support for learning, not as a reference. Technical references for the language might be found at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/.
This repository makes extensive usage of Gradle and, as such, should be used running Gradle tasks. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/userguide.html for more details. For organisational purposes the gradle root projects is separated into independent modules. Each module is given a short description in this Readme. More details can be found in each module's own Readme.
The basics module is an introduction to the Java programming language.
The basics module uses the application gradle plugin.
Running is done by running the run task, like so ./gradlew :basics:run
This module features some code found on GitHub. It serves as an exercises for detecting and eliminating code smells.
This module features an implementation of Super Mario Bros in Java found on Github. This module is used for showcasing code maintainability issues and possible refactoring.
An implementation of the game of chess with an interactive CLI. This module is to practice writing unit tests.
This module illustrates basic SOLID principles violations with their corresponding solutions.
This module illustrates dependency injection with dagger.
A collection of design patterns samples.