Alexander Obregon·Sep 13, 2025Calculating the Difference Between Two Dates in JavaWorking with dates comes up often in real projects, from tracking deadlines to managing events. Java brings in modern classes through the…
Vlad Dedita·Mar 13, 2025My Java Date Handling Will Never Be The Same: Going Beyond The BasicsRemember when I gushed about discovering Java’s TemporalAdjusters and how they revolutionized my date handling?A response icon1A response icon1
Smita Kothari·Mar 5, 2025Common Error Scenarios When Using @JsonFormat in JacksonWhile @JsonFormat is an incredibly useful annotation for customizing the serialization and deserialization of date and time fields, there…
Smita Kothari·Mar 5, 2025Formatting LocalDate with Jackson’s @JsonFormat Annotation in JavaIn Java, working with date and time APIs like LocalDate can often lead to challenges when serializing and deserializing objects to and from…
Alexander Obregon·Jan 1, 2025Java’s Period.between() Method ExplainedThe Period.between() method in Java's java.time.Period class calculates the difference between two dates in years, months, and days. It…A response icon1A response icon1
Alexander Obregon·Dec 14, 2024Java’s LocalDate.plusDays() Method ExplainedThe plusDays() method from the java.time.LocalDate class is a straightforward way to add a specified number of days to a date. This method…
Roscoe Kerby [ROSCODE]·Mar 22, 2024Working with Date types for HQL using the LocalDate objectIntroduction:
Thiago Hernandes·Feb 20, 2023Avoiding if else with ENUM elegantlyI recently came across the situation of a work friend who, a priori, would develop (by front-end) a handler to send parameterized dates to…A response icon2A response icon2
InEarthSeaTech - Software EngineeringbyChutipon Pongpanit (Aof)·Oct 15, 2022How to work with LocalDate or LocalDateTimethis topic we will explore to LocalDateTime and share information on how this work in Java (equal or more jdk8)
InLevel Up CodingbyEvan Chen·May 25, 2022Using LocalDate, LocalTime, LocalDateTime with Java 8 in AndroidDealing with Date and time in android, you might use Date(java.util.Date) or Calendar(java.util.Calendar).Now you have a better option…
![Roscoe Kerby [ROSCODE]](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:40:40/1*QhsJ8NWJRu6HbnWN1xisVg.png){kind=small}
