The Builder Pattern in Java With the Least Code Possible | Karussell
Immutable objects are important to make your code more robust, especially in days of more parallelization. A builder pattern is used when some of the variables of an immutable class are required and some are optional. But this leads to a massive constructor explosion, at least in Java. Today I think I found an improved builder pattern which could be used with no attribute duplication in the builder class and no separate private constructor in the domain class.
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