Kalani Thielen is a Lab49 technology consultant, working in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Lab49 in 2006, he worked for six years developing products for the publishing, advertising, and communications industries. As a specialist in programming language theory, his present work focuses on the development and certification of compilers for bond pricing and trading languages.
Java applications have become steadily harder to understand and maintain in
recent years. Object-oriented programming has proven an effective way to
develop enterprise applications, but several recent trends are causing a
sharp increase in code complexity. One is the increasingly common use of the
Factory design pattern, abstracting away the object creation process (e.g.,
the creation of servlet objects by application servers, the use of Spring as
a general-purpose object factory, the use of JNDI, etc.) Another is the
increased use of the JavaBean pattern with reflection and anno... (more)
Kalani Thielen is a Lab49 technology consultant, working in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Lab49 in 2006, he worked for six years developing products for the publishing, advertising, and communications industries. As a specialist in programming language theory, his present work focuses on the development and certification of compilers for bond pricing and trading languages.
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