Hello Jakob
thanks for your great tutorial
i think sharing some of your work (a tutorial that not there) on dev.java will bring some of the audience to your tutorial site
there many missing tutorial there like
- concurrency
- jdbc
- xml
- design patteren
and so on
so pick one or 2 of your great tutorials and publish it there
by the way
for Synchronized Block Limitations and Alternatives section of synchronized
What if you want to allow N threads to enter a synchronized block, and not just one? You could use a Semaphore to achieve that behaviour. Java actually comes with a built-in Java Semaphore class you can use.
there typo on the link for Java Semaphore
also for concurrency-models
all link for vert.x does not exist
thanks again and have a nice day :)
Hello Jakob
thanks for your great tutorial
i think sharing some of your work (a tutorial that not there) on dev.java will bring some of the audience to your tutorial site
there many missing tutorial there like
and so on
so pick one or 2 of your great tutorials and publish it there
by the way
for Synchronized Block Limitations and Alternatives section of synchronized
there typo on the link for Java Semaphore
also for concurrency-models
all link for vert.x does not exist
thanks again and have a nice day :)