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What if Spring Boot had Kotlin-style null-safety without migrating to Kotlin?
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What if Spring Boot had Kotlin-style null-safety without migrating to Kotlin?

via Dev.toJADEx4h ago

I've been working on JADEx (Java Advanced Development Extension) which is a safety layer that makes Java safer by adding Null-Safety and Final-by-Default semantics without rewriting Java codes and modifying the JVM. Quick recap of what JADEx adds to Java: String? nullable type declaration ?. null-safe access operator ?: Elvis operator apply readonly final-by-default mode per file Today I'm sharing three things that just landed. 1. Lombok support This was the most requested thing. JADEx now integrates with Lombok via a Delombok pipeline internally. The key motivation: JADEx's nullability checker needs to see Lombok-generated code (getters, builders, constructors) to avoid blind spots. Without Delombok, nullable fields could silently pass through generated methods unchecked. @Data @Builder @Entity public class User { private String name ; private String ? email ; // @Nullable propagated to getter + builder param private Address ? address ; // @Nullable propagated to getter + builder para

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