Nicolai Parlog • 4/10/2015

Interface Evolution With Default Methods – Part II: Interfaces

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This technical article, part of a series, delves into Java's default methods for evolving interfaces without breaking client code. It discusses the initial goal of replacing entire interfaces and details why generics presented a significant roadblock, preventing a seamless transition as originally envisioned.

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