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java Programming Glossary: foofactoryHow to reference a generic return type with multiple bounds http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14464226/how-to-reference-a-generic-return-type-with-multiple-bounds be for getFooBar to take a Class T argument or else a FooFactory T for example. Update It turns out I was wrong when I asserted..
Building big, immutable objects without using constructors having long parameter lists http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2848938/building-big-immutable-objects-without-using-constructors-having-long-parameter look like this purely made up example final Foo immutable FooFactory.create .whereRangeConstraintsAre 100 300 .withColor Color.BLUE.. actually creates a Foo hence you Foo can be immutable . FooFactory.create whereXXX .. and withXXX .. all create something else.. all create something else . That something else may be a FooFactory here's one way to do it.... You FooFactory would look like this..
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