Null type annotations in practice

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We’ve been successfully using annotation based null analysis for more than 5 years on a code base that is now more than 15 years old. In this talk I’d like to share our experiences and give some details on how we use them in practice.

What they are, why and when to use them
@Nullable vs. java.util.Optional
Configuration choices
Switching from declaration annotations to type annotations
How to get warning free code - Code Patterns and Antipatterns
Free Type variables and extends @Nullable
Arrays
Improvements released with Oxygen
Preview to Photon

Speaker(s):
Till Brychcy (Mercateo)



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