Java classes for the daily demands in practice.
🧑🔧 To use it: simply copy over the files you want to use into your project and delete the methods, parts or files you don't need, or reference the jar file of a release.
Note
JavaUtil needs a Java version of 17+, due to modern language features. (download Java)
🤔 JavaUtil tries to keep it simple but functional, thus reducing unnecessary complexity. Whenever possible, it makes use of POJOs (Plain Old Java Object), and uses the KISS (Keep it simple [and] stupid) and "Clean Code" (easy to understand) principle. Don't repeat the boring tasks, don't re-invent the wheel.
JavaUtil is not a framework, and it has no dependencies. You use it or modify it, possibly deleting the unnecessary parts. Use the saved time for other things you like.
(what's in, how to use it, practical examples, specimen code, etc.)
Apache 2.0 licensed, therefore could be used in any other GPL/Apache/FOSS project.
Author: Heinz Silberbauer (You like it? It helped you? Spend a Github Star to motivate me 🐳)
Contributions from any interested party are welcome - please open an issue with a short description.