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In the third part of my series, I explore strong encapsulation in Java modules — and how to properly hide implementation details in internal packages so that neither the compiler nor the JVM allow other modules to access them.
This article shows how to design truly well-encapsulated modules when working with Java Modules and Maven 4, helping teams build cleaner and more maintainable architectures.
https://open-elements.com/posts/2026/03/12/java-modules-encapsulation-internal-packages/
Part 2 of our Java Modules with Maven 4 series is out! This follow-up tackles the homework from the first article: missing resources and JAR packaging challenges in Maven 4's module source hierarchy.
Workarounds included until Maven 4 fully catches up.
https://open-elements.com/posts/2026/02/26/java-modules-maven4-basics-homework/
Ein tägliches Highlight: 400 x #pastpuzzle mit 1-4 Versuchen und vermutlich eine dreistellige Anzahl von Spielen, wo ich die Zahl nicht geraten habe 🤷♂️
Danke @desater !
@womanintech yesterday we found this little Gem: a dammed-up little stream flowing across the street.
And of course we had to stop at the most famous (?) historical bridge of Scotland (Stirling). Nowadays used by bicyclists and hardly a tourist attraction (only a small number of Germans and Asians stopping by to take a photo 🤷♂️).
Therefore, Tuesday was even better. Spent many hours on the cycle, again with nice breaks on the seaside, ending up in Corbridge for the night and a great dinner.
