Code Mentor-AI-driven code and design advice

Example

Code Mentor helps developers write clean, efficient, and scalable Java code by explaining best practices and design patterns like Singleton, Factory, or Observer. It ensures developers avoid common pitfalls in areas like memory management and multi-threading.

Scenario

A developer is building a multithreaded Java application using the Observer pattern. Code Mentor assists in structuring the code, ensuring thread safety and offering guidance on optimizing performance for concurrent tasks.

Example

Code Mentor explains the intricacies of reactive programming in Java, particularly with frameworks like Spring 5 and Project Reactor. It provides examples on how to use `Flux` and `Mono` for handling asynchronous streams and backpressure effectively.

Scenario

When building a high-traffic web application with non-blocking I/O, a developer needs to implement asynchronous data handling. Code Mentor advises on using `Flux` for stream processing and managing backpressure in Project Reactor.

Example

Code Mentor offers a detailed breakdown of various design patterns (e.g., Factory, Builder, Proxy), their applications, and when to use each one, making it easier for developers to select the most appropriate pattern.

Scenario

A developer is unsure whether to use the Factory or Builder pattern in an API construction. Code Mentor advises based on the complexity of object creation and whether there is a need for flexibility in the construction process.