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]]> By: [SOLVED] How to avoid duplicate code in Java when you require the same class in two separated applications? – BugsFixing https://christianlydemann.com/a-guide-to-sharing-code-between-projects/#comment-144313 Mon, 28 Mar 2022 01:10:38 +0000 https://christianlydemann.com/?p=181#comment-144313 […] As @Slaw says you can create a jar/library then use any build tool like maven or gradle and package the jar/library in your archive file when it is built and here is a link for more info https://christianlydemann.com/a-guide-to-sharing-code-between-projects/ […]

]]> By: Creating Reusable Angular Components – How To Avoid the Painful Trap Most Go In – Christian Lüdemann IT https://christianlydemann.com/a-guide-to-sharing-code-between-projects/#comment-56 Sun, 18 Nov 2018 19:02:12 +0000 https://christianlydemann.com/?p=181#comment-56 […] having multiple teams working together it makes sense to reuse components between projects. There are two main ways to create reusable […]

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