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Java Reactor to industry standard standards

There seems to be some debate over refactoring to use java generics in my current team. I have a question, what are the current industry standards in terms of reorganizing old Java code to take advantage of some of these features? Of course, by industry standards, I mean best practices. A link to a book or website with the lists you have indicated will be marked as an answer, since this is the least subjective way to resolve this issue.

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