Use Fluent Setters in Java
Getters and Setters are a classic part of Java. However, when you have many fields, trying to set each one of them individually can be cumbersome... A cleaner way to do this is to use a fluent setter. Instead of returning void, you can set your field and return 'this'. This will allow you to chain your set methods, allowing for the code to look much cleaner. All the while being backwards compatible with regular setters since you don't have to chain them. This also mimics something similar to the builder pattern without having to have .builder() and .build().
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