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If your standby garbage collector option, Concurrent Mark Sweep, won’t work on future Java releases, here are some option to consider as an alternative.

Scala is a powerful object-oriented and functional programming language which has been long touted as the successor to Java or to replace J…

Learn how to add or remove elements from Java collections fluently by leveraging a few lesser known APIs in Eclipse Collections.

Here’s a quick look at the var keyword and what it looks like when you use Java inferred types in your code.

Hello guys, if you are a Java developer and want to learn Spring Boot and Spring Cloud frameworks and looking for some of the best books an…

A quick and practical overview of the concept of Ahead of Time Compilation.

Learn about Java 9’s Multi-Release JAR files using a simple example

Jib is an open-source Java containerizer from Google that aspires to make building Java Docker images easier than ever. Let’s take a look at its 1.0 release

Today, we’re taking a closer look at the Java frameworks that you have used extensively in 2018 and what framework you plan to use this year.

Let’s explore the history of Java as well as what the six-month release cadence and growth of OpenJDK mean for the entire Java ecosystem.

If approved, the OpenJDK effort would help developers spot data race conditions in the HotSpot JVM and the JVM tool interface

Testing your application’s performance during development as a single user is easy but often misleading. With writing unit- and integration-tests you make sure your main use cases and algorit…

If you saw the questions to an exam before you took it, it would be significantly easier to pass. Why not employ a similar strategy in your Java certification prep?

Last month was of particular significance to both Java developers and users. The reason was the release of update 202 of Oracle JDK 8, which was the final public update (for commercial users) of JDK 8 from Oracle. Users now need to think carefully about their strategy for updating the Java runtime in the future. Read More

Totally radical, man! Groovy moves and grooves right back to the top 20 for the TIOBE Index. What else is shaking on this programming pop chart?