Eclipse Collections is an open source Java Collections Framework which enables writing functional, fluent code in Java. History Eclipse Collections started off as a collections framework named Caramel at Goldman Sachs in 2004. Since then the framework has evolved, and in 2012, it was open sourced to GitHub as a project called GS Collections. Over …
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Java 11: Running single-file programs and “shebang” scripts
In Java 11, the java launcher has been enhanced to run single-file source code programs directly, wi…
Validating external data with an Oracle
I hang out in the Corda Slack channel quite a lot and try to answer questions when I can. A reasona…
Java Prototype Design Pattern Example
1. Introduction to Java Prototype Design PatternIn this article, we would be discussing in dept…
Java Magazine, May/June 2018
View the digital edition of Java Magazine: May/June 2018.
Using the Java Packager with JDK 11 – Adam Carroll – Medium
With the Java Packager and JDK 11 you can create a self-contained, installable bundle for your application for Mac, Linux or Windows.
Top 10 Java stories of 2018: Angular v6, Java 10 interview series, 10 SQL tricks & more – JAXenter
Before we start our engines and go full speed ahead, let’s take a step back and have a look at the most clicked news for 2018: Angular v6, Java 10 & more.
Java in 2019 – Some Predictions
Some predictions for what will happen in the Java / JVM ecosystem for 2019.
Java 8 Format LocalDateTime Example
1. IntroductionJava 8 Date-time API provides a java.time.LocalDateTime class which is an immuta…
Native microservices with SparkJava and Graal
Microservices written with SparkJava are just plain Java code using a standard Java library. No anno…
If-Else Statement in Java | Baeldung
Learn how to use the if-else statement in Java.
How to Kill a Java Thread | Baeldung
Learn how to properly stop a Thread in Java.
Printing the letters from A to Z using a Java stream
I have this code, but it gives me an error: Type mismatch: cannot convert from int to Character Stream.iterate(‘a’, i -> i + 1).li….
Java @Override Annotation | Baeldung
Have a look at how to use the @Override annotation in Java
Episode 40. Oh What a Year…Hystrix is gone, Eclipse can now do specs, and we just toast for 2018. – Java Offheap
Podcast: Play in new window | Download That’s it folks, we say goodbye to an interesting 2018, where we look back at release train….