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A First Look at Records in Java 14 – DZone Java
Here’s a first look at records in Java 14. We examine code examples, performance, and more.
Java DOM Tutorial
Document Object Model (DOM) is a standard tree structure, where each node contains one of the components from an XML structure. Element nodes and text nodes are the two most common types of nodes. With DOM functions we can create nodes, remove nodes, change their contents, and traverse the node hierarchy.
15 Java YouTube Channels You Should Follow in 2020
In this post, I would like to suggest 15 youtube channels that you should follow or subscribe in 2020 to learn and master in Java programming language.
Tomcat vs. Jetty: How these Java application servers compare and differ
The Tomcat vs. Jetty debate isn’t a straightforward one. Both Java application servers have many similarities that appeal to a wide user base. Explore how their differences help make the choice a bit easier.
GitHub Actions for Java – automate your Maven workflows | rieckpil
Learn how to automate Maven workflows (e.g. package) for your Java application with GitHub Actions and integrate it with your repository
forax/java-guide
A guide of modern Java (Java 17). Contribute to forax/java-guide development by creating an account on GitHub.
Hexagonal Architecture — Principles & Practical Example in Java
Implementation of Hexagonal Architecture or Ports & Adapter Architecture
Java Weekly, Issue 315 | Baeldung
An overview of installing and managing multiple Java SDKs with SDKMAN!, and a collection of patterns for building an observability pipeline for microservices.
Master functional programming in Java with five interfaces – Coffee Talk: Java, News, Stories and Opinions
If you want to master functional programming in Java, start with these five interfaces in the java.util.function package that serve as the base for more in-depth functions.
Java Stack
The Java Stack class is a classical stack data structure, where elements can be pushed onto the top of the stack, and popped off the top again. This Java Stack tutorial explains how to use the Stack class.
Staring Into My Java Crystal Ball 2020 – DZone Java
As we enter the new decade, it was time to discuss what this year, and decade, might hold for Java development.
Inside the Language: Sealed Types
How Java is moving toward pattern matching, improved enums, and better switch statements
JDK14 instanceof EA issue
Tagir Valeev recently had a tweet about the preview feature of the soon coming JDK14 release of Java: #Java14 pattern matching brings name shadowing to the next level of craziness. Here I add or re…