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This post experiments with code that uses javax.* APIs and how it can be dynamically modified (without the need to recompile) so it runs against the target jakarta.* namespace.

A blog about Java

A new Java group has been proposed to promote and improve OpenJDK support in different tools and especially in integrated development environments (IDEs).

A blog about Java, Spring, Hibernate, Programming, Algorithms, Data Structure, SQL, Linux, Database, JavaScript, and my personal experience.

Common development tools in one app. Contribute to reugn/dev-tools development by creating an account on GitHub.

This session provides an introduction to Java programming for developers who are new to the language and ecosystem. Java is one of the world’s most popular programming languages and remains in very high demand among professionals.

With JEP 368, Java expert Jim Laskey proposes a second text blocks preview, this time with two more escape sequences to try and perfect text blocks at last.

The Z Garbage Collector or ZGC has, until now, not been compatible with macOS, but JEP 364 wants to change that. Let’s take a look at the future of Java.

A deep dive into local variable type inference first made available in Java 10, and Azure Spring Cloud is now in public beta.

Red Hat has achieved a 1.0 milestone in its efforts to make an instance of Java available for Kubernetes via the open source Quarkus project.

Last week we took a deep dive into a new State of the Octoverse report, looked at Java ValueTypes, caught up with the latest Java 14 news & much more.

Teaching the Basics of Java in Under an Hour! – Free Course