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In Eclipse OpenJ9 release Version 0.9.0, a new gcpolicy:nogc is supported for Java 8 and above. The new gcpolicy:nogc is implemented based on the requirement of JDK Enhancement Proposal 318: Epsilo…

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Java 10 and beyond: Keeping up with the language and planning for the future | Rogue Wave

With the release of Java 10, the impact of Java 9, and the spread of multiple emerging technologies, the biggest questions for high-performing development teams is: How do we keep up and take advantage of the features relevant to us?Java experts, Toomas Romer and Rod Cope, discuss recent changes to the language and how they impact tools, development velocity, and the ability to innovate; along with industry insights to better plan for more complex systems, the inevitable modernization, and adapting to scale.You’ll learn:

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Java Testing Weekly 31 / 2018

There are many software development blogs out there, but many of them don’t publish testing articles on a regular basis. Also, I have noticed that some software developers don’t read blogs written by software testers. That is a shame because I think that we can learn a lot from them. That is why I decided to create a newsletter that shares the best testing articles which I found during the last week. Let’s get started. Technical Stuff Your Own Spring Test Context is an interesting blog post which describes how you can speed up your integration tests if you are writing tests for a Spring (or a Spring Boot) application. WireMock Tutorial: Request Matching, Part Four is the latest part of my WireMock tutorial, and it describes how you can specify expectations for the XML document that is received by your WireMock server. The Really Valuable Stuff Do we find bugs with automation is a thought-provoking blog post which argues that test automation doesn’t help us to find bugs. Modern testing principles is an excellent blog post which introduces seven testing principles that help you to finish your releases as soon as possible. It’s Time to Update Your Dependencies JUnit