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.
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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
Introduction to Basic Syntax in Java | Baeldung
Explore the basics of Java syntax.
Top 10 Pluralsight Courses For Java and Web Developers to Learn in 2019 – Best of Lot
Since last week, I have been sharing about my 2019 learning goals and what Java programmers should learn in 2019 but I haven’t shared with …
Free Java Course for Clean Code Beginners
Interested in learning Java programming? Take a look at this Java course for beginners prepared especially for you by Software Craftsman Marcus Biel
EC by Example: Detect – Donald Raab – Medium
Learn how to find the first element of a collection that matches a condition in Java using Eclipse Collections.
Portaltech Reply | Rogue Wave
“As a leading SAP Hybris Partner, it is important for us to efficiently deliver the highest-quality solutions to our customers. Thanks to JRebel, we’re saving from hours to months depending on the project.” – Filippo Maria de Rosa, Technical ArchitectPortaltech Reply is a world leader in the implementation of the SAP Hybris commerce platform, having implemented most of the SAP Hybris-based technology projects in the UK. Depending on the client initiative, Portaltech Reply can have anywhere from four to 60 developers working on a project at any one time.Portaltech Reply was first interested in testing JRebel because during development in Hybris, the build and redeploy times can be relatively long. According to Filippo Maria de Rosa, technical architect at Portaltech Reply, the company’s Hybris developers spend approximately five minutes for each build to complete, as well as three to four minutes to restart. In a standard workday, this can be a very time-consuming process.The Portaltech Reply team undertook a free trial with JRebel and experienced positive results.
5 Weird Java Questions That Will Make Your Head Spin
Some of the weirdest Java puzzlers that we had a chance to get our hands onEven the most experie…
Preview: OpenJDK 12 startup
JDK 12 development is ramping down with a targetted release in March. This hopefully means things will be pretty stable from here on out.