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Follow along this deep dive into JVM internals and Java bytecode to see how you can disassemble your files for in-depth inspections.

A Java developer takes a look at five different annotations that play a big part in the Java language with which all Java devs should familiarize themselves.

Familiarize yourself with the important components of JDK 9’s module system and get some advice to migrate your code base to Java 10 as Java 11 draws close.

The last few years have been tumultuous for the Java world, with a diverse range of features being a…

In an earlier blog post (“Deferred Execution with Java’s Supplier”) I referenced Cay Horst…

We’ve come up with a few alternatives for the APIs (their draft version, anyway). I’m going to weigh them here, and remind ourselves – this is the internal API forma, but also has…

Learn how you can use Docker to supercharge your enterprise Java Development!

Eclipse Collections is a high performance collections framework for Java, adding rich functionality to the native JDK Collections.In this article, key framework contributors demonstrate techniques for refactoring standard Java code to Eclipse Collections data structures and APIs, and also demonstrate some of the memory savings you can achieve.

Posted on June 26, 2018 by Zlata Kalyuzhnaya IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2 Beta is ready for download ! It’s the perfect time to try out al….

We’re continuing our weekly programming pub quiz with JavaFX! How well do you know this platform for creating and deploying Java apps?

Let’s examine returning null, defaulting to functional programming, and poor use of getters and setters to see the problems they cause and how you can fix them.

Commercial support program for Java SE 8 is moving to a subscription model. If that’s good news or bad, depends on how you see things!

This tutorial will provide exercises from traditional, imperative-style code to functional-style code in Java 8, continuously aiming to create cleaner code.

Get smarter about how you work with Java and databases in this thorough hands-on course.

– By Marcus The last blog (about Fetching and Building OpenJDK Mission Control ) earned me questions on how to get the source into….