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A website to sharpen your Java skills – by Nicolai (aka nipafx), a Java enthusiast with a passion for learning and sharing, online and offline.

A blog about Java, Programming, Algorithms, Data Structure, SQL, Linux, Database, Interview questions, and my personal experience.

This blog announces that Payara’s Rudy De Busscher will be delivering his talk, ‘Creating a Kubernetes Operator in Java’, at DeveloperWeek 2021.

Taking a look back and sharing my plans for 2021.

Java Programming tutorials and Interview Questions, book and course recommendations from Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, edX etc

The Fabric8 Maven plugin is now Eclipse JKube 1.0.0. Explore what’s new for building Java Maven containers, such as support for S2I build strategies.

I’m interested in GUI applications since I’ve starting coding. Building a back-end app that manages teraflops of operations is an impressive engineering feat. But the feedback cycle when developing a desktop app is much shorter. That makes it, at least for me, much more motivating. This is even truer for side-projects. In this focus, I’d like to assert the state of JVM desktop frameworks. This first post is an introduction, framing the general background, and browsing through

Wrapping up a series with a list of brief predictions from a wide variety of leading members of the Java community!

There are a handful of similarities between the CLR and JVM – but for ever similarity, there are also some major differences.

Java Programming tutorials and Interview Questions, book and course recommendations from Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, edX etc

Java Programming tutorials and Interview Questions, book and course recommendations from Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, edX etc

Java developers may stop having to worry about Kubernetes as it is abstracted away as ‘just infrastructure’. Payara’s 2021 Java predictions!

The many ways to write data to File using Java.

Java Programming tutorials and Interview Questions, book and course recommendations from Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, edX etc

Java 11 brings new features, including convenience methods in the standard libraries and the integration of the new HTTP Client. We review these and other improvements.