November
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Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. Java Microservices, Resiliency, and Istio Link 2. Kevin Webber on Migrating Java to the Cloud Link 3. MVC 1.0: The perfect fit for...
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November
27
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. What do Java developers need to know about Java 9? Link 2. Spring Framework 5.0.2 and 4.3.13 available now Link 3. A Stressful, bu...
November
24
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. Java Optionals For More Expressive Code Link 2. Understanding Monads. A Guide for the Perplexed Link 3. Trying to make DevOps work...
November
23
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. How to solve Java and JavaScript performance issues Link 2. GitHub may be a clone club, but Java code is the most original Link 3....
November
22
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. How Java 9 will change your life Link 2. EE4J: Eclipse’s replacement for Java EE unveiled Link 3. 10 Java Experts and Devs to Fo...
November
21
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. Java 10 – The Story So Far Link 2. More than half of GitHub is duplicate code, researchers find Link 3. Building microservic...
November
20
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. How to Deploy Spring Application Without web.xml to Tomcat Link 2. Using JDK 10’s Local Variable Type Inference with jOOQ Link 3....
November
17
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. Front end or back end? Why developers need to choose Video 2. Is OOP Compatible With an Enterprise Context? Link 3. Java Collectio...
November
16
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. What’s Planned for JDK 10? Link 2. First Contact With ‘var’ In Java 10 Link 3. Microsoft Open Sources Java Debugger for ...
November
15
Today’s six articles in the Java Daily: 1. “Think of Eclipse MicroProfile as two things: The project and the technology set” Link 2. Constructors or Static Factory Metho...