JavaFX Links of September 2026
Here are the JavaFX LinksOfTheMonth of September 2026. This was a big month with the release of JavaFX 27!
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Frank Delporte
258 viewsHere are the JavaFX LinksOfTheMonth of September 2026. This was a big month with the release of JavaFX 27!

Dana Crane
1,194 viewsOracle's free NFTC license for Java 21 has expired, and the October 2026 quarterly update is the first one enterprises have to pay for. Here …

Frank Delporte
529 viewsFoojay articles now render Mermaid diagrams from a fenced code block. Write the diagram in Markdown, get a real diagram, and keep it …

Frank Delporte
317 viewsFoojay articles can now be written in AsciiDoc as well as Markdown. Named blocks, real tables, source callouts and admonitions — the things …

Frank Delporte
862 viewsFoojay has a new home: a static, open-source site where publishing an article is a pull request. Same URLs, same archive, much faster, and …

Dominika Tasarz
406 viewsMicroProfile 7.1 lands on the commercial lines, OpenTracing is removed, and Jakarta Agentic AI reaches Payara Micro in the September Azul …

Simon Ritter on JDK 27: compact object headers, G1 everywhere by default, post-quantum TLS, monthly security updates, and Valhalla's first …

Frank Delporte
239 viewsOur Featured Authors for September are Marit van Dijk and Graeme Robinson. Here is what they write about, and where to start reading.

Frank Delporte
300 viewsHere are the JavaFX LinksOfTheMonth of August 2026. We took a summer break, so there was only one "Links Of The Week" this month, and it …

The August 2026 Payara release previews Jakarta Agentic AI, adds MicroProfile 7.1 and gRPC and patches a security advisory.
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