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Frank Delporte is a Java Champion, Java Developer, Technical Writer at Azul, Blogger, Author of "Getting started with Java on Raspberry Pi", and Pi4J Contributor. Frank blogs about his experiments...
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A N M Bazlur Rahman is a Software Engineer with over a decade of specialized experience in Java and related technologies. His expertise has been formally recognized through the prestigious...
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Digital Marketing Coordinator working for Payara who has been involved in the Java space since 2017. Very much enjoys collaborating on projects and events with other individuals and organisations. Including...
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Frank Delporte
How to Share Your Work...Hi Bazlur, as always... it depends ;-) For the Foojay podcast, once I got into...
A N M Bazlur Rahman
How to Share Your Work...On average, how much time does it usually take to create a video or podcast?
Jadon Ortlepp
Serverless is the New TimeshareGreat blog! Found this really interesting as Ive noticed "serverless" as a buzzword to be...
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Liquid Glass, Material 3, And A Lot Of...Shai Almog
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Codename One: On-Device Debugging And JUnit 5
A walk-through of the new JDWP-based on-device debugging pipeline for ParparVM iOS apps and Android apps, with a step-by-step IntelliJ tutorial for each. Plus a short tutorial on the new standard JUnit 5 integration against the JavaSE simulator, with annotations for the visual configuration.
The iOS Metal renderer is now the default, the new Build Cloud console is wired into every Dashboard link on the site, and the weekly release blog is moving to a shorter format with deeper follow-up posts during the week.
Device APIs move into the framework core, revolutionary Bluetooth debugging, and the Build Cloud’s new UI is live in preview.
Java 17 is the new Initializr default, generated projects ship an AGENTS.md authoring skill that any AI agent can pick up (including a workflow that lets agents drive jdb against the simulator), native themes get a runtime accent palette, plus Metal follow-ups and iOS push that no longer prompts at launch.
A new Metal rendering backend for iOS, a browser-hosted Skin Designer that retires the skin downloader, an iOS Reminders-style Return-as-Done flag, status-bar tap diagnostics, a simulator dark/light toggle, and a candid look at how we balance quality with the speed of a small open source company.
New iOS Modern (liquid glass) and Android Material 3 native themes, how they work in the Playground, in the simulator, and on devices, plus a week of performance and look-and-feel improvements including sticky headers.
Table of Contents ExtensionsExtension LibrariesExtending ArraysStructural InterfacesAdding AnnotationsFinal Word The Java API is vast. That’s great, but sometimes a missing method or capability can be frustrating. With Manifold, developers can solve this problem without having to wait for Java to …
Table of Contents Network Debugging PowerhouseRe-Issuing and Modifying RequestscURL and PostmanThrottling and Debugging Race ConditionsWhy Throttling Matters:How to UseManaging State with Storage ToolsChallenges of State ManagementAnalyzing Request and Response HeadersDebugging in Incognito Mode: Limitations and Best PracticesConnecting the Front-End to …
Table of Contents Understanding Front-End Logging vs. Back-End LoggingLeveraging Console Log LevelsCustomizing Console Output with CSSStack Tracing with console.trace()Assertions for Design-by-ContractPrinting Tables for Clearer Data VisualizationCopying Objects to the ClipboardInspecting with console.dir() and dirxml()Counting Function CallsOrganizing Logs with GroupsChrome-Specific Debugging …
Table of Contents In the realm of system debugging, particularly on Linux platforms, strace stands out as a powerful and indispensable tool. Its simplicity and efficacy make it the go-to solution for diagnosing and understanding system-level operations, especially when working …
Table of Contents Instant Debugging with the debugger KeywordTriggering Debugging from the ConsoleDOM Breakpoints: Monitoring DOM ChangesXHR Breakpoints: Uncovering Hidden Network CallsSimulating Environments for DebuggingDebugging Layout and Style IssuesFinal Word Instant Debugging with the debugger Keyword Triggering Debugging from the …
If you want to know what I spoke about in @jcon_conference in Germany, here's an interview I did at the @foojayio podcast:
#Java #JCON #JakartaEE #AI #A2A
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Frank Delporte
• 3 years agoHi Bazlur, as always... it depends ;-) For the Foojay podcast, once I got into "the flow," I managed to...
A N M Bazlur Rahman
• 3 years agoOn average, how much time does it usually take to create a video or podcast?
Jadon Ortlepp
• 4 years agoGreat blog! Found this really interesting as Ive noticed "serverless" as a buzzword to be growing for some time now.