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As more and more companies go Agile, being able to read other's code is more important than ever. Read on for some tips on how to improve …
Friends Of OpenJDK Today
Every article on foojay.io, newest first: OpenJDK, the JVM, Java tooling and the ecosystem around them, written by the Java community.
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Why Apache Pulsar and its support for streaming data is the right choice for multi-datacenter, geo-distributed deployments.
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Almost all Java developers are familiar with logging frameworks like Log4j, but not the System.Logger that has been available since java 9.
Geertjan Wielenga
4,238 viewsFoojay at FOSDEM 2022 on YouTube And Prize Winners
Last weekend, FOSDEM 2022 was held, with the Friends Of OpenJDK putting together an awesome program on the tools and editors around OpenJDK.
Jennifer Reif
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Let's dive into the world of microservices find out the complexities, best practices, and troubles. I will share all my learnings, as well!
Syed Mainul Hasan
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Let’s learn java stream API with a few practical examples.
Alexander Dejanovski
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Learn how to migrate existing Cassandra clusters to K8ssandra without downtime, leveraging flat networking.
Cedrick Lunven
4,568 viewsBuilding Reactive Java Applications with Spring Framework
Pretty much all Java developers are familiar with Spring Pet Clinic. Let's get to know the reactive implementation of it.
Shai Almog
2,971 viewsWhat is Debugging in 140 Seconds
I’m launching a new Twitter video series that will focus on teaching the concepts of debugging (and other concepts) in small video bites
Nicolas Frankel
6,027 viewsBackpressure in Reactive Systems
Considering a fast data producer and a slow data consumer, backpressure "pushes back" on the producer, not to be overwhelmed by data.