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In this challenge, we explore important key methods when we work with a Java Stream so that it becomes clear for you what they do.
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How we utilize off-the-shelf functionality and components to set up lightweight cross-cluster communication in a multitenant environment.
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Foojay podcast, with James Gosling, Java creator, embedded enthusiast, distinguished engineer of AWS GreenGrass, formerly at Liquid …
Cay Horstmann
5,134 viewsNew Book Review: Seriously Good Software
This is another book that I can warmly recommend to Java programmers who have learned to code and strive to code well!
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During September and October, contributors to Foojay will make a whistle stop tour through as many JUGs as possible, via virtual meetups!
Rafael del Nero
3,371 viewsJoin The Jedi Lambda Join Java Challenge!
Are you ready for the next Java Challenge? Less introduction, more action, and master Java concepts by having fun!
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The FXGL game engine is now at 11.17. Most of the changes in this release focus on internal code quality and fixes.
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After creating the Disco API, I had the idea to create plugins for IDEs and browsers to enable more easy JDK downloading.
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Welcome to the special mid-year edition for Visual Studio Code Java updates, where we look at our product roadmap for the next few months!
2,808 viewsThe Search for a Cloud-Native Database
Automation is often the final milestone to be achieved, but running databases in Kubernetes can actually help us progress toward this goal.