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The Java SecureRandom Class | Baeldung
Learn how to use the SecureRandom class in Java and how to produce safe random numbers.
Guide to Phaser | Baeldung
Learn how Java’s Phaser API can help you deal with advanced thread coordination tasks.
Java Properties
The Java Properties class is like a Map of String, String key-value pairs, which can read and write the properties from and to a property file on disk.
Java 13 Text Blocks
Java 13 finally brings support for multi-line string literals after dropping similar functionality from Java 12.
Data Classes Considered Harmful
This blog post explains the motivation behind removing Project Lombok from one of the projects to which I contribute. It reflects my personal opinion and is…
What’s New in JUnit 5.5
A new minor version of JUnit 5, 5.5, was released on June 30th. That means it’s time for yet another article looking at what’s new in this release of JUnit 5! The JUnit team keeps up th…
Voice of the Next Generation: Hear First-hand Why the Smart Kids Are Pursuing Java Certification
Today’s young generation has grown up with access to moreinformation than previous generations could even dream of. Theinternet has made learning easy and…
Is there ever a reason not to use Java 8’s parallelSort?
I was reading this question about the differences between Java’s Arrays.sort and Arrays.parallelSort, which is a few years old by now. What surprised me is that there was only one question that men…
Eclipse IDE 2019-06 is now available: New features for Java developers – JAXenter
The latest release for the Eclipse IDE arrived on June 19. Welcome to version 4.12! Download the latest build and see what the newest additions and changes.
Opsian talks to Aleksey Shipilëv about JDK updates
Opsian’s Richard Warburton had the pleasure of sitting down with Aleksey Shipilëv and getting his thoughts on a range of topics. In Part 1 of the interview, Aleksey and Richard discuss the current state of JDK updates.
What causes poor image quality in Java JLabel icons?
Java JLabel icons are displaying with distorted pixels in JFrame. This is happening consistently with different png images (all 32×32). I am not scaling the images, they are displayed in the program
10 OOP Design Principles Every Programmer Should Know
The Object-Oriented Design Principles are the core of OOP programming, but I have seen most of the Java programmers chasing design…