The Date and Time API is a very important one for day to day Java development work but many interviewers don’t ask enough questions on this…
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#HOWTO: Create nice-looking JSF 2.3 applications with PrimeFaces 7.0
With the release of PrimeFaces 7.0 in March 2019, PrimeTek team introduced over 500 improvements featuring new components, new modern free themes, font icons, better performance various enhancements on accessibility and security. The new modern free themes were the first thing I noticed while browsing through the PrimeFaces component showcase page especially the Nova-Light theme.…
Back from Devoxx France 2019
From 16 to 19 April took place the 8th edition of Devoxx France in Paris at the Palais des Congrés. It aimed to be the main event for passionate French developers. Indeed it is clearly « the place …
How to use flatMap() in Java 8 – Stream Example Tutorial
In order to understand the flatMap() method, you first need to understand the map() function of Java 8. The map() function is declared …
Aion4j: two new tools for building smart contracts with Java – JAXenter
The BloxBean project released Aion4j, a set of Java development tools and frameworks that will help developers build smart contracts.
JAX London 2019 program preview: Java, microservices, DevOps & more
Preview the sessions from JAX London 2019 and explore the available tracks, including topics such as Java, microservices, DevOps, blockchain, and more.
JRebel 2019.1.0 brings you Java 12 and more | JRebel.com
With JRebel 2019.1.0, we have full support for the just-released Java 12. Discover what else the latest JRebel release has in store.
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This page lists the people, organizations, and Java User Groups who have voiced their support for Java EE. The list includes people and organizations from every continent except Antarctica. This de…
Java vs Python – What’s better for your project? – JAXenter
Are you starting a new project and can’t decide which language will suit you best? Fear not! Rilind Elezaj has some handy advice.
Sorting the characters in a UTF-16 string in Java
TLDRJava uses two characters to represent UTF-16. Using Arrays.sort (unstable sort) messes with character sequencing. Should I convert char[] to int[] or is there a better way?DetailsJava
Top 10 Java 8 Stream and Functional Programming Interview Questions Answers
The JDK 8 release has changed the way we write Java. With new functional programming idioms and a powerful Stream API, most of the new Java…
Top 75 Programming Interview Questions Answers to Crack Any Coding Job Interview
Hello guys, if you are preparing for your next Programming Job interview and looking for some frequently asked Coding or Programming questi…
How to get user input in Java – Mkyong.com
In Java, we can use java.util.Scanner to get user input from console. 1. Scanner 1.1 Read a line. UserInputExample1.java package c….