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Today is JavaFX 13’s proposed release date! To welcome it to the world, we sat down with Java Champion Dirk Lemmermann to talk about the new release.

After what seemed like eternity, Jakarta EE is finally here! Now the community can start hoping for faster development of the platform.

Ballerina 1.0 is here! This open source programming language focuses on cloud-era applications, is cloud-native, and can simplify microservices development.

It’s September! The sun’s still shining, but the mornings have a chill. Don’t worry though, the 10 hottest posts from the last month will keep you warm.

So, what do you do when you want to use Java 12+ syntax, but all of your users are stuck in the past using Java 8? Check out this new hack.

Oops, hope we haven’t blown Java EE 8’s cover

Download How Eclipse Vert.x Works “Reactive programming is a development model oriented around data flows and the propagation of d….

Last week we learned about Jabel, which lets developers write Java 12+ syntax in Java 8, got a great look at R language, a new version of Golang & more.

A complete beginners course for learning Java

In this post, we look at refactoring techniques using types, which can be used to incorporate business rules that ensure code correctness.

Some thoughts about validation in general, Bean Validation in particular, and why I consider some applications of Bean Validation an anti-pattern.

Learn about Java nested type access rules and the changes made in Java 11

We are pleased to announce the first version of the KumuluzEE Feature Flags project. This version provides support for the Unleash implementation.KumuluzEE F…

A preview of candidate JEPs to support records and sealed types, and a good write-up about the costs associated with avoiding different types of lock-in.

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