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Our long-running trivia series has come to an end. This week, we're looking at one final subject: JUnit, a popular testing framework for Java. → Read More
Are you ready to build your Maven-based project with Java 9? Here are six things that you need to know to make the two play nice together. → Read More
I’m sure you’ve heard that updating to Java 9 is no walk in the park, maybe even that it’s an incomp... → Read More
JDeps is the Java Dependency Analysis Tool, a command line tool that processes Java bytecode, meanin... → Read More
Most projects best start out as a modular monolith (not as costly microservices). OSGi is a good choice to ensure modularity and decoupled services. → Read More
JUnit 5 is pretty impressive, particularly when you look under the covers, at the extension model an... → Read More
As you can tell from the title, I’m writing to say goodbye – to you as well as to the Java channel. It is going on hiatus and this is the last newsletter that goes out. It was a great honor to be your editor! It gave me so many opportunities to interact with interesting … → Read More
The Java Platform Module System (JPMS) has a strong opinion on dependencies: By default, they need t... → Read More
All about Java 9: talks, articles, sites, blogs, courses, and books. If you want to get into Java 9, these resources are going to get you started. → Read More
Project Amber is the roof under which several productivity-oriented Java language JEPs like more type inference and pattern matching are developed. → Read More
Chances are you're using Git - a lot. Here's how to use it better! Aliases, settings, tools, and a little background about usability and documentation. → Read More
Java's reflection API allows the inspection and invocation of types, methods, fields, annotations, etc. without creating compile time dependencies. → Read More
Java 8 is a couple of years old but there are still use cases, not even edge cases, that the communi... → Read More
Lots of great conferences have lots of great speakers. But does the lack of everyday developers speaking about their experiences feed the hype cycle? → Read More
I was recently involved in quite a long Twitter discussion regarding Java’s Optional, type systems t... → Read More
I’ve just finished reading “1 Exception To The Power of JDK 8 Collectors” and I have to say that I a... → Read More
Java 9 is coming! Besides Jigsaw it brings new language features and many new and improved APIs. This is the ultimate guide to all that's new in Java 9. → Read More
When it came to defining tests, JUnit 4 had a tremendous weakness: It had to happen at compile time.... → Read More
Wow, people were really interested in Java 9’s additions to the Stream API. Want some more? Let’s lo... → Read More
Java 9 is coming! And it is more than just Project Jigsaw. (I was surprised, too.) It is bringing a ... → Read More