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Learn Java lambda syntax quickly with these examples
- TechTarget 13 Dec 2018 -
Benefits of lambda expressions in Java makes the move to a newer JDK worthwhile
- TechTarget 01 Dec 2018 -
What is a lambda expression and from where did the term 'lambda' elute?
- TechTarget 01 Dec 2018
Don't be intimidated by the prospect of doing functional programming in Java. This step-by-step example will help you learn basic Java lambda syntax quickly and effectively.
If you haven't used lambda expressions before, you might be wondering what the fuss is all about. After all, at the most basic level, they're nothing more than a new, somewhat simpler way to ...
What is a 'lambda function' and more importantly, where did the term 'lambda expression' come from? Here we look at the basics of lambda functions in Java and computer science.
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DeepCode and AI tools poised to revolutionize static code analysis
30 Nov 2018 -
Continuous integration benefits: Why adopting a CI/CD tool like Jenkins makes sense
- TechTarget 20 Nov 2018 -
Just git reset and push when you need to undo previous local commits
- TechTarget 02 Nov 2018 -
To the brave new world of reactive systems and back
01 Nov 2018 -
How to choose the right virtual reality development engine
01 Nov 2018 -
How to learn software development tools faster
01 Nov 2018 -
How developers can prepare for the evolution of virtual reality
- TechTarget 01 Nov 2018
Find out how AI promises to dramatically reshape the way developers analyze code for bugs, security issues, and performance improvements.
There's more to tools like Jenkins than simply building code after a Git commit. Here we explain continuous integration benefits clearly while answering the question 'Why Jenkins?'
What happens when you git reset and push to a remote GitHub or GitLab server? Are the reset local commits published, or do previous commits simply vanish?
We explore the idea of reactive systems and learn how they are designed.
Creating virtual 3D worlds has been a dream of programmers for many decades. Virtual reality, once a faraway fiction, is becoming a reality.
Red Hat’s chief trainer explores how developers can do a better job of keeping up with new tools.
Katie Stern, GM of the Game Developers Conference weighs in on what is in store for the future of VR development.
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Reinhold advocates adding fiber to your Java diet in Oracle Code One keynote
- TechTarget 01 Nov 2018 -
Ballerina language promises to improve app integration
01 Nov 2018 -
Lamenting the death of JavaOne at Oracle Code One 2018
- TechTarget 23 Oct 2018 -
Five Oracle Code One sessions you don't want to miss
- TechTarget 21 Oct 2018 -
How to get the most out of Oracle Code One
- TechTarget 20 Oct 2018
What's new in the Java ecosystem? Well, Project Amber, Loom, Valhalla and Panama to name just a few.
The Ballerina language, promises to streamline integration development for enterprise apps.
The JavaOne conference is no more, but that doesn’t mean we can’t lament its death at the new Oracle Code One conference in San Francisco.
From Jenkins pipelines written in Groovy, to cloud native applications written using the Eclipse MicroProfile, there is plenty to be excited about at the conference that was once called JavaOne. ...
If Oracle Code One 2018 is your first time attending a major software conference, it will serve you well to follow some sage advice and insights from a veteran attendee of past JavaOne and Oracle ...