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• OnePlus 2 mobile phone: Part three, the software experience

  Expert developer Barry Burd recently bought a OnePlus 2 mobile phone. Learn what he thinks of the phone's software.  Continue Reading

• The OnePlus 2 mobile phone: One user's experience

  In this first part of a three-part series, expert developer Barry Burd takes you through his experience ordering, receiving, unwrapping and setting up the OnePlus 2 mobile phone.  Continue Reading

• The benefits of integrating blockchains into distributed enterprise architectures

  Blockchains aren't just for Silk Roaders paying with Bitcoins. Integrating blockchains into a distributed enterprise architectures has many benefits.  Continue Reading

• Learn why Azul Zing is the Editors' Choice for Innovation

  Azul Zing collects garbage out of enterprise Java workloads. Learn more about this innovative product.  Continue Reading

• A Google promise to be fulfilled: Good emulators for Android developers

  One of the biggest challenges in developing Android applications is the frustration of working with slow and unresponsive emulators. At Google's Android Dev Summit, a promise has been made to fix that.  Continue Reading

• These new features in PHP 7 will convince you to do an upgrade

  There have been some significant improvements to the PHP language. In this article we show you how to take advantage of them, and potentially convince you to do an upgrade and migrate to the new version.  Continue Reading

• How to build an application integration framework for flexibility

  Learn how MOBI Wireless created a back end infrastructure that makes it easy to implement different business workflows across service providers.  Continue Reading

• How Notion Baked Intelligence Into the Server to Simplify the IoT

  Here we take a look at how Notion, an IoT startup, built a sophisticated tier of server applications to empower a new generation of customizable sensors.  Continue Reading

• Containers and microservices take center stage as Devoxx 2015 kicks off

  Containers like Docker, and microservice development, are the big topics at Devoxx 2015, but with more session rooms than every, there's plenty of other great fare for Java professionals.  Continue Reading

• How collapsing the database stack improves developer productivity

  Developers are reducing development time by collapsing the database stack and focusing on customer satisfaction and not on operations overhead. Here is how they are doing it.  Continue Reading

• JavaOne 2015 was the right time to dig into Java 9 JDK features

  JavaOne 2014 was all about the Java 8 release, so it's understandable that JavaOne 2015 was all about Java 9. Here we take a look at what's new in Java 9, and even look forward towards things that might get included in Java 10.  Continue Reading

• Top 7 Java platform takeaways from JavaOne 2015

  What were the big takeaways from JavaOne 2015 with regards to the Java platform? Here we take a look at seven key insights garnered from this year's JavaOne and Oracle Open World conferences.  Continue Reading

• Is crowdsourcing bug fixes the next big wave in quality assurance testing?

  Learn how crowd sourcing can incentivize the development of bug fixes and new features for open source software.  Continue Reading

• Valhalla and value types to change the way developers code in Java

  In 2014, just as Java 8 was released, JavaOne was looking towards the future and talking about what was coming with Java 9. In 2015, Java 9 is still in the future, but that hasn't stopped the architects at Oracle from prognosticating about what ...  Continue Reading

• Introducing Amazon Echo - Adding voice recognition to your Java programs

  Want to add voice recognition to your Java apps? You can do it with Amazon echo.  Continue Reading