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- October 06, 2017
06 Oct'17
Digital transformation spells opportunity for developers
Take a seat at the digital transformation project table, developers. It's your time to shine.
- October 05, 2017
05 Oct'17
Azure Functions, Project Fn shine at JavaOne 2017
At JavaOne 2017, Microsoft previews its Azure Functions serverless offering with support for Java; Oracle introduces Project Fn, which runs across multiple clouds and also supports Java.
- October 04, 2017
04 Oct'17
Manico and Grimstad bring Java tech to life at JavaOne 2017
Engaging speakers like Jim Manico or Ivar Grimstad can make all the difference when choosing a session at a conference like JavaOne 2017 than the session syllabus.
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- October 04, 2017
04 Oct'17
What are developers' pain points in digital transformation projects?
A consultant explains how developers must adjust to succeed in digital transformation projects.
- October 04, 2017
04 Oct'17
Java SE 9 approaches Atari-like performance at JavaOne 2017
As things get better, they often get slower, making better things worse. Far too often, that’s how things work in the tech sector, which is why I’m glad to see the architects of Java SE 9 bucking ...
- October 03, 2017
03 Oct'17
Oracle VP talks Java EE 8, Java platform update at JavaOne
Will the future involvement of the Eclipse Foundation lead to a faster and more nimble Java platform update process? Oracle's Michael Lehmann believes it will.
- October 03, 2017
03 Oct'17
Three reasons to start digital transformation projects
What's driving businesses to start digital transformation projects? Tata Consultancy experts explain the human and technology forces in play.
- October 02, 2017
02 Oct'17
Java SE 9, OpenJDK energize Java community at JavaOne 2017
From the release of Java 9 to the GPL of OpenJDK builds, recent Oracle announcements have energized the Java community, creating a palpable positivity at JavaOne 2017.
- October 02, 2017
02 Oct'17
How JSR-375 simplifies and standardizes Java EE security
Java EE security has always been a mixed bag in terms of simplicity and standardization, but the new Java EE Security API, JSR-375, plans to change all of that.
- October 02, 2017
02 Oct'17
From reactive design to JUnit 5, here’s what’s hot at JavaOne 2017
What’s trending at JavaOne 2017? A simple way to tell is to search through the conference catalog and take note of the various sessions that are overbooked and no longer adding attendees to a ...
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- September 26, 2017
26 Sep'17
A bug fix always beats a round of risk assessments
When static code analysis tools identify a bug in the production code, there are two approaches organizations can take. The sensible one is to put a software developer or two on the problem and ...
- September 25, 2017
25 Sep'17
Oracle releases Java 9, Java EE 8
Oracle released the long-awaited Java 9, along with Java EE 8 -- each with key improvements to simplify the development process using the language, including modularity in Java 9.
- September 22, 2017
22 Sep'17
CloudBees, partners add Jenkins services, security
CloudBees, the steward of the Jenkins DevOps platform, has teamed up with partners to provide managed Jenkins services, as well as new security features and database support.
- September 18, 2017
18 Sep'17
Expert advice for JavaOne 2017 first-timers
If JavaOne 2017 is your first time attending the conference, it will serve you well to follow some advice and insights from a veteran attendee of the JavaOne and OpenWorld conferences. The first ...
- September 14, 2017
14 Sep'17
Oracle moves Java EE to Eclipse Foundation
In an effort to spur innovation and collaboration on the Java EE platform, Oracle has enlisted the help of IBM and Red Hat in moving Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation.