java 教學

The one with performance: HotSpot JVM intrinsics, AppCDS with jLink, gRPC meets Kotlin, Maven’s speed daemon, JDBC’s statement caching, and Apple’s M1! >>>

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Lots of innovation happening: HTTP/3 in Netty, Reactive Hibernate, Static images for JVM, Maven 4, Docker deprecation on K8S, and also, the value of 1-on-1 sessions! >>>

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Say hello to Java 16: one small step towards value types and a more efficient Metaspace. Also, buildpacks with layered Jars, and becoming an effective team lead! >>>

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New release of GraalVM, Speculating over the fate of Loom and Valhalla, Building a server framework, Cloud computing and climate change, and in praise of humility! >>>

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Meet Spring Boot 2.4, Embracing subatomic Java, Catching up with the new Java features, and a set of practical guides on distributed systems. >>>

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All things Reactive: R2DBC joins Reactive Foundation, Reactive Manifesto II, and The Reactive Principles. NUMA meets G1, GraphQL at scale, and write angry! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 359 first appeared on Baeldung.

Java code that uses traditional enumerated types is problematic. Java 5 gave us a better alternative in the form of typesafe enums. In this article, I introduce you to enumerated types and typesafe enums, show you how to declare a typesafe enum and …

Java code that uses traditional enumerated types is problematic. Java 5 gave us a better alternative in the form of typesafe enums. In this article, I introduce you to enumerated types and typesafe enums, show you how to declare a typesafe enum and …

2 million virtual threads with Loom, reactive to coroutines, cloud-native Spring Boot, working effectively with databases and context matters! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 358 first appeared on Baeldung.

Revisiting project Jigsaw and first-level cache in Hibernate, a little competition for SDKMAN!, moving data at petabyte scale, and fallacies about time and timezones! >>>

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