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Happy Birthday, #Java! 28 amazing years!
What's your favorite Java memory or photo? Post now and use the #28YearsOfJava hashtag!
Stay connected: dev.java
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ALT Duke the Java mascot wearing a birthday hat and holding a cake with two numbered candles forming the number 28.
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🚨14 More Days!🚨
The #Java 20 launch is coming soon. Join us in-person (Redwood City, CA) or online at the inaugural @Oracle DevLive: Level Up conference.
Register now! developer.oracle.com/communi…
Who's speaking? Read on...
#OracleDevLive
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The first CR of Hibernate 6.2 went out last night, and it’s a pretty huge release, so let me give you a rundown of what’s new. The release announcement doesn't do it justice at all.
in.relation.to/2022/12/22/or…
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Only one week from today to see your favorite local #NFJS speaker @ntschutta in-person at our meetup! Let's have a happy little clouds discussion together and register now - meetup.com/northstardevio/ev…
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"#Java has been and continues to be the most popular language over the last two decades." On Foojay.io Today, @bazlur_rahman @jugbdorg discusses in detail the 7 key reasons why Java continues to be popular after all these years:
foojay.io/today/7-reasons-wh… #foojaytip
Java’s evolution into 2022: The state of the four big initiatives: blogs.oracle.com/javamagazin…
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First released expected later next week.
The reload4j project is a fork of Apache log4j version 1.2.17. The new project aims to fix critical issues in log4j 1.x. It will be a drop-in replacement for log4j.jar.
reload4j.qos.ch/
Twin Cities JVM/Java retweeted
The reload4j project is a fork of Apache log4j version 1.2.17. The new project aims to fix critical issues in log4j 1.x. It will be a drop-in replacement for log4j.jar.
reload4j.qos.ch/
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🚨Event Announcement🚨
The next edition of #OracleDevLive on #Java is Sept 14/16 covering:
☕️ #Java17 features
☕️ Java Management Service
☕️ Java + Microservices
☕️ Java + @micronautfw
☕️ Java + @intellijidea
...and more!
#OpenJDK #JDK
Register now! social.ora.cl/6010y5FJk
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🚨Bookmark!🚨
#Java developers, a time saving doc addition to discover new APIs added since JDK 11.
#OpenJDK #JDK
➡️ download.java.net/java/early…
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Reminder to register for #OracleDevLive #Java
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Speakers include @mreinhold @BrianGoetz @trisha_gee @johanvos @MikaelVidstedt @pressron @bercut2000 @graemerocher @chegar999 @aureliog @chadarimura @delabassee @PaulSandoz @JesperIRL @GavinBierman
ALT The image displays the dates for the "Oracle Developer Live - Java Innovations Event". The dates are: March 23, 2021 for the Americas region March 25, 2021 for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region March 30, 2021 for the Asia Pacific region
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#namespace attack wave 2. Bug bounty copy cats are out in force in less than 48 hours. When will wave 3, the actual attacks occur? bit.ly/3rLHpJi
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If you’re freaking out because of the Bintray / jcenter announcement and need to get your Java components into Maven Central, don’t worry, we’ve got you. Here are a few things to know:
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Still on top — nice to see that @IDC confirms #Java is the most widely used language — and incredibly influential too. @Oraclejavamag
“As Java turns 25, it can justifiably claim to be one of the most influential languages of the last quarter century.”
@IDC reflects on Java’s 25 years & why it’s positioned to remain the most widely utilized language in the industry. #MovedbyJava
oracl.info/mdrH50BaRl8
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Java is seen as a mainstream language. What that narrative misses is that Java radically changed the world of software. Big ideas such as VMs, dynamic self-management, JIT & garbage collection are now part of the general landscape of programming languages
medium.com/97-things/java-is…
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Tiobe's top 10 languages for January 2020 are: #Java, #C, #Python, #Cpp, #Csharp, #VisualBasicDotNET, #JavaScript, #PHP, #Swift, and #SQL.
tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
