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Seven takeaways from JavaOne
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. Read Now
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Video: Why enterprises are slow to go social
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Video: How you're putting software projects at risk
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Video: Learn about Greenfoot programming with Barry Burd
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Editor's note
Learn what developers are saying about Java EE 8 and Java 9, including the highlights and lowlights of the latest release. In this guide, find articles, interviews, and videos from JavaOne 2015, a look at how trends are shaking down and what has taken place over the past year in the Java world.
1Java trends in 2015
What has been happening in the world of Java in the past year? Find out about emerging trends, how Java 8 is doing and where Java 9 stands. This trend section covers all that happening since JavaOne 2014.
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2015 Emerging Java trends
So far in 2015, big trends are emerging in the Java ecosystem, and top among those trends are the use of cloud-based IDEs and the adoption of Java 8 and lambda expressions. Read Now
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What about Java 9?
Modularity and new value types could come with Java 9. This could mean improved startup performance and easier programming of arrays. Read Now
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How to fix Java performance problems
Java performance has greatly improved over the years, but getting true, linear scalability has always been a problem, largely due to the way data collections are handled in memory. However, new approaches to memory management are being developed, and ObjectLayout's StructuredArrays just might make it into Java 9 or 10. Read Now
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Creating modular code with Java's Project Jigsaw
Project Jigsaw is the new standard for modular code development in Java. Expert Barry Burd takes an in-depth look at the first early access release. Read Now
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Adding voice recognition to Java programs with Amazon Echo
Want to add voice recognition to your Java apps? You can do it with Amazon echo. Read Now