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Kebab vs. camel case: How these naming conventions differ

By Cameron McKenzie 16 Jul 2021

What is the difference between a variable written in kebab case vs. camel case? Here we'll show you how these naming conventions differ and when to use one over the other. Read More

How to install the JDK on Windows and set up JAVA_HOME

By Cameron McKenzie 08 Aug 2019

You have options when it comes to JDK installations on Windows and Linux. Here are some helpful tips to ensure a proper install and why JAVA_HOME can be helpful. Read More

Red Hat eyes cloud-native Java future with Quarkus

By Chris Kanaracus, Darryl K. Taft 07 Mar 2019

Red Hat's Quarkus project aims to raise Java up to the cloud and update the popular programming language for cloud-based computing situations and projects. Read More

Oracle's GraalVM finds its place in Java app ecosystem

By Darryl K. Taft 04 May 2020

Oracle's GraalVM, a universal virtual machine that runs apps written in Java and other languages, has carved out a spot in the Java ecosystem. Read More

Iterator vs. ListIterator: Which interface should you choose?

18 Nov 2021

When the need exists to manipulate an ordered collection, the Java Iterator runs out of steam. Learn how Java's ListIterator improves upon the more generic Iterator interface. Read More

The recipe (and dependency ingredients) for code migration

By Adrian Bridgwater 06 Oct 2021

Moderne is a code automation company that works to accelerate software development by automating code migration and fixes across a company’s application stack and codebase.  The OpenRewrite team ... Read More

James Gosling Says He Doesn't Care About Java

By Cameron McKenzie 29 Jun 2011

At TSSJS 2011, James Gosling, the father of Java, talks about Java and the JVM, and opines about how the Java Virtual Machine, not necessarliy the Java language, is what he is most passionate about. Read More

Kotlin vs. Swift: An open source programming language face-off

By Kerry Doyle 30 Apr 2020

Take a look into what Kotlin and Swift have to offer in terms of cross-platform capabilities, library support and ease of use. Also, review their major strengths and limitations. Read More

Scala: Lightweight functional programming for Java

By Kerry Doyle 22 Oct 2019

Scala provides a lightweight code option for Java development, but there could be a steep learning curve. Learn a little about Scala and if it's worth adopting. Read More

Oracle's Project Leyden uses static images to ease Java pain

By Darryl K. Taft 07 May 2020

Oracle's new Project Leyden introduces static images to help ease long-standing Java language shortcomings such as slow startup times and unwieldy footprints. Read More