In this post, I reference recent online posts that I have really enjoyed on topics such as Java security issues, Javadoc, XML, and cloud computing. JavaDoc: The unloved child. A pragmatic approach.

The common wisdom concerning most Java applications is that they are far too mission-critical in nature to effectively run in the cloud, given overall performance concerns. But an annual survey of ...

Payara, provider of fully managed cloud-native solutions for running and managing Java applications, and Azul, a company 100% focused on Java, are partnering to help enterprises modernize their Java ...

Connecting the 'DevOps, Agile and Java cloud native applications' dots. A concise definition of both DevOps and cloud native computing is elusive, but Cisco's Ken Owens presents a unified theory that ...

Java is still valued for its “write once, run anywhere” principle, object-oriented approach and adaptability, but Java was not designed for the speeds of cloud environments. There was no cloud ...

On first blush, one might assert that the emergence of cloud-based technologies really shouldn't have any impact on a Java developer at all. After all, the code a developer writes, especially a server ...

Jakarta EE, a working group hosted by the Eclipse Foundation, today announced the general availability of the Jakarta EE 11 ...

Key Takeaways Certifications like OCPJP 8 and SE 17 validate advanced Java development skills.Cloud and DevOps skills are ...

The more important conundrum is understanding how best to optimise the use of Java, particularly in the cloud. The reality is that the technology is everywhere, with users adopting both Oracle and ...

Types of Cloud Computing. Cloud computing is divided into three primary models: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and ... Ruby, and Java while relying on Linux for ...