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Java EE 7 - Introduction to Batch (JSR 352)

Continuing our Java EE series, JSR 352 lead Chris Vignola shows us around the batch processing specification and how it can be utilised.

A seal of approval

Red Hat ditches MySQL in favour of MariaDB

The open source company are latest to say goodbye to Oracle, in favour of the MySQL fork.

Why contemporary web developers deserve better

Type-safe Web with Kotlin

Can everything in our web application be reusable and statically type checked? Everything, from markup to client scripting. Andrey Breslav tells how it is indeed possible with…

Our survey says

Eclipse popularity dips after Juno 4.2 platform release, survey finds

Eclipse’s annual report shows the open source foundation has plenty of work ahead of Kepler.

Fabric softener

Continuuity release Weave to help Hadoop YARN devs

The components of Hadoop 2.0 are coming together nicely. Continuuity aim to make the learning curve easier for YARN with their newest tool.

Blockbuster in the making?

Java EE 7 trailer - “License to Code”

Oracle turn Steven Spielberg by offering us a spoof thriller film trailer for Java’s latest enterprise edition.

Finally out of the door

Java EE 7 officially launches, bringing HTML5 and WebSocket support

More than three years since the last major release, Oracle finally let the newest Java Enterprise Edition loose

Q&A

Talking Java EE 7 with Anil Gaur, Vice President of software development at Oracle

Java EE 7 arrives today. We spoke to Oracle VP of Software Development Anil Gaur to discuss the major enterprise release in more detail

Throwing their hat in the ring

Red Hat go commercial with cloud platform OpenShift

Following two years of beta testing, Red Hat decide to roll out premium support for their public cloud platform.

Part Two

What's New in JMS 2.0, Part Two—New Messaging Features

The second part of Nigel Deakin's series on JMS 2.0 in the impending Java EE 7 looks at some of the new messaging features. Reprinted with permission from the Oracle…

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Friday Five: Pussyvans, PRISM and the Queen

In this week’s collection of off-topic links, we celebrate the return of a classic band and learn the difference between geeks and nerds.

Cloud collaborators

Mirantis stacks phonebook (and wallet) in new funding round

Ericsson, Red Hat and SAP Ventures get in bed with OpenStack consultant, plus open-source deployment kit Fuel gets a Grizzly update.

Live from JAXConf 2013

The future of the web is decentralized innovation says Katz

Wednesday’s opening keynote took Java developers out of their comfort zone but to focus on the future of the web platform.

Garbage day

An introduction to garbage collection

Ruben Badaro provides a crash course in monitoring garbage collection in production systems

Live from JAXConf 2013

Reports of Java’s death greatly exaggerated, says RedMonk’s O’Grady

The co-founder of the developer analyst firm explored the history of the language and platform in ‘The Rise and Fall and Rise of Java’

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