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      • Jelastic integrate Apache TomEE into their Java PaaS
      • Red Hat integrate FuseSource ESB and messaging technologies into JBoss stack
      • JBoss open up commercial AS binaries to all
      • Jetty 9 released, bringing SPDY and WebSocket support
      • Everything I know about Java collections I learned from Scala
      • Red Hat take OpenJDK 6 reins from Oracle
      • JAXConf US goes free!
      • Java to find its way onto iOS devices?
      • Facebook’s “completely insane” Dalvik hack
      • Talking TomEE with David Blevins
      • WORA On Devices - Introducing Codename One
      • Vert.x takes first step towards Eclipse Foundation
      • The leak hunter faces his toughest challenge yet
      • Tutorial: A guide to the Gradle JavaFX Plugin
      • NetBeans 7.3 embraces web with arrival of HTML5 support
      • Lambda problems leaves Java 8 Dev Preview indefinitely delayed
      • RIP SE 6: A tribute to Java’s longest-serving edition
      • TCK access controversy - chat with JPA 2.1 Expert Group member Oliver Gierke
      • Tutorial: A glimpse at JavaFX's Canvas API
      • Google App Engine introduces ‘experimental’ Java 7 runtime support
      • Tutorial: Asynchronous Programming With Akka Actors
      • Oracle claim Google’s use of Android “decidedly unfair” in appeal
      • JRuby’s Charlie Nutter becomes Java Champion
      • Scala database library Slick gets first major release
      • Open source JavaFX coming to iOS and Android
      • Date and Time API makes it into Java 8
      • Java reclaims No.1 language spot thanks to Android
      • Play 2.1 introduces CDI and modularisation
      • High-speed, multi-threaded virtual memory in Java
      • 3,000 (update: and counting) sign petition to remove Ask Toolbar from Java
      • Vaadin 7 finally arrives (with GWT in tow)
      • JSR107 Caching API ‘highly unlikely’ to make Java EE 7
      • Cross-platform mobile toolkit Codename One jumps out of beta
      • We will fix Java security, pledge Oracle devs
      • Calling all startups - JAX needs you!
      • Groovy 2.1 completes JDK7 ‘invoke dynamic’ support
      • From database to RESTful web service to HTML5 in 10 minutes
      • Tutorial: Atmosphere 1.0, WebSocket Portability on the JVM
      • Vert.x likely to head to Eclipse Foundation
      • Community post: The final keyword in Java
      • Spring Framework 4.0 to embrace “emerging enterprise themes”
      • London startup of the week: JClarity
      • Max-severity Java security exploit plugged
      • ScriptCraft: Hacking Minecraft for kids
      • Java zero-day vulnerability unleashed into wild by Blackhole
      • “Is Java Losing Its Mojo?” asks Wired. JAXenter replies: “no”
      • Community post: JavaFX Loves Xtend
      • 5 Reasons to be excited about Java in 2013
      • Guest post: My year in Java, by Trisha Gee
      • Java for ARM developer preview posted online
      • Oracle reach out to JUGs to help finalise EE 7
      • Groovy concurrency framework GPars readies itself for big release
      • Op-Ed: ‘Big data’ becomes big money
      • Update: Numerous JSRs migrate to JCP.next, Project Nashorn picks up pace
      • Tutorial: JBoss Enterprise BRMS Best Practices
      • IntelliJ IDEA 12 shows its darker side and introduces Java 8 support
      • VMware and EMC’s Pivotal Initiative could lift Cloud Foundry to higher ground
      • DataFX 1.0 arrives to solve JavaFX’s data headache
      • Eclipse Xtend: Java’s equivalent to CoffeeScript
      • Tips for Writing Pluggable Java EE Applications
      • Two key JSRs accepted in time for Java EE 7
      • JVM JavaScript engine Nashorn open sourced
      • Redline Smalltalk aims to bring Smalltalk to the JVM
      • Unforgettable: the eleven-year story of Java’s caching API
      • ‘Intelligent’ embedded devices will be driven by Java, say analysts
      • CDI 1.1 Public Review Draft surfaces
      • Kendo UI expands into Java
      • The AS factor: shortlist of JBoss names revealed
      • Java ME 8 JSRs show bright embedded future
      • Spotlight on: Coverity, solving Java's security headache
      • Java Committee Process reform continues with merge of Executive Committee
      • One To Watch: AeroGear, mobile Java sites without the pain
      • Spotlight on Magik - the newest JVM language
      • Managing web libraries as dependencies with WebJars
      • Ceylon milestone 4 adds JavaScript compilation
      • JCP election results: LJC and CloudBees win seats on EC
      • NightHacking with Stephen Chin and the LJC
      • Google App Engine adds in Java 7 support
      • Java Community Process Executive Committee 2012 election gets underway
      • Stephen Chin to bike around Europe on a ‘Nighthacking Tour’
      • “The JCP is kind of a fake zombie body”
      • Op-Ed: Java is still struggling on post-PC devices
      • Java FX open-sourcing “may take until February”
      • Scala 2013: A Pragmatic Guide to Scala Adoption in Your Java Organization
      • Apple disable Java plug-in on OS X
      • JAX London in tweets
      • Spotlight on: the OpenGamma Platform
      • JAX London day two roundup
      • Java's future is in your hands, urges Steve Poole at JAX London
      • Java and the Machine - why developers shouldn't panic about this multicore age
      • JAX London day one roundup
      • Waratek expand to London and New York
      • Brian Goetz opens JAX London with ‘The Road to Lambda’
      • One To Watch: Plumbr, Java memory leak detection
      • OpenOffice may become a top-level Apache project
      • Apache TomEE refined with 1.5 release
      • Flash and Java meet in Flash4j 3.0
      • JBoss dev clarifies AS rebranding
      • James Gosling makes surprise appearance at JavaOne Community Keynote
      • Friday 5 - JavaOne Edition