Go 2 is still a work in process. However, right now is the best time to chime in and make your opinion known. The latest item on the docket: error handling. Should the errors idiom in Go change? Here are some options up for discussion.
Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 23rd guest is Mark Little, vice president of engineering at Red Hat.
PHP is a cornerstone of the modern internet, with 80% of sites using it. Now, as the end of life for PHP 5.x version gets closer and closer, a whopping 62% of the internet is estimated to be vulnerable to looming security issues.
With a simple Google search, you will find hundreds of articles on how to migrate to the cloud, simple and easy. But the truth is that migrating to the cloud is simply chaotic and the best way to get ahead of natural chaos is to synthesize your own, in a controlled experiment. Matt Fornaciari explains how you can embrace the chaos and make the most of it!
Are you ready for Java assertions? This fun feature of Java is used to define the boolean condition in a program. In this article, Adrian D. Finlay explores how developers can make the most of this condition and how they can avoid AssertionErrors.
Every Monday we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week may have been pretty chill news-wise, but we, at JAXenter, definitely did not have a chill week! In addition to the JAXmag coming out last Tuesday, we had JAX London 2018 going on and it was an absolute blast!
Project Valhalla has been around for more than four years but now that Oracle has a much richer base to build on, they’re ready for Phase III. Their next target is L2 and L10 is the target for a first preview. Let’s have a closer look at the state of Project Valhalla.
WebAssembly has been met with much fanfare with some even claiming it as a much needed match for JavaScript. Is there really a competition between the two? Or is it more like a partnership?
Looking for a new, lightweight frontend for any other general purpose language? Introducing Zolang, a programming language that lets developers transpile across languages through the stars.
We are now witnessing the democratization of DevOps. This concept seemed to be an unattainable goal until recently but now it has become the new normal. Digital transformations are a must and job descriptions are slowly changing as developers will have to increase their “operational” awareness. We talked to Sacha Labourey, CEO and founder at CloudBees about all this and more.
Kubernetes is the right horse to bet on. How do we know? Well, the Kubernetes universe continues to grow with two new offerings from Cloud Foundry, Eirini and CF Containerization. We take a look at these tools and show why Kubernetes is one of the most promising technologies today.
The Internet of Things can offer unlimited possibilities; however, it can also open the door to unlimited risks. But why would somebody try to breach an IoT network?
JAX London 2018 has come to an end but the things we experienced and learned will stay with us for quite some time! One of the most interesting and informative sessions during Day 1 of this year’s JAX London was the panel on cloud native Java with 5 amazing speakers!
JDK 11 is here but that’s no excuse to chill! The tech world is moving fast and we’re in for the ride! The JDK 12 development repositories are open and we thought it’s time to start a new thread in order to keep track of everything that’s going live. Today we present two more JEPs targeted to JDK 12 and we see the implementation of JEP 341 been pushed into jdk/jdk repository. Let’s take a closer look.
