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It’s that time of the year again! JavaOne is up and running and we are making sure you get the latest scoop from Oracle’s finest. Find out everything you need to know about Java 9 and Java EE.

JavaOne is happening as we speak and we’ve got Lars Röwekamp reporting on what you want to know from the biggest Java event of the year. His final diary entry for the conference focuses squarely on microservices and Java EE.

JavaOne is happening as we speak and we’ve got Lars Röwekamp reporting on what you want to know from the biggest Java event of the year. Day 3 (or is it Day 4?) of his recap looks at HTML5, UI technologies and rich client apps.

JavaOne is happening as we speak and we’ve got Lars Röwekamp reporting on what you want to know from the biggest Java event of the year. Day 2 of his daily digest has it all – IoT, Mobile, Embedded and of course plenty of Java.

JavaOne is happening as we speak and we’ve got Lars Röwekamp reporting on what you want to know from the biggest Java event of the year. Day 1 of his daily digest gives us a load of Java EE 8 as well as questions about the cloud.

JavaOne is happening as we speak and we’ve got Lars Röwekamp reporting on what you want to know from the biggest Java event of the year. Couldn’t make it to the event? Stay tuned for more coverage and conference updates throughout the week!

Not making it over to the JavaOne? No problem – you can still catch all the essentials online by watching the JavaOne keynotes. These are the livestreams Java programmers will want to watch, and where to watch them.

It’s official – Dart is now obsolete for Java devs. Anton Epple tells us he has created a way to develop HTML applications with Java APIs.

Java ME 8.1 has arrived for devices with ARM-Cortex-M4 architecture.

In spite of big changes at the helm of Oracle, the highly anticipated JavaOne keynote was an uninspiring start to the annual conference.

Why Larry Ellison’s power reshuffle at Oracle is one of the greatest PR stunts in the history of Silicon Valley.

From Java in spaceships to Java horror stories, this year’s Java pilgrimage proves more than ever that the Java language is alive and kicking.

From JavaOne – PaaS provider Engine Yard pledged their allegiance to Oracle this week by adding support for Java to their roster of supported platforms – Platform Manager Richard Watson gives us the full story.

CEO Sacha Labourey gives his views on PaaS, the future of cloud, and a certain AWOL Oracle yachting fan.