Java 9 proposal could speed some apps, but slow others

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Oct 04, 2016

Open source Java projects: Jenkins with Docker, Part 1

Setup a continuous integration process to build and test a Java web app with Jenkins, then deploy it to a Docker container in Part 2 Read More ▶

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IBM Bluemix Architecture Series: Web Application Hosting on IBM Containers

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