The road to Java 9: Only critical bugs getting fixed now

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JavaWorld Update Jun 27, 2017 The road to Java 9: Only critical bugs getting fixed now The upgrade is slated for an initial release candidate build today Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • JVM may get upgrade to support today's multicore processors • Ruby's decline in popularity may be permanent • Best of NoSQL: 7 document databases compared eBook: TrueLogic Software Checklist for Choosing a Software Solutions Developer Developing IT solutions tends to be a slow and tedious process; many companies prefer to delegate the work to third parties to speed up results. This pattern will remain a constant in 2017, so choosing the ideal software solutions developer is crucial, that's why Truelogic brings this Checklist of the 8 main elements to keep in mind when choosing or renewing an outsourcing provider. Read More ▶ JVM may get upgrade to support today's multicore processors Proposed JVM specification changes would support a prototype of value classes Read More ▶ Ruby's decline in popularity may be permanent Still in the top 10 of RedMonk's language rankings, Ruby faces tough competition from Go, Rust, Swift, and Kotlin Read More ▶ Best of NoSQL: 7 document databases compared Which document-oriented database is right for your app? Follow this guide to the most developer-friendly NoSQL databases Read More ▶

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