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JavaWorld Update Sep 14, 2017 Java EE gets adopted by Eclipse A new name for Java EE is a likely outcome as the Eclipse Foundation figures out how to steward enterprise Java itself Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What's new in JUnit 5 for Java testing • NoSQL standouts: The best key-value databases • What is JSON? JavaScript Object Notation explained Podcast: Rimini Street Podcast #3: It's Time to Tackle the Legacy Support Challenge Are You Positioned for IT Optimization and Innovation? Tom speaks with Ray Wang, founder of Constellation Research, to explore the steps you can take now to make sure you are ready to transform into a digital first business. Read More ▶ What's new in JUnit 5 for Java testing JUnit 5 offers a foundation for testing frameworks on the JVM as well as a new programming model Read More ▶ NoSQL standouts: The best key-value databases Aerospike, Hazelcast, Memcached, Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, and Redis put different twists on fast and simple data storage Read More ▶ What is JSON? JavaScript Object Notation explained JSON has eclipsed XML as the preferred data interchange format for web applications and web services. Here's why Read More ▶ Podcast: Rimini Street Podcast: Enterprise Apps Are at a Crossroads, Part 2 In Episode 2, Tom continues his conversation with Rebecca as they delve into the findings of IDG's latest State of the CIO Report. Read More ▶

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