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JavaWorld Update Oct 11, 2017 API-driven development with OpenAPI and Swagger Get started with API-driven development for cloud and microservices architectures Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • GraphLib: Get started with Android graphing • Java MicroProfile gets fault-tolerance • Java debugging comes to Visual Studio Code 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 ▶ GraphLib: Get started with Android graphing Start graphing with GraphLib, a small, easy-to-use, open source library for graphing mathematical functions, plotting points, and drawing line graphs in your Android applications. Read More ▶ Java MicroProfile gets fault-tolerance MicroProfile 1.2 also adds interoperability with JSON web tokens for more consistent security Read More ▶ Java debugging comes to Visual Studio Code New Java debugging extension from Microsoft works with Java language support extension from Red Hat 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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